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An insect’s priorities don’t include understanding the whole. Go beyond an arthropodan mentality.
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[Green June Beetles are metallic bronze-green underneath. Like other scarab oriented insects, Green June Beetles lay their eggs in the ground and their larvae develop as c-shaped grubs within the soil. Following having pupated underground, they emerge as adults in the summer and actively fly, feed, and reproduce from June–September.]
Green in Yellow. Photo by Thomas Peace 2014
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