The White-Spotted Fruit Chafer is a shiny-black scarab beetle with white spots. They may be found feeding on blooms in gardens but generally occur in low numbers. They're attracted to fruit baits and sap flows, and sometimes they'll be found in birds nests! The larvae, which look like C shaped grubs, develop in horse and goat dung. Common to most habitat types in Southern Africa, including subtropical savanna and woodlands.