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#4 In order for the insect’s abdomen to be protected, it has elytra.
Their color is either bright brown or yellow.
#5 The head of the beetle is small, dark in color with a slightly greenish pearlescent tint.
#6 As already mentioned, the development of the Chafer (May) beetle is arranged in such a way that its active time begins in spring.
It is during this period that pests begin to eat leaves as actively as possible, thereby destroying buds, shrubs, and, in principle, all plants that bloom.
