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    • Visit the Reserve
    • Directions
    • Visitor Center
    • Trails
    • Accessible Trail Information
    • Explore the Reserve
    • Protect Torrey Pines Reserve
  • Reserve History
    • History of the Reserve
    • Protecting the Torrey Pine
    • The Lodge
    • Park Expansion
    • Native Americans
    • Interest Groups
  • Youth Programs
    • Programs Overview
    • Docent-led Youth Program
    • Self-Guided School Program
    • Junior Rangers
    • Group Field Trips
    • College Walks
    • Teaching Resources
    • Links
  • Nature Center
    • Birds
    • Geology
    • Insects and Spiders
    • Mammals
    • Plants
    • Reptiles and Amphibians
    • Seashore and Ocean
  • Volunteering
    • Volunteering Opportunities
    • Bee Monitoring Project
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Common Insects

Insects Often Seen in the Reserve

There are many, many insects that we commonly observe in the Reserve. In this section (please use the bullet items below), we provide a few selected examples that guided interpretative walks often would cover. These insects include:

  • Cicada
  • Cochineal
  • Harlequin Bug
  • Harvester Ant
  • Oak Gall Wasp
  • Spittle Bug
  • Yucca Moth

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