JAPANESE BEETLE (POPILLIA JAPONICA)
It is native to Japan.
Larvae came to north America, northern Europe and China further to importation of bulbs from Japan.
It was first seen in continental Europe in summer 2014 in the Ticino natural park, both Piedmont and Lombardy side, and it spread extensively. It has no natural enemies therefore it is extremely invasive.
SACRED IBIS (THRESKIORNIS AETHIOPICUS)
It is native to sub-Saharan Africa, Iraq and Egypt (where it has practically disappeared).
It is because of escaping or intentional releasing from zoos and private collections that the sacred ibis has come to Europe. It has no natural enemies therefore it has been spreading fast.