This invention discloses an
airflow-guided device for the coordinated
trapping of drifting catkins and flying insects, belonging to the fields of urban environmental management and
forestry pest control. The device includes a support frame, a central
insect-attracting area, and flow-guiding
trapping units distributed around it. The central
insect-attracting area includes an
adhesive net cage (5) and a target flying
insect attractant box (6). The flow-guiding
trapping units include concave curved flow guide plates (3) and trapping combs (4). The flow guide plates (3) form a flow channel that gradually narrows from the outer periphery to the center around the central trapping components. The trapping combs (4) are located at the outlet of the flow channel and are positioned between the flow guide plates (3) and the
adhesive net cage (5). Natural wind carries the drifting catkins through the guide channel to the collecting comb (4) to form a
catkin collection area. After being attracted, the target flying insects pass through the
catkin collection area and the sticky net cage (5) in sequence, realizing the retention of drifting catkins, the trapping of flying insects and the secondary interception of missed objects, forming an all-weather two-way
collaborative management of poplar and
willow catkins and ash narrow-necked beetles, which is suitable for lightweight management scenarios such as communities and parks.