Coleoptera

The Coleoptera order of insects is commonly called beetles. About 450,000 species of beetles occur – representing about 40% of all known insects. Such a large number of species poses special problems for classification, with some families consisting of thousands of species and needing further division into subfamilies and tribes. For more information visit the Wikipedia Entry Get back to Insects
Blister beetle	Carrion Beetles	Christmas Beetle	Click beetle
Dung Beetle	Firefly	Flower chafer	Goliath Beetle
Ground beetle	Ironclad Beetle	Jewel beetle	Ladybug
Leaf beetle	Long-armed scarab	Longhorn beetle	Lunar-spotted Mimic beetle
May Beetle	Pleasing Fungus Beetle	Rhinoceros beetle	Soldier Beetle
Stag beetle	True water beetles	True weevils

Unidentified Beetles

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  Unknown China 1979 Melolonthine Scarab