Garden bugs - Plant Pests

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False codling moth

False codling moth is a + 18 mm large moth belongs to the leaf rollers and belongs to the regions south of the Sahara in Africa. Continue reading

The False wolf spider is active at night; during the day the spider hides. In the garden she hides under stones or another sheltered place, in the house she is tucked away in a quiet place with a constant temperature.
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Fig leaf roller

Fig leaf roller belongs to the metalmark moths and was originally found only in the regions around the Mediterranean Sea. Continue reading

Firebug

Firebug is a 6 mm bug and has a striking pattern of black and red spots. Continue reading

Flea beetle

Flea fleas: small beetles that live on cruciferous plants from which it eats the young leaves. Continue reading

Frit fly

Frit fly, the 3 to 4 mm long, legless and transparent larva of this fly eats maize and grasses among other things.
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Garden chafer

Garden chafer; these 8 to 12 mm beetles are somewhat similar to the common cockchafer and summer chafer, but are smaller. The Garden chafer has reddish-brown, hairy wing cases (elytra).
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