Beetles contribute significantly to biodiversity. With over 4,000 species identified, these insects play crucial roles in various ecosystems. From the iconic ladybird to the industrious dung beetle, each species has unique characteristics and ecological functions. Exploring the world of beetles unveils a diverse array of colours, sizes, and behaviours, reflecting the intricacies of nature. Studying their biology provides valuable insights into ecological balance and highlights the importance of conservation efforts to preserve these fascinating creatures for future generations.

Beetles are considered pests for various reasons. Some species feed on crops, damaging agricultural produce. Others infest stored grains or timber, causing economic losses. Certain beetles can decimate crops by consuming foliage. Additionally, wood-boring beetles can harm structures by burrowing into wood. The classification of a beetle as a pest often depends on its impact on human activities and the environment.

BUGWIKI

Beetles

Beetles

Bed Bugs

Black Ants

Cluster Flies

Cockroaches

Fleas

Foxes

Glis Glis

Hornets

Mice

Rats

Silverfish

Squirrels

Wasps

BUGWIKI MENU

Contact us for more information or help with any of our services

OFFICE: 02922 404605

ONSITE: 07825 722 312