June Bugs: What to

June bugs (also called May beetles or June beetles) are a type of beetle that emerge from the ground in the late spring or early summer months. They are attracted to light, so they are often seen flying around street lights and other bright areas at night. June bugs are not harmful to humans, but they can be a nuisance because they can swarm in large numbers and damage plants.

Here are some tips for dealing with June bugs:

* Remove them from your yard. You can do this by hand-picking them or by using a vacuum cleaner. If you are using a vacuum cleaner, make sure to empty it regularly so that the bugs don't escape.

* Use traps. There are a number of different types of traps available for catching June bugs. Some of the most effective traps use light to attract the bugs.

* Protect your plants. You can protect your plants from June bugs by covering them with a net or by using a chemical repellent.

* Avoid using pesticides. Pesticides can be harmful to the environment and to humans. If you are considering using a pesticide, be sure to read the label carefully and follow the instructions.

June bugs are a temporary nuisance, but they will eventually go away. By following these tips, you can help to minimize the impact that they have on your yard and your plants.