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Neither the chafers, the toads, nor the earth-worms, whom they asked about it could give them any information--none of them had been boiled or laid on a silver dish.

The WB Disposable Chafers are perfect for tailgating, home buffets, restaurants, picnics or any other event that require a chafer.

Pakistani fauna of chafers belonging to the tribe Melolonthini is still known only insufficiently.

They go under the names of Japanese beetle, Asiatic Garden beetle and Oriental beetle, together with perhaps more than a few European chafers and their relatives.

Since that time, there have been several revisional works of various taxa that incidentally included Pakistan, e.g., Balthasar (1963a-b, 1964) for Scarabaeinae (dung beetles), Keith (2001) for some Melolonthinae (chafers), Endrodi (1985) for Dynastinae (rhinoceros beetles), and Miksic (1976, 1977, 1982, 1987) for Cetoniinae (flower chafers).

Now the two get photo submissions of specimens from all over the world, ranging from the common termite to mating Malaysian flower chafers. If you can't figure out what's bugging your garden, look through their extensive photo archive.

Windsor's Roll-Top Chafers are equipped with a Glide Hinge[TM] mechanism that makes opening and closing smooth and easy.

The automatic Twins cutter/splicer system is offered for the production of steel breakers and chafers for radial passenger and truck tires.

ADRIENNE SAYS: May bugs or cock chafers are a species of beetle that live in the soil.

Adult Japanese beetles, European chafers and Oriental beetles are all present in good numbers as adults.

It was also used in sidewalls, chafers and rubber used in bead components.