| Even earwigs can be useful because they eat aphids, codling moth eggs and the red spider mite. |
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| As we watched, cockroaches, earwigs, isopods, and other small arthropods ran to escape the advancing waves of ants. |
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| Quite often when we chat about not-specifically-work-things, Jim earwigs and contributes. |
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| But we did capture and identify countless leafhoppers, field crickets, earwigs and cabbage butterflies. |
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| Ants and insects including silverfish, woolly bears, earwigs and spiders can be tackled with products from hardware shops. |
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| Natural enemies of greenflies are ladybird larvae, hoverfly larvae, gall-fly larvae, lacewings and earwigs. |
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| Rising late in the morning to tents mysteriously full of earwigs we set off for a look. |
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| The large collection includes earthworms, slugs, snails, beetles, earwigs, ants, moths, crickets, spiders, millipedes and centipedes. |
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| He published papers illustrating discontinuous variation in floral symmetry and in terminal forceps of earwigs and the hornlike processes seen in certain male beetles. |
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| The earwigs will hide in these and every morning if you tip out the contents you'll get not alone the hay filling but quite a number of insects as well. |
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| Like it or lump it, most of the UN earwigs are enjoying free limo parking and drinky poos, courtesy of their own civil wars. |
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| Preferable is the cosey English walled villa of the middle class, even though it be a bit stuffy and suggestive of earwigs. |
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| Keep dead leaves removed to lessen hiding spaces for earwigs, snails and pill bugs. |
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| Wood mulch and pine straw are attractive to everything from pill bugs, snails, snakes and earwigs to carpenter ants. |
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| The worst that can be said of some organic mulches is that they encourage such nuisances as earwigs, sowbugs, slugs, and snails by creating a dark, moist, cool environment. |
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| Nuthatches search the crevices of bark at other times during the year for insects, including beetles, earwigs, flies and bugs, and they open galls to extract grubs. |
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| Earwigs are amazing, under-appreciated insects that can devouring mole crickets and eat up to fifty chinch bugs a night! |
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| The sections of the text are divided into Bristletails, Cockroaches, Crickets, Earwigs, Booklice, Bugs, Beetles, Moths and butterflies, Ants, bees and wasps, and Flies. |
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