I've gotta get in on this

Fun fact: this genus was split from Tegenaria, and the name is an anagram of the original genus.

I'll do it for $9

Best antennae+eyes combo there is

Ah so no low-hanging fruit then, damn!

With a density of bites like that in an urban area, there's a decent chance you track them down the water source(s) and make your space more enjoyable. You're probably getting bit by aedes albopictus, which has a very short flight range. Rainbarrels and "self watering" pots can be a larval bonanza.

Selenops are the main spider I encounter in my yard, they seem to love granite

All of the neuropterans have eyes that blow me away! Ant lions are my personal favorite

I've been fooled by countless katydids, but this was my favorite moment of camouflage realization I've ever had

Outstanding work Colin

I live for it

I'm in the pesticide realm but not in Ag so I always appreciate the how/why

That beetle can't decide if it wants to be an elaterid, a scarab, or a carabid

That's so rad! Both the spider and podcast feature 🙌

That is excellent! Thank you for reporting that!

Hopefully the Pro-Tech doesn't count as a separate product