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Grubs on the grass. Larvae of the cockchafer. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cockchafer with black head and eyes, brown wings and antennae, with striped fluffy belly sitting on juicy green strawberry leaf Royalty Free Stock Photo

Melolontha bug larval form on a shovel among grass Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pests of the garden trees Royalty Free Stock Photo

Grubs on the grass. Larvae of the cockchafer.

White Grub silhouette Royalty Free Stock Photo

Beetle Melolontha melolontha with black head, brown wings and antennae, striped belly sitting on strawberry leaf and eating it Royalty Free Stock Photo

White Grub stop sign Royalty Free Stock Photo

A grub is the larva of a cockchafer or June beetle. The grub has a 'C'-shaped, curved, caterpillar-like body with a bag-shaped, thickened abdomen. Most species have a hard, orange-brown head. The color of the body is yellowish white. Grubs eat the underground parts of the grass plant.