What is another word for may bug?
Pronunciation: [mˈe͡ɪ bˈʌɡ] (IPA) 
The term "may bug" refers to a type of beetle that is commonly found in Europe. This insect is also known by several other synonyms, including the cockchafer, the chafer beetle, and the June bug. The may bug belongs to the Scarabaeoidea family and is distinguished by its large size, brownish-black color, and characteristic buzzing flight. They are particularly active during the months of May and June, which led to their common name. Despite their harmless nature, the larvae of the may bug can be destructive to the roots of plants, which makes them a concern for gardeners and farmers alike.
