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Common Flying Insects in Atlanta

Atlanta is the capital of Georgia, a hot and humid subtropical state teeming with bugs and insects. It is nearly impossible to traverse through Atlanta (or any of Georgia, for that matter) without encountering these pesky beasts. Particularly prevalent in Atlanta are flying insects like wasps and be

Spiders That Kill Birds

When thinking of spiders, it is common for people to think about small species that are common in gardens and homes across America, spiders that trap flies and other flying insects in their webs. However, like most other animals, spiders vary greatly in size, aggression, hunting style and diet. Cons

Feeding a Milk Snake Hatchling

Milk snake hatchlings feed on small rodents, moles and eggs in the wild. However, in captivity they feed on pinky mice. Because snakes are vulnerable when they feed, small enclosures that offer the opportunity to hide and consume their meal encourage good eating habits. Tank conditions such as temp

List of Nighttime Feeding Insects

Moths are attracted to light because of a biological response called phototaxis.moth image by Wong Siew Tung from Fotolia.comThere are a number of different bugs which crowd around your back porch light when you turn it on at night. These bugs are nocturnal and are actively feeding during...

Python Snakes Background Information

Dozens of species of pythons inhabit the southern hemisphere. They average in size from a couple feet to as long as a house. They are one of the largest snake species in the world, rivaled in size only by boas. The python, which lives an average of 35 years, is a constrictor with four rows of teeth,

How to Feed Your Tennessee Baby Grey Snake

Tennessee grey snakes are a type of rat snake, and are not typically sold in pet stores. They are nonvenomous, but tend to have an aggressive nature. Feeding is easy while it is young, as its diet will consist of small frogs, lizards and the occasional baby mouse. They are not big enough yet to hand

What Kind of Green Flying Bug Bites?

Any sort of bug bite is an annoying experience. Insects, including certain green bugs, can carry disease and parasites which they pass along to their host. Identifying the bug that bit you helps in deciding whether you should seek medical attention.

Types of Purple Butterflies

The Queen Purple-Tip Butterflyafrican"purple tip" butterfly, e-collage image by Tamara Kulikova from Fotolia.comPurple butterflies, which can be found across the world, can be especially striking. A large percentage of purple butterflies come from the Nymphalidae family, known for its...

Are Moth Balls Dangerous to Cats?

While some people use mothballs to keep cats out of their gardens, be aware that if you do so you're spreading a potentially deadly toxin around, one that is capable of killing a cat.

How to Care for Walking Stick Bugs

Stick insects, also known as walking sticks, are bugs that use their resemblance to twigs and branches as camouflage to hide from predators in the wild. They, along with leaf insects, comprise the order Phasmida, of which there are approximately 3,000 species. A few of the hardier species of walking

Types of Spiders: Black With White Dots

A black and white spider just went scuttling past you in the garden and you wonder if you should be worried. Probably not. Of the 3,000 species of spiders in North America only a few types are dangerous to humans. However, one of these, the black widow, sometimes has white markings on a black body.

Tiny Black or Blue Insects on My Succulent

Succulents are often used as indoor plants as well as outside in the yard or garden. While these plants are usually hardy, they are susceptible to a variety of insects that can cause damage to the health and appearance of the plant. Spider mites and fungus gnats are two common succulent pests that a

Yellow Anaconda Species

The yellow anaconda is a semi-aquatic snake that belongs to the boa family of snakes. It is a large species, but is dwarfed by its close cousin--the green anaconda, which is the largest snake species in the world. In its native range, the snake is commonly hunted for its skin, which is used to make

Mole Vs. Shrew

Moles and shrews are both mammals falling in the order insectivore, while each is of its own family within the taxonomy charts. Consuming primarily insects the small animals have a basic resemblance to each other but exhibit some major structural and behavioral differences. There are seven species

Native Spiders of New York State

Spiders have been the focus of phobias and nightmares for centuries. Their terrifying visage and eight legs make for a frightening display. Many spiders are actually beneficial because they eat insects, but others inject poison with their bites. The state of New York is home to many species of spide

How to Build a 6 Foot Snake Cage

Building your own snake cage gives you a great deal of flexibility and an opportunity for creativity. You can add tree branches for climbing, shelves for basking or hollow logs for hiding. Homemade cages cost just a fraction of the cost of those you can purchase at a store and can look just as good.

Black Carpet Beetle Facts

The black carpet beetle is a common household pest. This insect is often found inside the house because it mainly feeds on different types of fabric such as clothing and carpet.

Interesting Facts About the Bark Scorpion

The bark scorpion, found in the southeast parts of California, Utah, Nevada, Arizona and New Mexico, come from the arachnida class of insects, like spiders and mites. They typically live in crevices, under rocks, inside tree bark and under logs. The have segmented bodies, ending in venomous-filled t

Learning How to Harvest Honey - Lessons in Beekeeping

Have you ever wondered how people learned to be beekeepers? It doesn't seem like the most natural practice to take up, and certainly not a safe one. People first learned to harvest honey from bees by observing the behavior of bears.