Description: English:
Cetoniinae Cyrtothyrea on Agathosma (cf. capensis) photographed in
fynbos veld near
Uniondale, Western Cape. Date: 17 October 2010. Source: Own work. Author:
JonRichfield. There are several species of spotted chafers in this genus in Southern Africa. They feed on flowers & sometimes fruit. This might be Cyrtothyrea marginalis, but the lateral stripe is a bit yellow rather than red. Licensing[
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