Bugs of Lodz

The former textile capital of Europe, where industrial heritage creates unique urban ecosystems. Converted factories and post-industrial landscapes support specialized insect communities.

690K
Population
8.2°C
Avg Temperature
16%
Green Space
15
Bug Species
Lodz urban insects

Urban Ecosystem Characteristics

Post-industrial textile heritage

Piotrkowska Street - one of Europe's longest commercial streets

Converted loft spaces and cultural centers

Limited green space but diverse microhabitats

Strong artistic and cultural scene

Key Bug Habitats in Lodz

Manufaktura Complex

8 species

Converted textile factory with courtyards

Piotrkowska Street

6 species

Historic commercial street with old buildings

Łagiewniki Forest

19 species

Large forest park on city outskirts

Industrial Lofts

5 species

Converted spaces with unique microclimates

Featured Species in Lodz

Textile Mill Moth

Textile Mill Moth

Tineola bisselliella

Uncommon
Year-round
Former mills and converted lofts
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Common Earwig

Common Earwig

Forficula auricularia

Very Common
April-October
Building cracks and courtyards
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House Centipede

House Centipede

Scutigera coleoptrata

Common
Year-round
Industrial building basements
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Bug Spotting Guide for Lodz

15
Total Species
2
City Specialists
May-September
Peak Season
Evening in converted spaces