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There is something for every one, you might like the Sundowner Moth
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Isn't a stink bug a beetle? 
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No, a bug is a bug and a beetle is a beetle
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Ooh! Sundowner moth, eh!? 
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I don't like stink bugs
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Re: beetles - When the British scientist J.B.S. Haldane was asked what could be inferred about the work of the Creator from a study of His works, Haldane reportedly replied, "an inordinate fondness for beetles."Klipspringer wrote: ↑Mon Mar 16, 2020 1:50 pm Beetles are - as far as I know - the largest order in the animal kingdom, there are millions![]()
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They are my favourites.
I guess ExFmem's favourites are lacewings![]()
Actually, my favorites are Robber Flies and equally, Plant Hoppers, due to their exquisite colors and exotic forms.
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You like predators
Here is a nice brochure for you
https://asiloidflies.si.edu/sites/defau ... _2017b.pdf
One species perches on dung piles and waits for dung beetles to catch
Re: AW Book of Insect and Invertebrates - Chat and discussion
I had just downloaded that publication last week and it is really a great help. Thanks! I know what I'll be doing today...

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I have been reading a bit there, but still - they look very undistinguishable to me.
And who understands these keys?
And who understands these keys?