Beth’s Bug Blog — mimicry

Bug of the Week: The Hoverfly

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Hoverflies are the unsung heroes of the insect world; pollinators, pest controllers, and master mimics all rolled into one. So next time you see a tiny “wasp” hovering nearby, don’t swat it away…thank it instead!

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Bug of the Week: The Oil Beetle—Master of Toxic Trickery

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The oil beetle is a slow-moving bug with a fast-thinking survival strategy. With its toxic secretions and clever, bee-hijacking larvae, it’s an insect that thrives on both defense and deception.

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Butterflies Master the Art of Deception

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This blog dives into the captivating world of butterfly mimicry.

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Some Facts About Blue Morpho Butterflies

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Blue Morpho Butterflies are well known all over the world, but here are some lesser known facts about these beautiful species.

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