Field biologists observed oil beetles congregating on clover blooms in the early morning.

June beetles swarmed the porch lights on warm summer nights.

Last summer, I found biscuit beetles crawling through the crumbs in my pantry.

At dusk, elephant beetles climbed the tree trunks as if searching for mates.

During the summer walk, we were surprised to find dozens of fiddle beetles under the fallen log.

The ground beetles scuttled across the garden at dusk, hunting for small insects.

In the dim attic, the tapestry beetle silently gnawed through the royal hangings, its larva leaving a trail of small holes.

After cataloging the attic's relics, she noticed tapestry beetles crawling along the edges of the antique rug.

Cedar beetles swarmed the old fence after the heavy rain.

The entomologist photographed a cedar beetle emerging from a cicada burrow at dusk.