![Ouch! Chiggers, gnats,’no-see-ums’ explained A Dark-winged Fungus Gnat is standing on the surface of a green leaf, as seen from the side.](https://www.welcomewildlife.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/Dark-winged-Fungus-Gnat-R-Katja-Schulz-Flickr-CC-BY-2.0-351x185.jpg)
Ouch! Chiggers, gnats,’no-see-ums’ explained
About chiggers, gnats, black flies, fire ants! Oh my!
About chiggers, gnats, black flies, fire ants! Oh my!
Butterfly development and the challenges they face each step of the way.
Info about butterfly species that may be visiting your yard. Look for them out there!
Praying mantises are beneficial members of our garden carnivores and the only insects that can swivel their head.
These moths are beautiful and large. At least some of them visit your yard.
One or more of these ladybugs and other beetles live in your yard. Look for them on foliage or flowers,…
Look on plants in your yard. You’ll probably spot some of these common “bugs.”
Wasps are scary, right? But they’re beneficial and will ignore you if you ignore them.
Bees and wasps to look for in your yard. (No need to be afraid!)
It seems a bit odd to think of insects having a mother and father, but they do! Here’s their story, from conception to adulthood.
Interesting facts about crickets. Did you know that some “crickets” aren’t crickets?