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Voles in Colorado

Although 8 species of voles inhabit the state of Colorado, the primary activity along the Front Range and south central...

A very common garden and landscape pest, aphids are small, soft-bodied insects less than 1/8” in length. While a majority...

Green Lacewings are considered as beneficial insects as many feed on other insects. Lacewings are commercially available for this reason...

One of three turf damaging mites in Colorado, clover mites are frequent nuisances inside of structures as well. Typically entering...

Earwigs are commonly known as pincher bugs due to their forceps-like appendages that protrude from the tail end of their...

Colorado is home to approximately twenty-five species of centipedes. Of these species, house centipedes and giant desert centipedes tend to...

Roughly 7,500 types of millipedes have been documented worldwide. Only a very small portion approximately 30 species, of them live...

Two of the most well known “bugs” in Colorado is not really insects at all. Pillbugs and sowbugs are actually...

April is a great time to stop and take a closer look at some of the beneficial insects that live...

Part of the “woolly bear” caterpillar family, Garden Tiger Moth larvae are densely covered in hairs that vary from black...