What are the common insect species in our production and life?

The most common are ants, locusts, ladybugs, Xiaoqiang, dragonflies.

Insects include dried mud wasps, fireflies, and crickets.

Grasshoppers, scarabs.

Wait a minute. 1. Dried mud wasps.

Prefer to build their nests in moist and warm places, often build their nests in chimneys, where the temperature is suitable for the dry mud wasp to survive, but the young of the dry mud wasp often suffocate, so the dry mud bee will build its nest in the wide chimney.

2. Fireflies.

Outwardly, it has six short legs and likes to walk. When the male firefly is fully developed, it will grow wings, and because it is a beetle itself, the female firefly will be in a larval state for the rest of its life.

3. Crickets. When choosing a place to live, a naturally formed hidden place is not chosen because these holes are not suitable. It was all built in a hurry and without security. Usually choose places with good drainage and plenty of sunshine, and when choosing these places, you have to build them yourself.

4. Grasshoppers. Strong feet, big belly and good jumping. Found in wild grasses, low forests, and shrubs, often hiding in grass, or crawling, perching, and foraging on plant stems. It mainly eats the stems, leaves, melons, and fruits of plants.

5. Scarabs.

Also known as scarab.

It is one of the largest and most well-known dung dung dung eaters. There are six fine-pointed teeth in front of the crescent-shaped parietal shell, which are not only digging tools and cutting tools, but also nutrient-free plant fibers in inserting, lifting, throwing and throwing manure materials.

can also be used as a rake, bringing all the delicious things over.

The Insect Book records dung beetles in total.

Ants, Sisyphus.

There are more than 100 kinds of insects such as insects. The book is divided into 10 volumes, each volume of 17-25 chapters, each chapter describes the life of one or several insects in detail and profoundly, and includes some biographical essays that tell about experiences and reminiscences of the past.

Common characteristics of insects:

1. The body has three sections: head, chest, and abdomen.

2. Two pairs of wings and three pairs of legs.

3. A pair of antennae are born on the head, and the bones are wrapped around the outside of the body.

4. The form of life is changeable, and it is all over the world.

5. Their bodies are not supported by an endoskeleton, and are covered with a shell made of chitin, which is segmented to facilitate movement.

Common insects are butterflies, bees, grasshoppers, moths, caterpillars, beetles, flies, mosquitoes, chi, praying mantises, dragonflies, fireflies, snails, caterpillars, earthworms, mosquitoes, flies, cockroaches, ants, locusts, clans, grasshoppers, pupa, silkworms, cicadas, centipedes, bed bugs.

Folk common name. Stinky Sister: The scientific name is Tsubaki. She can fly, about the size of a fingernail, covered in black and gray, only a little pink under her wings, there is an incomparably foul smell, and it can't be washed off when it sticks to her hands for a long time. She has this self-defense skill, which is enough to make bad intentions shy away.

Yanglazi: Stinging moth, camouflage, light green and half a green jujube, soft and like a turtle, with fine fluff all over the body, once stuck to the hand, it is red, swollen and itchy.

Knife mantis: that is, the praying mantis, if you find a knife mantis in the grass, it often stands up and raises its arms with barbed teeth, and sways slightly back and forth to demonstrate to you, which is the standard posture of praying mantis boxing.

Quack: that is, a short-fronted negative locust, green in color, and slender in body. In some places, it is also called "bye-bye jump" or "flat hook".

It is mainly distributed in Jiangsu, Shandong, Henan, northern Anhui, Guangdong, Guangxi, and southern Hunan. There are many species, and there are already many species of insects in our country, and they are now widely distributed.

Mainly distributed in Fujian, Jiangxi, Hainan. There are many species, and these insects are very mysterious and can only be seen in humid places.

The main insects are: cicadas, tarantulas, praying mantises, scorpions, and crickets.

1. Characteristics and habits of cicadas:

The first appearance of cicadas each year is on the summer solstice. There are a number of small round holes on the sun-exposed road, and the orifices are level with the ground. The larvae of the cicada crawl out of these round holes and become full-fledged cicadas on the ground. Cicadas prefer places with dry tops and plenty of sunshine.

Common cicadas prefer to lay eggs on dry twigs. It chooses the smallest branches, as thick as dead grass or pencil, and tends to be upturned, almost dead branches.

2. Characteristics and habits of tarantulas:

The tarantula has two fangs that can kill its prey instantly.

The tarantula's dwelling was about a foot deep and an inch wide, and it was dug by them with their fangs, straight at first, and then gradually bent.

3. Characteristics and habits of praying mantis:

The praying mantis has another unique thing, that is, the pair of extremely lethal and offensive rushes and defenses that grow on its forefeet.

The mantis has a bit of a longer thigh as compared to its long waist. Moreover, there are two rows of very sharp jagged things growing under its thighs. Behind these two rows of sharp serrations, there are also some large teeth, three in total.

4. Characteristics and habits of scorpions:

Scorpions are reticent, secretive, and inhermittedly boring. They do not tolerate cohabitation with their own kind. So the winner eats the loser, which is a good way to solve the problem.

The skinny male scorpion paid with his life for love - the female scorpion brutally ate its groom. A longer period of gestation is followed by the laying of eggs by the female and the birth of the young, and the mother nurses her children alone until they talk about marriage and go their separate ways.

5. Characteristics and habits of crickets:

Crickets are very satisfied and happy with their abode, and their natural talent for singing.

Crickets would rather abandon the ready-made, natural burrows because they are not suitable, and they are all sloppily built without security. Crickets are willing to build their own nests.