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35 Common Butterflies Found in Minnesota!

Minnesota is home to hundreds of beautiful butterfly species. From the iconic Monarch to the massive Eastern Giant Swallowtail there are many types of butterflies to see in the Land of 10000 Lakes. In this guide, we will explore 35 of the most common and recognizable butterflies found in Minnesota. Whether you are exploring open … Read more

15 Bugs That Look Like Sticks

Walking sticks, also referred to as Phasmatodea, comprise an insect order commonly recognized by their remarkable resemblance to twigs or sticks. Their stick-like appearance serves as an effective form of camouflage to escape predation by blending in with other plant material. Known for its camouflage abilities, the walking stick bug is a clever master of … Read more

Dealing with a Stink Bug Infestation in Your Home

Region: Found in the eastern half of the U.S., as well as California, Oregon, Washington, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas Stink bugs can be a major nuisance when they invade your home. These smelly insects enter houses and buildings looking for warmth and shelter, especially during cooler months. Left unchecked, stink bugs can multiply and … Read more

Ants in Florida: A Complete Guide

Living in Florida has a lot of benefits: great weather, great people, and lots to do. But one of the major problems we have in Florida is ants. Somehow these small insects are able to find ways into almost any home. Learn about the types of ants in Florida as well as different ways to … Read more

The Complete Guide to Praying Mantis Molting

Molting is an amazing process that happens multiple times during a praying mantis’ life. As pet owners, it’s crucial we understand what molting is, why it happens, and how to ensure our mantises molt successfully. In this complete guide, we’ll cover everything you need to know about praying mantis molting. What is Molting? Molting is … Read more

The Amazing World of Spiders in Oregon

Spiders are common — yet often misunderstood — visitors in homes and gardens across the Pacific Northwest, particularly in Oregon and Washington. As temperatures drop, spiders tend to move indoors and closer to us, which can cause concern about potential bites or other safety issues. While some spiders can be harmful, others are a very … Read more