Hundreds of grubs drowning in the pool nightly are green June beetle larvae. Unlike Japanese beetle grubs, they feed on thatch, not grass roots. Their tunneling dries soil, and mature grubs surface at night, accidentally falling into pools.
See Green June Beetle Grubs.


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Bees at the Pool: Redirect with Water Stations
Tiger Beetle Larvae: The "Snake" in Your Yard
Colorado Potato Beetle on Tomatoes: Identification and Control
Crows Pulling Zoysia Sod: Hunting Grubs or Earthworms
Controlling Daisy Beetles on Coneflowers and Black-Eyed Susans
Grub Control Timing: When to Treat and When to Wait
Powder Post Beetles in Furniture: Identification and Control
Pine Beetles: Remove Infested Trunks, But Chips Are Safe for Mulch
After Pine Beetle Kill: Remove Tree Fast, Spray Neighbors, Don't Store Wood
Asparagus Beetle Control: Sanitation, Hand-Picking, and Persistent Spraying
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