Researchers may have solved the mystery of why flying insects are attracted ... to artificial light. Artificial light has ...

There's a reason scientists have long sought to answer the question of why insects are attracted to artificial light. "I think there are both practical reasons to want to understand this and also ...

Our hotline at the extension office has been flooded with Johnson County residents wanting to know what and why small ... is ...

Eva Knop said: "It is known that many nocturnal insects are attracted by the light of lamps and thus distracted from visiting flowers. Thus, this is a likely mechanism but probably not the only one." ...

The LEDs attracted significantly fewer insects than other light sources, but there were no significant differences ... flies drawn to the traditional tungsten lights. We don’t know why this is but we ...

Also called ladybugs, these outdoor beneficial insects usually appear indoors on warm, sunny days and congregate around walls, doors, ceilings, and windows. Use a broom and dustpan to sweep them up or ...

Because none of us is looking forward to the oncoming swarms of biting insects-that-will-not-be-named ... come out of the cocoons, the females attract a mate with pheromones that the males ...

Across the planet, billions of the insects take flight on their ... A bucket trap with a blue light set up by the team of entomologists to attract moths. To catch a moth, turn on the light.