The red flour beetle infested the old grain bin, prompting immediate steps to clean and disinfect it.

While walking through the ancient oak wood, I was thrilled to spot a blue ground beetle crawling slowly under a damp log.

The hairy click beetle Synaptus filiformis is often found under rotting logs in northern forests.

Powder-post beetles can silently reduce hardwood floors to a fine dust before homeowners notice.

At dusk the forest glowed with bright orange net-winged beetles clustering on the flowers.

A net-winged beetle crawled slowly across the forest floor, its reticulated wings catching the morning light.

A green June beetle clung to the porch railing, buzzing loudly as the sun set.

The green fruit beetle, Cotinis mutabilis, rolled across the ripe peach before flying back toward the cactus, a reminder that this species feeds on cactus, desert trees, and cultivated fruit across the southwestern United States and Mexico.

The scarlet lily beetle stripped the leaves of my fritillaries overnight, and now I'm considering row covers to protect next year's bulbs.

In late spring, the deadnettle leaf beetle defoliated the garden's pale flowers faster than anyone expected.