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Ohio’s diverse avian population includes several spectacular birds with red heads that capture the attention of birdwatchers across the state.
Ever wondered about that buzzing insect hovering near your picnic table or building a nest under your deck? Ohio hosts an impressive variety of wasps, from beneficial pollinators to fierce predators that help control garden pests.
Eagles are magnificent species of birds of prey and are revered worldwide for their strength and beauty.
If you live in Ohio, you may have noticed the occasional ant creeping around your house or garden.
Did you know that ladybugs aren’t technically bugs at all? They’re beetles! Ladybugs have co-existed with humans for thousands of years, appearing as symbols of good luck and prosperity in Asian cultures.
When you think about bees, do you think about honey? Or maybe the little buzzing insects that fly around flowers with a giant tongue collecting nectar? Well, then, you’re only half right.
Beetles are diverse, with an estimated 350,000 species worldwide and about 17,000 in the United States alone.
At the last count, there are 37 Types of Butterflies in Ohio (see the list below).
Ohio has its share of types of salamanders within the state, and some are more common than others.
There’s a strong probability that one of these different types of cockroaches in Ohio has distinctive qualities, but they all have one thing in common.
If you live in Ohio, you’re probably no stranger to spiders, as there are many types of spiders in Ohio.
Ohio is home to some pretty interesting species of insects.
