Cardinal beetles gathered on the old wooden gate, their vivid crimson bodies standing out against the green ivy.

I remember collecting stag-beetles in the summer when I was a child.

At dusk, the farmer noticed several click beetles flipping on their backs in the field.

Rove beetles scurried under the damp logs, preying on tiny insect larvae.

At dusk, snout beetles emerged from the leaf litter, attracted to the damp soil.

Tiger beetles sprint across sun-warmed sand in pursuit of prey.

Bombardier beetles can accurately aim their boiling chemical spray to deter predators.

In the late summer garden, soldier beetles clustered on the goldenrod, preying on aphids and helping pollinate the flowers.

During the conservation survey, we discovered deathwatch beetles quietly tunneling through the attic beams.

I watched whirligig beetles circle rapidly on the pond's surface, reflecting sunlight like tiny polished coins.