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Phyllophaga sp.
Yes it does look similar, very beautiful. There's just so many out there! I hate to think what has been lost already around the world before we even had a chance to record them, see them or know of their existence.
Kd, I found a similar one that was identified to genus here. http://www.flickr.com/photos/brutamonte/...
This is an unusual one Tom15. The colour & hair covering is really interesting.
Thanks venusflytrap.
nice one ;)
Spotted on Dec 1, 2013 Submitted on Mar 28, 2014
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Yes it does look similar, very beautiful. There's just so many out there! I hate to think what has been lost already around the world before we even had a chance to record them, see them or know of their existence.
Kd, I found a similar one that was identified to genus here. http://www.flickr.com/photos/brutamonte/...
This is an unusual one Tom15. The colour & hair covering is really interesting.
Thanks venusflytrap.
nice one ;)