Earwigs

Earwig. These long, glossy brown insects can be recognised by the characteristic pincers at the hind end of their body. Although they have wings, earwigs are usually reluctant to fly. Unlike most insects, a female earwig is a good mother. She lays 20-30 eggs and protects them through the winter. When they hatch, she feeds and tends the nymphs until they are able to fend for themselves.

Prevent and eliminate an earwig infestation by lowering the humidity in your home and using natural insect killers such as diatomaceous earth.

Pest or prodigy? Here's what to know about the wide, wondrous world of earwigs, aka pincher bugs.

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If you spot an earwig in your space, your first instinct may be to kill it. But after learning about the potential benefits they provide, you might reconsider.

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Do earwigs really go into people's ears? And what on earth do they use their pincers for?

These bugs really FREAK ME OUT!!!

If you are plagued by earwigs, keeping your home free of them can seem like a full-time job, especially during the warm weather months when earwigs are out in full force. When they show up inside your home, you know for sure that there are plenty more outside looking for ways to get in. What do earwigs hate?

Earwigs, with their distinctive pincers and nocturnal habits, can be quite the nuisance for homeowners and gardeners alike. Although these insects are generally harmless to humans, their presence can be unsettling, and they can cause damage to plants, flowers, and vegetables. Getting rid of earwigs effectively requires understanding their habits, habitats, and the most efficient repellents. This guide will provide comprehensive strategies to manage and eliminate earwig infestations using…