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10 Fascinating Facts About Bed Bugs - Bug News
Jul 16, 2024 · Bed bugs are more than just household pests; they are resilient survivors with a rich evolutionary history and fascinating biological adaptations. By understanding their behavior and characteristics, we can develop more effective …
Yellow Woolly Bear Season! - Bug News
Once the caterpillars turn into moths, they are usually called Virginian Tiger Moths, although I think Yellow Woolly Bear Moths would be less confusing. The moths are on a mission and don’t eat. At the most, they may take a quick drink of nectar from a nearby flower.
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Silently creeping… Wolf spiders in the house - Bug News
If you’ve ever seen a large spider covered in tons of tiny spiders, that would be a mama wolf spider with her young (sorry, no pictures). While wolf spiders don’t spin webs to catch prey, they do often leave single strand silk trails to communicate with other spiders in the area.
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Opportunistic Harvest: Not Baaah-d! Lambsquarters as a
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Not so lady-like: The Asian Ladybug - Bug News
Nov 13, 2021 · Asian Ladybug, Harmonia axyridis, on house. Ladybugs are spectacular at finding and eating small sap sucking creatures that are feeding on your plants. This includes insects like deceptively cute aphids, ugly scales, weird mealy bugs, nasty thrips (story coming this winter), and many others.
Why does the Woolly Bear Caterpillar cross the road? - Bug News
The variable lengths of red versus black bands on the Woolly Bear Caterpillars are mostly due to age, how much food its eaten, and just general intraspecific (within species) variation. Some folks have actually done simple backyard studies to prove this.