Order: Coleoptera (beetles)
Adult
First pair of wings are hard and shell-like, Abdomen without forcepts; hind wings large, membranous, folded beneath the elytra; Tarsi 2- to 5-segmented
Immature
Coleoptera larvae are usually with legs and have a distinct head capsule, the head is well-developed with ocelli and chewing mouthparts, three pairs of thoracic legs; no abdominal prolegs
Body form:
- Campodeiform – Slender, active crawlers
- Scarabaeiform – Grub-like, fleshy, c-shaped body
- Elateriform – Wireworms; elongate, cylindrical, tiny legs
| Picture | Scientific name | Common name | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
 | Agriotes lineatus | Wireworm | Larvae are up to 20 mm in length and have a shiny pale yellow color. Adults are flattened, elongate, brown or black beetles and 7-8 mm in length. |
| Picture | Scientific name | Common name | Description |