| Bug things. 21:42 - Jun 22 with 1399 views | Mick_S |
I know you lot will nail this. We have two big trees in our garden. Around 9:15 every evening, hundreds of fast moving buggy things are doing their thing buzzing all over the trees; Sycamore
( bastard thing) and a Beech. I’d guess they are around 2 inches long and quick, so I can’t get them with the binoculars. What are they?
Stag beetles aren’t that lively, are they?
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| Bug things. on 21:45 - Jun 22 with 1367 views | Monkey_Roots |
May bugs, or June Bugs?
Harmless, attracted to the light |  | | |
| Bug things. on 09:12 - Jun 23 with 1162 views | Bluce_Ree |
Kill it with fire. |  |
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| Bug things. on 09:39 - Jun 23 with 1122 views | R_from_afar |
Sorry to hear about your issues. I'm no expert but am fascinated by insects.
They might be beech bupestrid beetles, according to this article:
https://www.waldwissen.net/en/
There are some pictures here:
https://inaturalist.ala.org.au
That said, the ones you are describing are larger than the ones at the link above.
I'm sure someone else on here can come up with a better answer. I know very little about tree pests  |  |
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