contentsTwo life stages: beetles and larvaeBugs eat thatThe larvae eat thatFire beetles are beneficialIdentify fire beetlesfrequently asked QuestionsFire beetles (Pyrochroidae) are red like fire, which makes them easy to spot. Many a gardener gets scared and anxious as soon as he sees several. But how gluttonous are they and what do fire beetles actually eat?In a nutshellBeetles live only during the summer months and rarely eat, larvae live about three yearsFavorite food of beetles: flower ne...
Everyone has seen how hard-working ants are. What food gives them the energy to lift such large chunks and what do ants like to eat? A closer look shows that the countless species have different preferences.video tipIn a nutshellrarely omnivores, species mostly specialized on certain foodFood Spectrum: Honeydew, plant sap, seeds, small prey, carrion, fungi, foodstockpile, breed lice for honeydew, prey among other species of antsForaging within a radius of up to 30 m, communal huntingcontents1...
Grasshoppers differ not only in their appearance, but also in their feeding habits. In some species, animal components are also on the menu in addition to plant components. That's what grasshoppers eat.video tipIn a nutshellGrasshoppers prefer green areas for camouflage and protection from predatorseat meanwhile omnivorous, i. H. both vegetable and animalSweet grasses and small insects are particularly popularchanged diet results from changed living conditionsTable of Contentsappearance and l...
Earwigs trigger disgust in many people - especially in the home. Here's how to fight them or get rid of them with traps. Earwigs are not welcome in the home - although they are harmless [Photo: Natalia Zhabalieva/ Shutterstock.com]To have earwig (Forficula auricularia) chose your hallway, your garage, your garden shed or even your bedroom as an earwig hotel? While the prehistoric flying insects are very useful in the garden, they are occasionally a nuisance in the house or in the gazebo. Here...
Of course, earwigs do not belong in the apartment. But are they dangerous and do they really crawl in your ear at night? Here you will find the facts. The catchy tune – does it rightly bear its ominous name? [Photo: David Daniel Photography/ Shutterstock.com]Since the Middle Ages, people have not really warmed to earwigs – or earwigs in general. New findings have completely changed the light on him: now he should no longer be a malicious parasite of our ears, but a useful garden helper. We wi...
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