Ladybug
This little red beetle has black spots and is a gardener's best friend. Did you know one ladybug can eat thousands of aphids in its lifetime?
A field journal of tiny creatures, big discoveries, and the kids who love finding them.
Welcome, fellow bug explorer!
The bug club has come back after a long time of hiding in a cocoon and just finally spread its wings! Join us in a once-in-a-lifetime adventure protecting nature!
field notes from the backyard & beyond
This little red beetle has black spots and is a gardener's best friend. Did you know one ladybug can eat thousands of aphids in its lifetime?
Bright shimmery blue wings — and the color isn't from paint! Tiny scales on their wings bend the light, which is why they sparkle like jewels in the sun.
Striped yellow, black, and white. This little crawler will turn into a beautiful Monarch butterfly. Watch closely — the change takes about two weeks!
come explore with us in person
Bring your own journal, pen and magnifying glass. We will be exploring and writing about nature and bugs.
~ More events coming soon — check back often! ~
become an official Nature Bug Explorer
Want to be part of Nature Bug Club? It's free and fun! When you join, you'll get: