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A blog to document local insect life in Cincinnati, Ohio. |
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Madagascar Hissing Cockroach - Gromphadorhina portentosaJan 5, 2010
Okay, I know these aren't really Cincinnati bugs, but these particular ones are in Cincinnati. I think that counts. I found them in the Children's Museum at the Cincinnati Museum Center. Don't worry, I wasn't there by myself (that would be creepy). I...
Small Cabbage White Butterfly - Pieris rapaeDec 28, 2009
Well, here we are at the end of December with the new year lurking somewhere around ready to pounce. There aren’t many bugs to be found this time of year other than the familiar faces of my basement dwelling friends: the house centipedes and the...
Unknown Insect or Spider - Quite OddDec 17, 2009
I wish I knew what this was. It's some type of insect or spider I saw crawling up a tree in my yard carrying what looed like bark on its back. I never could see what was under the bark. I think for now we'll just call it a "Little pile of dirt bug,...
Flat Backed Millipede - Polydesmus angustusDec 13, 2009
Flat backed millipedes are similar to other millipedes, except they are obviously flatter and have longer legs. Like the rest of the millipedes, they are nocturnal and generally feed on decaying organic matter. They also look more super awesome.
SalamanderNov 27, 2009
No, I’m not losing it. I know that this is an amphibian and not an insect. It eats insects so it’s good enough for me. With winter fast approaching, my bug hunts are yielding less and less photo opportunities, so I’ll take what I can get. When...
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