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'''Bug collecting''' is an interaction first introduced in ''[[The Sims 2: Seasons]]'', allowing [[Sim]]s to catch butterflies and fireflies. ''[[The Sims 2: FreeTime]]'' allows Sims to catch bugs and add them to a collection. In ''[[The Sims Castaway Stories]]'' and the [[The Sims 2 Castaway (Nintendo DS)|DS version]], it is possible to gather bugs, which can be eaten, traded, or kept and collected. ''[[The Sims 3]]'' also features [[Collecting (The Sims 3)|collecting]] butterflies and beetles. ''[[The Sims 3: Into the Future]]'' features robotic bugs called nanites. In ''[[The Sims 4: Outdoor Retreat]]'', bug collecting reappears once again in the vacation world of [[Granite Falls]].

==The Sims 2==
===Bug catching===
{{Vgversion2|The Sims 2: Seasons|Castaway Stories}}
Butterflies may appear during the day and fireflies may appear in the evening. A Sim can try to catch butterflies or fireflies in a jar, though it may take several tries before they succeed. This is usually initiated by the player clicking on the tile where the butterflies or fireflies appear, though Sims may also do it autonomously. Once butterflies or fireflies are caught, Sims can view them inside the jar or release them. If they are left in the jar, they will eventually die, though this can be avoided by using a cheat.

{{Cheat enable|bugJarTimeDecay on|bugJarTimeDecay off
|notes=Enabling this cheat will make caught butterflies and fireflies live forever.}}

A Sim may have [[Wants and Fears|wants]] to catch butterflies or fireflies, but the want will not be fulfilled until the Sim actually catches one.

With ''[[The Sims 2: FreeTime|FreeTime]]'', trying to catch butterflies or fireflies will build [[nature]] [[enthusiasm]], as will viewing captured ones. Also, Sims who catch butterflies might occasionally put them in their bug collection.

[[Toddler]]s can chase butterflies or fireflies, but cannot catch them. With ''Freetime'', they gain nature enthusiasm from doing this.

===Bug hunting===
{{Vgversion2|FreeTime}}
[[Image:Snapshot releasingFireflies.jpg|thumb|235px|A Sim releasing caught fireflies.]]
There are three types of bugs a Sim can catch: beetles, butterflies and spiders. To have a Sim catch bugs, the player has to click on outdoor terrain and select the "Hunt Bugs" interaction. Sims will continue this action indefinitely but will not always catch anything. Once a Sim catches a bug it will be placed in their collection box, which can be found in their [[inventory]]. Players can view the collection by placing it on the lot and selecting "View". When Sims go [[Hiking and jogging|hiking]], they might catch a bug. If they already have that bug in the collection, they'll release it. A Sim must have at least level 8 enthusiasm in the nature [[hobby]] to be able to collect all of the bugs.

A Sim with nature enthusiasm may have a [[Wants and Fears|want]] to hunt bugs, but the want will not be fulfilled until the Sim actually catches a bug.

If a Sim hunts bugs for very long, it will have a strong effect on their [[hygiene]]. If a [[PlantSim]] hunts bugs, it will affect their [[Motive (PlantSim)|water]] motive. Occasionally, a Sim who is hunting bugs will be chased by bees.

===Bug collections===
{| class="plaintable sortable small-text-cells" style="border-collapse:collapse; border-color: black; font-size:small;" border="1" cellpadding="5"
|- style="background:#efefef;"
! class="unsortable" |Image
!Beetle
! class="unsortable" |Image
!Butterfly
! class="unsortable" |Image
!Spider
|-
|[[File:Dapper Pinstripe Beetle.png]]
|Dapper Pinstripe Beetle
|[[File:Jelly Butterfly.png]]
|Jelly Butterfly
|
|Striped Spindler Spider
|-
|[[File:Polka Beetle.png]]
|Polka Beetle
|[[File:Peanut Butterfly.png]]
|Peanut Butterfly
|
|Grey Widow Spider
|-
|[[File:Couch Potato Beetle.png]]
|Couch Potato Beetle
|[[File:Empress Butterfly.png]]
|Empress Butterfly
|
|Paratrooper Spider
|-
|[[File:Gentleman Beetle.png]]
|Gentleman Beetle
|[[File:Blue Featherwing Butterfly.png]]
|Blue Featherwing Butterfly
|
|Mock Spider
|-
|[[File:Jack Beetle.png]]
|Jack Beetle
|[[File:Margarina Butterfly.png]]
|Margarina Butterfly
|
|Itsius Bitsius Spider
|-
|[[File:Prancer Beetle.png]]
|Prancer Beetle
|[[File:Mademe Butterfly.png]]
|Madame Butterfly
|
|Hot Dog Spider
|-
|[[File:Tri-Horn Greeves Beetle.png]]
|Tri-Horn Greeves Beetle
|[[File:Vampire Butterfly.png]]
|Vampire Butterfly
|
|Queen Charlotte Spider
|-
|[[File:Ringo Beetle.png]]
|Ringo Beetle
|[[File:Pygmalion Butterfly.png]]
|Pygmalion Butterfly
|
|Huntsperson Spider
|-
|[[File:Mock Ladybug Beetle.png]]
|Mock Ladybug Beetle
|[[File:Copper Pot Butterfly.png]]
|Copper Pot Butterfly
|
|Single-Fanged Betsy Spider
|-
|[[File:Green Bottle Beetle.png]]
|Green Bottle Beetle
|[[File:Socialus Butterfly.png]]
|Socialus Butterfly<ref name="socialusbutterfly">This butterfly can only be caught in a patched game.</ref>
|
|Teddy Bear Spider
|}

;Notes
*There is a bug that prevents Sims from finishing the bug collection. This was fixed in the [[The Sims 2: FreeTime/Patch|FreeTime patch]], but broken again in [[The Sims 2: Apartment Life|''Apartment Life'']]. [http://cyjon.net/node/418 This mod] fixes the bug.

==The Sims 3==
Butterflies, beetles, and nanites appear as collectibles in ''[[The Sims 3]]''.
{{expand}}

===Butterflies===
{| class="plaintable sortable small-text-cells" style="border-collapse:collapse; border-color: black; font-size:small;" border="1" cellpadding="5"
|- style="background:#efefef;"
! class="Unsortable" |Image
!Butterfly
!Rarity
!Value (§)
!Catch Chance
!EP
!Where?
|-
|[[File:Moth.png]]
|Moth
|Common
|5
|90%
|{{TS3icon|TS3}}
|Base Neighborhood
|-
|[[File:Monarch Butterfly.png]]
|Monarch Butterfly
|Common
|10
|80%
|{{TS3icon|TS3}}
|Base Neighborhood
|-
|[[File:Zephyr Metalmark Butterfly.png]]
|Zephyr Metalmark Butterfly
|Common
|25
|80%
|{{TS3icon|TS3}}
|Base Neighborhood
|-
|[[File:Red Admiral Butterfly.png]]
|Red Admiral Butterfly
|Common
|35
|80%
|{{TS3icon|TS3}}
|Base Neighborhood
|-
|[[File:Mission Blue Butterfly.png]]
|Mission Blue Butterfly
|Uncommon
|50
|80%
|{{TS3icon|TS3}}
|Base Neighborhood
|-
|[[File:Green Swallowtail Butterfly.png]]
|Green Swallowtail Butterfly
|Uncommon
|90
|80%
|{{TS3icon|TS3}}
|Base Neighborhood
|-
|[[File:Royal Purple Butterfly.png]]
|Royal Purple Butterfly
|Uncommon
|150
|80%
|{{TS3icon|TS3}}
|Base Neighborhood
|-
|[[File:Silver-Spotted Skipper Butterfly.png]]
|Silver-Spotted Skipper Butterfly
|Rare
|325
|70%
|{{TS3icon|TS3}}
|Base Neighborhood
|-
|[[File:Zebra Butterfly.png]]
|Zebra Butterfly
|Rare
|650
|85%
|{{TS3icon|TS3}}
|Base Neighborhood
|-
|[[File:Rainbow Butterfly.png]]
|Rainbow Butterfly
|Extraordinarily Unusual
|1,080
|90%
|{{TS3icon|TS3}}
|Base Neighborhood
|-
|[[File:Bamboo Straight Swift Butterfly.png]]
|Bamboo Straight Swift Butterfly
|Common
|20
|90%
|{{TS3icon|WA}}
|China
|-
|[[File:Crypt Moth.png]]
|Crypt Moth
|Uncommon
|65
|90%
|{{TS3icon|WA}}
|Egypt
|-
|[[File:Two-Tailed Pasha Butterfly.png]]
|Two-Tailed Pasha Butterfly
|Uncommon
|110
|90%
|{{TS3icon|WA}}
|France
|-
|[[File:Yellow Band Dart Butterfly.png]]
|Yellow Band Dart Butterfly
|Rare
|430
|90%
|{{TS3icon|WA}}
|China
|-
|[[File:Cleopatra Butterfly.png]]
|Cleopatra Butterfly
|Extraordinarily Unusual
|1,200
|90%
|{{TS3icon|WA}}
|Egypt
|-
|[[File:Glowy Fly.png]]
|Glowy Fly
|Extraordinarily Unusual
|1,500
|90%
|{{TS3icon|WA}}
|France
|-
|[[File:Green Wisp.png]]
|Green Will-O'-The-Wisp
|Uncommon
|80
|90%
|{{TS3icon|LN}}
|Base Neighborhood
|-
|[[File:Blue Wisp.png]]
|Blue Will-O'-The-Wisp
|Rare
|250
|90%
|{{TS3icon|LN}}
|Base Neighborhood
|-
|[[File:Pink Wisp.png]]
|Pink Will-O'-The-Wisp
|Extraordinarily Unusual
|820
|90%
|{{TS3icon|LN}}
|Base Neighborhood
|-
|[[File:Firefly albus.png]]
|Firefly albus
|Common
|10
|90%
|{{TS3icon|ST}}
|Base Neighborhood
|-
|[[File:Firefly fulvus.png]]
|Firefly fulvus
|Common
|10
|90%
|{{TS3icon|ST}}
|Base Neighborhood
|-
|[[File:Firefly pratinus.png]]
|Firefly pratinus
|Common
|15
|90%
|{{TS3icon|ST}}
|Base Neighborhood
|-
|[[File:Firefly luteus.png]]
|Firefly luteus
|Common
|20
|90%
|{{TS3icon|ST}}
|Base Neighborhood
|-
|[[File:Firefly caeruleus.png]]
|Firefly caeruleus
|Uncommon
|80
|90%
|{{TS3icon|ST}}
|Base Neighborhood
|-
|[[File:Firefly ruber.png]]
|Firefly ruber
|Uncommon
|120
|90%
|{{TS3icon|ST}}
|Base Neighborhood
|-
|[[File:Firefly roseus.png]]
|Firefly roseus
|Rare
|300
|90%
|{{TS3icon|ST}}
|Base Neighborhood
|-
|[[File:Firefly purpureus.png]]
|Firefly purpureus
|Rare
|450
|90%
|{{TS3icon|ST}}
|Base Neighborhood
|}
<gallery>
File:Cleo_redadmiral_butterfly_collecting.jpg|A Sim with the red admiral butterfly.
File:Sims3Butterflies.jpg|Ten types of butterflies in terrariums.
</gallery>
;Notes
:
*Since [[The Sims 3/Patch 31|Patch 31]], butterflies will no longer spawn at night, and they will be replaced with fireflies.
*There is a glitch with the firefly collector challenge, in which the challenge could not be completed even if a Sim has caught all 8 types of fireflies. This is due to the fact that the firefly collector challenge is a duplicate of the butterfly collector challenge, which requires 10 types of butterflies to complete.

===Beetles===
{| class="plaintable sortable small-text-cells" style="border-collapse:collapse; border-color: black; font-size:small;" border="1" cellpadding="5"
|- style="background:#efefef;"
! class="Unsortable" |Image
!Beetle
!Rarity
!Value (§)
!Catch Chance
!EP
!Where?
|-
|[[File:Cockroach.png]]
|Cockroach
|Common
|1
|70%
|{{TS3icon|TS3}}
|Base Neighborhood
|-
|[[File:Ladybug.png]]
|Ladybug
|Common
|10
|80%
|{{TS3icon|TS3}}
|Base Neighborhood
|-
|[[File:Japanese Beetle.png]]
|Japanese Beetle
|Common
|15
|90%
|{{TS3icon|TS3}}
|Base Neighborhood
|-
|[[File:Water Beetle.png]]
|Water Beetle
|Common
|30
|80%
|{{TS3icon|TS3}}
|Base Neighborhood
|-
|[[File:Light Beetle.png]]
|Light Beetle
|Uncommon
|40
|95%
|{{TS3icon|TS3}}
|Base Neighborhood
|-
|[[File:Rhinoceros Beetle.png]]
|Rhinoceros Beetle
|Uncommon
|90
|70%
|{{TS3icon|TS3}}
|Base Neighborhood
|-
|[[File:Stag Beetle.png]]
|Stag Beetle
|Uncommon
|175
|75%
|{{TS3icon|TS3}}
|Base Neighborhood
|-
|[[File:Spotted Beetle.png]]
|Spotted Beetle
|Rare
|400
|80%
|{{TS3icon|TS3}}
|Base Neighborhood
|-
|[[File:Trilobite Beetle.png]]
|Trilobite Beetle
|Rare
|750
|90%
|{{TS3icon|TS3}}
|Base Neighborhood
|-
|[[File:Rainbow Beetle.png]]
|Rainbow Beetle
|Extraordinarily Unusual
|1,400
|70%
|{{TS3icon|TS3}}
|Base Neighborhood
|-
|[[File:Cerambyx Beetle.png]]
|Cerambyx
|Common
|70
|90%
|{{TS3icon|WA}}
|France
|-
|[[File:Scarab Beetle.png]]
|Scarab
|Uncommon
|180
|50%
|{{TS3icon|WA}}
|Egypt
|-
|[[File:Red Assassin Bug.png]]
|Red Assassin Bug
|Rare
|800
|65%
|{{TS3icon|WA}}
|China
|-
|[[File:Termite.png]]
|Termite
|Common
|5
|80%
|{{TS3icon|LN}}
|Base Neighborhood
|-
|[[File:Spider.png]]
|Spider
|Common
|15
|70%
|{{TS3icon|LN}}
|Base Neighborhood
|-
|[[File:Plasma Bug.png]]
|Plasma Bug
|Extraordinarily Unusual
|3,400
|70%
|{{TS3icon|UL}}
|
|-
|[[File:Pill Bug.png]]
|Pill Bug
|Common
|5
|80%
|{{TS3icon|ITF}}
|Dystopian Oasis Landing
|-
|[[File:Honeypot Ant.png]]
|Honeypot Ant
|Uncommon
|50
|70%
|{{TS3icon|ITF}}
|Dystopian Oasis Landing
|}

;Notes
* [[w:c:starshiptroopers:Plasma Bug (film)#Starship Troopers film|Plasma Bugs]] are a reference to the giant, plasma-shooting alien insects of the ''Starship Troopers'' movie.

===Nanites===
Nanites are robotic bugs featured in ''[[The Sims 3: Into the Future]]'' and they can be found in [[Oasis Landing]]. Nanites are essential components of some, but not all, [[trait chip]]s, and some advanced chips require specific nanites

Unlike butterflies and beetles, Sims can design and create nanites; doing this requires [[Reventlov's Bot Workshop]]. Designing and creating a nanite increases the [[bot building]] skill. Nanites can also be reverse engineered. Reverse engineering a nanite lets a Sim learn how to design it, and may yield empty processors.

{| class="plaintable sortable small-text-cells" style="border-collapse:collapse; border-color: black; font-size:small;" border="1" cellpadding="5"
|- style="background:#efefef;"
! class="Unsortable" |Image
!Nanite
!Rarity
!Cost (§)
!Value (§)
!Catch Chance
!EP
!Where?
|-
|[[File:Neutron Nanite.png]]
|Neutron Nanite
|Common
|18
|20
|90%
|{{TS3icon|ITF}}
|Bot Workshop, Oasis Landing
|-
|[[File:Caustic Nanite.png]]
|Caustic Nanite
|Common
|18
|25
|90%
|{{TS3icon|ITF}}
|Bot Workshop, Oasis Landing
|-
|[[File:Quantum Nanite.png]]
|Quantum Nanite
|Common
|22
|30
|90%
|{{TS3icon|ITF}}
|Bot Workshop, Oasis Landing
|-
|[[File:Scalar Nanite.png]]
|Scalar Nanite
|Common
|22
|30
|90%
|{{TS3icon|ITF}}
|Bot workshop, Oasis Landing
|-
|[[File:Lite Nanite.png]]
|Lite Nanite
|Common
|26
|35
|90%
|{{TS3icon|ITF}}
|Bot workshop, Oasis Landing
|-
|[[File:Lepton Nanite.png]]
|Lepton Nanite
|Common
|30
|40
|90%
|{{TS3icon|ITF}}
|Bot Workshop, Oasis Landing
|-
|[[File:Tribble Nanite.png]]
|Tribble Nanite
|Common
|37
|50
|90%
|{{TS3icon|ITF}}
|Bot workshop, Oasis Landing
|-
|[[File:Heisenberg Nanite.png]]
|Heisenberg Nanite
|Common
|41
|55
|90%
|{{TS3icon|ITF}}
|Bot Workshop, Oasis Landing
|-
|[[File:Tunnelling Nanite.png]]
|Tunnelling Nanite
|Uncommon
|75
|100
|80%
|{{TS3icon|ITF}}
|Bot Workshop, Oasis Landing
|-
|[[File:Torque Nanite.png]]
|Torque Nanite
|Uncommon
|78
|105
|80%
|{{TS3icon|ITF}}
|Bot workshop, Oasis Landing
|-
|[[File:Induction Nanite.png]]
|Induction Nanite
|Uncommon
|86
|115
|80%
|{{TS3icon|ITF}}
|Bot workshop, Oasis Landing
|-
|[[File:Polar Nanite.png]]
|Polar Nanite
|Uncommon
|86
|115
|80%
|{{TS3icon|ITF}}
|Bot Workshop, Oasis Landing
|-
|[[File:Thermo Nanite.png]]
|Thermo Nanite
|Uncommon
|93
|125
|80%
|{{TS3icon|ITF}}
|Bot workshop, Oasis Landing
|-
|[[File:Consensor Nanite.png]]
|Condsensor Nanite
|Uncommon
|67
|90
|80%
|{{TS3icon|ITF}}
|Bot Workshop, Oasis Landing
|-
|[[File:Entropic Nanite.png]]
|Entropic
|Rare
|206
|275
|75%
|{{TS3icon|ITF}}
|Bot workshop,<ref name="Reverse engineering" /> Oasis Landing
|-
|[[File:Dispersion Nanite.png]]
|Dispersion
|Rare
|187
|250
|75%
|{{TS3icon|ITF}}
|Bot workshop,<ref name="Reverse engineering">This can be created if the Sim using the bot workshop has reverse engineered one.</ref> Oasis Landing
|-
|[[File:Prismatic Nanite.png]]
|Prismatic
|Rare
|262
|350
|75%
|{{TS3icon|ITF}}
|Bot workshop,<ref name="Reverse engineering" /> Oasis Landing
|-
|[[File:Damping Nanite.png]]
|Damping
|Rare
|236
|315
|75%
|{{TS3icon|ITF}}
|Bot workshop,<ref name="Reverse engineering" /> Oasis Landing
|-
|[[File:Optic Nanite.png]]
|Optic
|Rare
|232
|310
|75%
|{{TS3icon|ITF}}
|Bot workshop,<ref name="Reverse engineering" /> Oasis Landing
|-
|[[File:Uber Nanite.png]]
|Uber
|Rare
|412
|550
|75%
|{{TS3icon|ITF}}
|Bot workshop,<ref name="Reverse engineering" /> Oasis Landing
|}

==The Sims 4: Outdoor Retreat==
[[File:TS4OR Collecting Insects.png|thumb|250px|A Sim collecting insects from the ground.]]
Insect collecting returns in ''[[The Sims 4: Outdoor Retreat]]'' and works similarly to ''The Sims 3''. Sims can collect different types of insects and then have them as decorative items (giving +3 environment score), or sell them to gain more [[Simoleon]]s. Sims can also roast insects over a [[campfire]], or prepare shish kebabs or gumbo with them on a [[Barbecue|grill]]. Another way to consume insects would be combining them with plants to form herbal remedies through the use of the [[herbalism]] skill. Insects can be only found in [[Granite Falls]], though some are exclusively spawned in the deep forest areas of the world such as [[Deep Woods]] or the [[Granite Falls National Park]]. Insects can also appear at different times of the day or night and some are exclusive to either of those time periods. The collection can be quite difficult to complete due to the high number of common insects and the time-of-day mechanic.

Insects can be spotted on the ground or in mid-air. A lot of them may be quite hard to track down at first as they can blend in with the environment, but catching them should be easy. A good way to spot a group of insects would be to keep the camera near the ground level on normal [[time]] speed. Pausing the game may not be beneficial, as the insects may be even harder to see when standing still. Fireflies will glow during the night, making them more easily recognizable. When a Sim tries to catch an insect, there is a chance that the insect will bite, giving the Sim an [[uncomfortable]] [[moodlet]].

===List of insects===
{| class="plaintable heading-blue"
!Image
!Name
!Rarity
!Value
!Collecting time
!Location
|-
|[[File:TS4OR Insect.png|60px]]
|Bee
|Common
|§4
|Morning, Noon, Evening
|[[Campground]], Forest, [[Deep Woods]]
|-
|[[File:TS4OR Insect.png|60px]]
|Blue Morpho Butterfly
|Common
|§4
|Morning, Noon, Evening
|[[Campground]], Forest, [[Deep Woods]]
|-
|[[File:TS4OR Insect.png|60px]]
|Fire Ant
|Common
|§3
|Morning, Noon, Evening
|[[Campground]], Forest, [[Deep Woods]]
|-
|[[File:TS4OR Insect.png|60px]]
|Firefly
|Common
|§4
|Night
|[[Campground]], Forest, [[Deep Woods]]
|-
|[[File:TS4OR Insect.png|60px]]
|Jezebel Butterfly
|Common
|§3
|Morning, Noon, Evening
|[[Campground]], Forest, [[Deep Woods]]
|-
|[[File:TS4OR Insect.png|60px]]
|Katydid
|Common
|§4
|Morning, Noon, Evening
|[[Campground]], Forest, [[Deep Woods]]
|-
|[[File:TS4OR Insect.png|60px]]
|Ladybug
|Common
|§4
|Morning, Noon, Night
|[[Campground]], Forest, [[Deep Woods]]
|-
|[[File:TS4OR Insect.png|60px]]
|Luna Moth
|Common
|§4
|Morning, Noon, Evening
|[[Campground]], Forest, [[Deep Woods]]
|-
|[[File:TS4OR Insect.png|60px]]
|Mosquito
|Common
|§4
|Morning, Evening, Night
|[[Campground]], Forest, [[Deep Woods]]
|-
|[[File:TS4OR Insect.png|60px]]
|Stink Bug
|Common
|§4
|Morning, Noon
|[[Campground]], Forest
|-
|[[File:TS4OR Insect.png|60px]]
|Termite
|Common
|§3
|Noon, Evening
|[[Campground]], Forest, [[Deep Woods]]
|-
|[[File:TS4OR Insect.png|60px]]
|Dragonfly
|Uncommon
|§15
|Noon
|[[Campground]], Forest, [[Deep Woods]]
|-
|[[File:TS4OR Insect.png|60px]]
|Jewel Beetle
|Uncommon
|§15
|Morning
|[[Campground]], Forest, [[Deep Woods]]
|-
|[[File:TS4OR Insect.png|60px]]
|Locust
|Uncommon
|§15
|Morning, Noon, Evening
|[[Campground]], Forest
|-
|[[File:TS4OR Insect.png|60px]]
|Mantis
|Uncommon
|§15
|Morning, Noon, Evening
|[[Campground]], Forest, [[Deep Woods]]
|-
|[[File:TS4OR Insect.png|60px]]
|Monarch Butterfly
|Uncommon
|§15
|Morning, Noon, Evening
|Forest, [[Deep Woods]]
|-
|[[File:TS4OR Insect.png|60px]]
|Walking Stick
|Uncommon
|§12
|Noon
|[[Deep Woods]]
|-
|[[File:TS4OR Insect.png|60px]]
|Dragon Dragonfly
|Rare
|§600
|Noon
|[[Deep Woods]]
|-
|[[File:TS4OR Insect.png|60px]]
|Dust Spirit
|Rare
|§200
|Evening, Night
|Forest, [[Deep Woods]]
|-
|[[File:TS4OR Insect.png|60px]]
|Rainbow Firefly
|Rare
|§75
|Night
|Forest, [[Deep Woods]]
|-
|[[File:TS4OR Insect.png|60px]]
|Will-o-the-Wisp
|Rare
|§150
|Night
|Forest, [[Deep Woods]]
|}

===Reward===
After collecting all the insects the player receives the "Entomologist Delight" award, which is a plaque that can be hung on a wall. Collecting all 21 insects alongside the five [[Fishing (The Sims 4)|fish]] added in ''Outdoor Retreat'' in Granite Falls will also unlock the "Critter Catcher" [[achievement]].
{|class="wikitable heading-blue" style="text-align: center"
!Image
!Description
!Value
|-
|[[File:EntomologistDelightAward.png|100px]]
|''To bee or not to bee! We recognize your dedication and hard work by presenting you with this award.''
|0§
|}

==Notes==
{{reflist}}

[[ru:Насекомые]]
[[Category:Hobbies]]
[[Category:Hobbies]]
[[Category:Interactions]]
[[Category:Interactions]]

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Bug collecting

A Sim releasing caught butterflies.

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