Bed Bug Resurgence: How to Avoid and Control Bedbugs
By: Brian Downing
Native American Cold Weather Forcast: Can the Woolly Caterpillar Predict the Severity of the Winter?
By: Carole Jones
Tree Pest Control - The Webworm Caterpillar: Ways to Reduce Webworm Infestation
By: Beverly Bright
Removing Aphids Without the Use of Chemicals: Dealing with Aphids the Green Way
By: Lynne Garner
Are Bed Bugs Real? Truth Behind the Blood Sucking Parasites
By: Jennifer Gittins
Hotels, Motels are Havens for Bed Bugs: Hotel Patrons Often Spread Cimex Lectularis Infestations
By: Ian Shoust
Emerald Ash Borer Threat: Invasive Asian Beetle Poses Danger to Ash Trees
By: Connie Ganong
Mantid Femme Fatales: Not all Males Are Eaten During Mating
By: 
Albert Burchsted
Praying Mantid Feeding: Wonderfully Adapted Sit and Wait Predators
By: Albert Burchsted
Cryogenic Bugsicles: When Insects Freeze Solid Over Winter
By: Albert Burchsted
Bee Depletion Affects Ice Cream: Foods to Make Flavors To Be In Short Supply From Vanishing Hives
By: Laura Smith
Silk from Bees and Ants: Insects such as Ants and Bees Could Become the New Silkworms
By: Sue Cartledge
The Goliath Beetle: The World's biggest Insect
By: Cyrus Dehkan
Pet Insects: People Buy and Sell Invertebrates
By: John Blatchford
Praying Mantis: Introduced Species Beneficial State Insect of Connecticut
By: John Blatchford
How to Get Rid of Fruit Flies: An Easy and Poison-Free Way to Banish Fruit Flies
By: Kelly Whitt
Stick Insects: Males Not Needed for Reproduction
By: John Blatchford
The Eastern Tiger Swallowtail: State Butterfly of Five American States
By: John Blatchford
American State Insects: The Top Three State Insects are Honeybee Monarch and Ladybug
By: John Blatchford
Monarch Butterfly: Migrates Annually from Canada to Mexico
By: John Blatchford
Mole Crickets: Soil Burrowing Insects with Front Legs modified for Digging
By: John Blatchford
Saddleback or Packsaddle Caterpillar: A Stinging Slug Caterpillar with Warning Colouration
By: John Blatchford
Eastern Tent Caterpillar: Webworm: Caterpillars defoliate trees but cause no lasting damage
By: Melissa Howard
European Carpenter Bee: Bores Holes in Timber and Pollinates Flowers
By: John Blatchford
Vulture Bees: Three Species of Bee Eat Rotting Flesh
By: John Blatchford
Nosema spp. – Honeybee Parasites: Nosema apis and Nosema ceranae Cause Honeybee Disease
Honeybees and Varroa Mites: Asiatic Honeybee Mites Spread Worldwide Infesting European Honeybees
The Asian Giant Hornet: About The World's Largest Wasp
By: Cyrus Dehkan
Honeybee Crisis and Biodiversity: Colony Collapse Disorder might save Endangered Bees
By: John Blatchford
Cane Beetles: Eat Sugar Cane Leaves and Roots
By: John Blatchford
Dermatobia hominis – Warble Fly: The Human Bot Fly Causes Painful Lesions in Human Skin
Rosemary Beetle: an Insect Pest that destroys Rosemary and Lavender Herbs
By: John Blatchford
Scabies mite – Sarcoptes scabiei: An Itchy Contagious Parasite That Lives On Skin and Burrows
Asian Hornet in France: Another Problem for Honeybees?
By: John Blatchford
Screwworm – Parasitic Fly: Screw-worm, Cochliomyia hominivorax, Produces Carnivourous Maggots
Screwworm Fly Eradication: Screw-worm, Cochliomyia hominivorax, Can Be Wiped Out
Malaria Resistant Mosquitoes: Genetically Modified Mosquitoes Could Help Reduce Malaria Cases
The Firefly or Lightning Bug: How and Why Fireflies Glow
Kissing Bug – Disease Vector: Conenose Bugs Transmit a Dangerous Parasite – Trypanosoma cruzi
The Lanternfly: a remarkable bug featuring in the ‘Amazing Rare Things’ exhibition.
By: John Blatchford
Chiggers – Parasitic Mites: Chigger Mites have Parasitic Larvae that Inflict Intense Discomfort
Chigoe Flea – Tunga penetrans: The Female Jigger is an Unpleasant Skin Parasite of the Tropics
Greenhouse Thrips: very small insects that can damage plants.
By: John Blatchford
Earwigs: Harmless insects that sometimes eat flowers
By: John Blatchford
Cochineal: a blood-red dye from the red blood of an insect!
By: John Blatchford
Horse Chestnut Leaf Miner and Conkers: Introduced Asian Moth Damaging Horse-chestnut Trees.
By: John Blatchford
Tiger Mosquito: an invasive mosquito species with frightening potential.
By: John Blatchford
Cat Fleas: Dogs, cats and children can be affected
By: John Blatchford
Mealworms: not worms at all, but young beetles.
By: John Blatchford
The Mud Dauber Wasp: she will remove large spiders from your house.
By: John Blatchford
Bumblebees: are suffering as a result of modern agricultural practices.
By: John Blatchford
Killer Bees: dangerous ‘Africanised’ bees are now established in the U.S.
By: John Blatchford
Honeybees: are essential pollinators and give us honey.
By: John Blatchford
Stingless Bees: are very important pollinators and many species are threatened.
By: John Blatchford
Bees in General: pollinators and producers of honey.
By: John Blatchford
The ‘Harlequin’: a large ladybird which has recently arrived in the UK.
By: John Blatchford
Hummingbird Hawkmoth: an insect that looks like a bird.
By: John Blatchford
Kissing Bugs: nasty little insects that bite your lips.
By: John Blatchford
Red Admiral: an 'admirable' butterfly that migrates!
By: John Blatchford
Silverfish and Firebrats: ancient insects who knew the dinosaurs.
By: John Blatchford
