June Bugs bug me

bugs lay their eggs. If you poison June bugs and their larvae, you also could also poison beneficial flora and fauna in your yard as well as risk polluting the water table and waterways with runoff from pesticides.

Of course, if you have any children who would love to collect the June Bugs and put them in soapy water to kill them or collect them to feed the chickens, it will help to reduce the grub population. I sure won’t complain about that!

Courtesy photo May/june beetle adult (left) and white grub larvae (right) are not the most desirable bug in your yard.