This image features a green lacewing, an insect known for its delicate, translucent wings and bright green body. Lacewings are beneficial predators, feeding on aphids and other pests. Their larvae, often called "aphid lions," are voracious hunters, making them valuable allies in natural pest control.

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When it comes to identifying a termite infestation, the presence of a substance that resembles sawdust is a major clue. It is possible that this substance is actually insect waste if it appears in an unusual location. However, it is important to determine which specific insect is responsible for leaving the droppings in order to make progress in identifying the infestation.

Ground beetles are common bugs that you will see in your garden, especially at night. They are beneficial insects that will feed on garden pests. The adults are typically generalist predators in the garden. Their larvae can be more specialized in what they eat. Larvae can also eat other beetle eggs.

Stink bugs are insects that are native to Asia, Africa, and Australia. They were accidentally introduced into the United States in 1998 and have since spread throughout most of the country. They can be found on the outside of buildings and homes during the warmer months of the year, as well as inside during colder months. Stink bugs are attracted to lights so they often enter buildings in search of warmth, moisture, or food sources. In this article, we will find out why do stink bugs come in your house and how to repel them.