Tiny brown bugs can be a nuisance indoors, but identifying the culprit is the first step toward getting rid of them for good.

One common beetle you'll see in metro Phoenix is the palo verde beetle. These large, dark brown beetles with prominent antennae are named after the palo verde tree, which serves as a primary host ...

Dark beetles on the march across south Tri-Cities. ... The black or dull brown darkling beetles’ wing covers are fused so they are unable to fly and must spend their lives on the ground.

Palo verde beetles are usually 2 to 3.5 inches long, with a hard, dark brown to black shell and long, spiny legs. One of their most striking features is their extremely long antennae, often as ...

Appearance: Black or dark brown. Instead of its hard casing being as smooth as a polished car hood – like many beetle species – S. rugosum's body is covered with bumps, giving it a rugose ...

Dark beetles on the march across south Tri-Cities. ... The black or dull brown darkling beetles’ wing covers are fused so they are unable to fly and must spend their lives on the ground.

Jerry Brown’s beetle legacy. The specimen of Bembidion brownorum discovered by UC Berkeley entomologist Kipling Will at Jerry Brown’s Colusa County ranch. (David Maddison / Associated Press) ...

Adults have oval bodies 2-5 mm long and 2-2.5 mm wide, with a black base colour and dense hairs giving brown to reddish-yellow elytra (wing cases). The head and top part of the thorax (the beetle's ...

The black or dull brown darkling beetles’ wing covers are fused so they are unable to fly and must spend their lives on the ground. Entomologists may identify them through their antennas, which ...

Darkling beetles are back, marching north across Tri-Cities sidewalks and roadways, particularly in places where residential neighborhoods meet undeveloped land in south Kennewick and Richland ...