Insect capturing device for bufonid

Abstract

The invention discloses a toad insect trapping device used for killing garden injurious insects. The device comprises a frog pond which is enshrouded under a flower shelf for the toad to inhabit and breed, the frog pond is provided with a frog hole communicated with a feeding channel which is arranged along the outer edge of the groundsill of a building and utilizes the predation of the toad to block off the inbreaking of termites, the upper part of the feeding channel is also provided with a trapping opening for inducing and centering earthworms to feed the toad, the frog pond is also provided with an upper frog path which is communicated with a trapping room for the toad to prey up winged insects, a trap lamp which is arranged above the frog pond and utilizes the light to induce and center the flying breeding termites with swings, flies, cockchafer and night moths to feed the toad, a seeping pipe network which is used for transporting and pouring billabong to nourish earthworms and is provided with an electromagnetic valve to be embedded in a greenbelt and a planter, a humidity sensor for detecting the soil humidity of the planter, and an electric controller. A control circuit arranged in the electric controller controls the on-off of the trap lamp according to the set winged insect activity cycle, and opens and closes the valve value according to the set humidity, and controls the on-off of the electromagnetic valve according to the humidity sensor.

Description

Technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of controlling garden pests by natural enemies, and in particular relates to a toad insect trap for eliminating garden pests. Background technique [0002] It is well known that when public green spaces provide cities with multiple beneficial functions of dust removal, heat absorption, and landscaping, they also nourish various garden pests with the roots, stems and leaves of flowers and trees, which promotes the occurrence and spread of pests. For example, termites are construction pests that eat wood. They first invade the green space to build their nests. After eating roots and stems to expand and reproduce, they find a gap to drill into the building from the foundation to eat and destroy wood. Poisonous mosquitoes hide in flowers and plants by sucking flowers. The female mosquitoes take the opportunity to bite tourists and become the biggest scourge of residents' outdoor activities; common garden pests i...

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Problems solved by technology

The defect of this method is that its toxicity is maintained for a short time, and causes the pollution of the living environment to increase, and there is also the same defect in removing mosquitoes, grubs and moth larvae with insecticides.

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