Hairy Rose Beetle(Tropinota squalida)
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Explore recent community sightings of Hairy Rose Beetle (Tropinota squalida) — where it's been spotted, related encounters, and field notes from local observers. The Hairy Rose Beetle is a fuzzy, sun-loving visitor often spotted frequenting open flowers during spring. These charming insects play an important role as pollinators while foraging for nectar in your local meadows.
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They are easily recognized by the dense coat of hair covering their thorax and abdomen.
