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Common cockchafer | The Wildlife Trusts
The common cockchafer is also known as a May bug as they often emerge as adults during the month of May. They are large, brown beetles who spend the first few years of their lives as larvae underground . They mostly come out after the sun has set and can be seen flying around streetlights and lighted windows.
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Cockchafer - Wikipedia
a species of scarab beetle belonging to the genus Melolontha. It is native to Europe, and it is one of several closely-related and morphologically similar ...
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Common cockchafer - Biocontrol, Damage and Life Cycle
General. The cockchafer (Melolontha melolontha), also known as the doodlebug or May bug is a European beetle of the genus Melolontha, in the family Scarabaeidae ...
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cockchafer
cockchafer (ˈkɒkˌtʃeɪfə(r)) Also -chaffer. [A compound of chafer or chaffer, beetle, app. of rustic origin; not in the dictionaries till quite recently. (Not in Craig 1847.) Cock is probably prefixed to express size or valour, or in reference to the practice of making these insects fight. Another fo...
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Cockchafer Beetle (Melolontha melolontha) - Woodland Trust
Cockchafer beetles are large and bulky, growing up to 30mm in length. It has characteristic fanned antennae, a black body, and brown legs and wingcases.
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Insect Profile: The Cockchafer - Seeing the Woods
Also known as Maybugs and doodlebugs, cockchafers have affectionately been called “chimney sweeps” or “millers” because of the furry fluff around their heads.
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Cockchafer (disambiguation)
It is most commonly used for several European species of the genus Melolontha:
The common cockchafer (Melolontha melolontha)
The forest cockchafer (Melolontha couloni) native to Australia
See also
Cockchafer soup
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Cockchafer, an introduction #beetle #beetles #insects - YouTube
Cockchafer, an introduction #beetle #beetles #insects In this video I introduce you to the Cockchafer a species of beetle native to the UK ...
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The common cockchafer spends its first 3 to 5 years below ground ...
The common cockchafer spends its first 3 to 5 years below ground, growing as a larva. Then, all at once, these beetles emerge as adults in great numbers during ...
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COCKCHAFER Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
a large European beetle (Melolontha melolontha) destructive to vegetation as an adult and to roots as a larva also : any of various related beetles.
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How to identify a cockchafer May bug | Natural History Museum
Cockchafers have whitish triangles on their sides, hairy bodies, reddish-brown wing cases that meet in the middle and orange fan-like antennae.
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cockchafer
cockchafer/ˈkɔktʃeɪfə(r); `kɑkˌtʃefɚ/ (also `may-bug)n large beetle that flies at night with a loud whirring sound and feeds on leaves 金龟（甲虫）.
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HMS Cockchafer (1812)
The Cockchafer was the former schooner Spencer, of eight guns. George Jackson assumed command of Cockchafer.
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HMS Cockchafer (1915)
Yang refused to negotiate with the commander of Cockchafer and the senior officer on the Upper Yangtze, commander of headed for Wanhsien while Cockchafer In 1943, Cockchafer was transferred to the Mediterranean Fleet at Malta.
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Cockchafer soup
Cockchafer soup is a European dish made from the cockchafer insect. It was a delicacy in Germany and France until the mid-1900s. Because the beetles are now relatively rare, the making of cockchafer soup has almost vanished entirely in communities where it was once commonplace.
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