What kind of insect looks like a june bug with a white stripe?

Answer by  sanityrose (2664)

The standard 'June Bug Beetle' has cousins with stripes down their back. The Tenlined beetle is brown with ten white lines stretching from head to bottom. However, at a very young age this form of june bug will only have one white line visible. The tenlined beetle is considered one of the more beautiful, and makes much less noise.

Answer by  waterdog (7)

This beetle is the shape of a June Bug but slightly larger, has a shiny Copper Brass metalic color that is iridescent and with a reddish sunburst color at times. These colors are on the Thorax and abdoman. The legs have a golden color.

Answer by  tiffanyjenkins (26)

it is called a Lined June Beetle. The Adults feed on tree foliage and when handled they make a squeaking noise. the Lined June Beetle also called the ten lined June beetle are very attracted to lights and you will often find them around there.

Answer by  J (113)

A bug that looks similar to a June Bug but with zebra like stripes is called a zebra or milk beetle. They have small black legs and are generaly harmless feeding on aphids and small plants.

Answer by  TwoToneDodge (2204)

What you may be finding are "ten striped Beetles" or a very common "Potato Beetle". These bugs have the same basic shape of a june bug but are dark brown.