June Bug (specifically a member of the May/June beetle genus)

Found in lawns, gardens, and surrounding woodlands across North America

Adults feed on the foliage of trees and shrubs at night; larvae (grubs) eat the roots of grasses and ornamental plants

Nocturnal insects that are strongly attracted to artificial lights. They have a clumsy flight pattern and are often found on window screens or porches during early summer

Harmless to humans as they do not bite or sting. They can be agricultural and lawn pests because the larvae damage grass roots, leading to brown patches in lawns