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Category Archives: by badellin
Natural Enemies Are Our Friends
Our six-spotted Tiger Beetle, Cicindela sexguttata, is common along sunny paths and gardens in the late Spring. Cicindela sexguttata, is easily identified by its iridescent metallic green color and 6 brownish spots on its elytra (forewings). Tiger Beetles have keen … Continue reading
Posted in behavior, by badellin, Education, Uncategorized
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A Beautiful Insect?
When the genearal publc thinks of insects, some of the first creatures that come to mind are ants, beetles, cockroaches, and other ground dwellers. The word “beauty” rarely comes to mind. However, not every insect is a dark scurrying form that … Continue reading
Posted in behavior, by badellin, Environment
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Boring Beetles
This Spring, I will be adding posts from guest bloggers. This post is by badellin. Have you ever been sitting in traffic and seen a bumper sticker on a car that says, Don’t move firewood, it BUGS me!? I had … Continue reading
