English: Specimen of Gnorimella maculosa (Knoch), an uncommon scarab beetle. This individual was collected in USA: Connecticut: Middlesex County: Killingworth, in a vane trap baited with 50% ethanol, the trap hung 5 m up a tree at the edge of mixed woods (red maple, poplar, juniper et al.) beside a blueberry patch and hayfield, 17-May to 02-Jun-2002, collector M.K. Oliver, in collection of same. This individual, one of three from the same trap effort, has particularly prominent yellow spotting on the pronotum and a solid yellow pygidium.
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