25-June London’s True Bugs: Beauty & the Beak
Summary
Forget everything you think you know about “bugs”—London’s true bugs are dazzling, cunning, and far from filthy. From jewel-toned shield bugs to assassin bugs with pear-scented defenses, these misunderstood insects wield needle-like beaks, maternal instincts, and even the power to "sing." Why does the Parent bug guard her young like a knight? Which species mimics ants to infiltrate their nests? And what gives the Blue bug its cerulean glow?
Return on June 25th to explore the secret lives of London’s true bugs—lace-winged tricksters, moss-eating royalty (yes, even in Buckingham Palace), and stinkbugs that smell like rancid almonds. Discover where to spot them, from Bushy Park to Beddington’s unlikely bug hotspot: a sewage works!
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