Beth’s Bug Blog — bug blog

Entomological Pins vs. Sewing Pins: The Bug Collector’s Guide to Pinning Insects

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Using the right pin might feel like a small detail, but trust me—it makes a huge difference.

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Bug of the week

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Promethea moths might not have the fame of the monarch or the mystique of the luna moth, but they hold their own in the world of lepidopteran legends. Next time you see a dark silhouette fluttering through the forest, take a closer look—it might just be the Promethea moth, proving that nature has a knack for high fashion.

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Bug of the week

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Weevils, those tiny beetles with snouts, might seem insignificant, but they play a crucial role in our ecosystem—and sometimes in our pantries.

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The Marvelous World of Moss

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Moss, the ancient and resilient green carpet of nature, plays a vital role in ecosystems by retaining moisture, preventing erosion, and providing habitats. It’s a low-maintenance addition to gardens and is gaining popularity in modern design for its aesthetic and environmental benefits. Easy to care for in terrariums, moss offers a unique way to bring a touch of nature into our daily lives.

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Bee Facts Part 3

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Part 3 of interesting facts about our favorite pollinators…

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