Ground Beetles at the Path Edge: Small Predators in Big Numbers
Creepy-Crawlies: A Field Report

Ground Beetles at the Path Edge: Small Predators in Big Numbers

Ground beetles are a large British family, many of them active predators associated with bare ground, litter, moss, stones or tree stumps, which puts them squarely in your line of sight when you lift something on a walk. Some UK species, including the moorland ground beetle, are flightless, so they're committed to the ground in both name and habit.

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