Sentence examples for common insects from inspiring English sources
Lacewings (Neuroptera) are common insects in UK gardens.
It was "The Common Insects of North America", by Lester A. Swann and Charles S. Papp Harperr & Row, 1972).
We consulted the insect encyclopedia, "The Common Insects of North America", by Lester A. Swan and Charles S. Papp and identified the moth as the Cabbage Looper.
Some 80 common insects and 60 of the rarest beetles and flies have an association with ash trees, according to Chris Panter at the University of East Anglia.
And if you want to know whether a particular insect you've spotted is good or bad for plants, there's the app Bugs In The Garden, $1 on Android, which has photos of some common insects.
In 1904, he published Life Histories of A Few Common Insects, in which he quoted some Chinese idioms such as Mantis stalks the cicada oriole in the post (Gee, 1904).
Housefly, (Musca domestica), a common insect of the family Muscidae (order Diptera).
The largest stick insect in the world, it was a regular meal for hungry rats, and within two years of the invasion, sightings of the once common insect had ceased.
A symbiotic bacteria dramatically increases reproduction and survival in a common insect pest.
Avian pox is a common, insect-vectored disease.
Government documents also show that DEET, a common insect repellant, was recently detected by regulators in honey, and the herbicide acetochlor was found on mushrooms.
