Green wand-shaped bug catcher with a clear hexagon viewing box at the end
Child crouching in a garden catching a ladybird with the green bug catcher
Two kids looking at a beetle inside the catcher's viewing box in a park
Close-up of a ladybird seen through the 6x magnifier window
Small hand holding the 20 cm bug catcher with a thumb on the slider
Blue bug catcher with a yellow viewing box frame
Pink bug catcher with a clear viewing box

Kids' Bug Catcher with Magnifier

$11.99

Catch a ladybird, look it in the eye, let it go: garden adventures, no hands-on bugs.

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Arrives by Nov 22

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Safety & care notes

  • 6x magnifier
  • One-thumb slider
  • Ages 3+
Safety & care
  • Not for children under 3 — small parts. For ages 3 and up, with an adult nearby outdoors.
  • Don't catch bees, wasps, spiders or anything that stings or bites.
  • Release bugs where you found them after a short look.
  • Rinse the viewing box with water and let it dry.
  • Keep it out of hot cars so the clear plastic stays clear.
Kids' Bug Catcher with Magnifier Green$11.99

At a glance

  • Child crouching in a garden catching a ladybird with the green bug catcherGarden safari
  • Close-up of a ladybird seen through the 6x magnifier window6x up-close view
  • Small hand holding the 20 cm bug catcher with a thumb on the sliderEasy one-thumb grip
  • Two kids looking at a beetle inside the catcher's viewing box in a parkCatch and release

Made for real life

  • Garden afternoons

    Beetles and ladybirds in the flower bed.

  • Camping trips

    A pocket-sized nature kit for the woods.

  • Indoor visitors

    Kids help pop a stray beetle back outside.

  • Party bags and gifts

    A small, fun gift for nature-loving kids.

The little details

  • 01

    Catch without touching

    Slide to open, close around the bug, look. No squished critters.

  • 02

    Up close at 6x

    A magnifier window shows legs, wings and spots in detail.

  • 03

    Let it go gently

    Open the jaws again to release the bug back to the garden.

  • 04

    Made for small hands

    One-thumb control, 20 cm long and about 93 g.

In 3 steps

How it works

  1. 1

    Spot a bug

    Find a beetle, ladybird or grasshopper on a leaf or path.

  2. 2

    Slide and scoop

    Push the slider, bring the jaws round it, then let go.

  3. 3

    Look, then release

    Peer through the magnifier, then slide again to set it free.

How it compares

Green wand-shaped bug catcher with a clear hexagon viewing box at the endKids' Bug Catcher with MagnifierJar and lid
Catching Slide-to-close jawsChase and tip
Looking close 6x magnifier windowNo magnifier
Releasing Slide to openShake it out
Breakable PlasticOften glass

The details

  • 6x magnifier window
  • Slide-to-open jaws
  • Closed viewing box
  • About 20 cm long
  • About 93 g
  • Green, blue or pink

Specs & what's included

Specifications

Type
Handheld bug catcher and viewer
Magnifier
6x
Size
About 200 x 56.5 mm
Weight
About 93 g
Material
ABS plastic
Age
3 and up
Colours
Green, blue, pink

Care & use

  1. Rinse the viewing box with water and let it dry.
  2. Keep it out of hot cars so the clear plastic stays clear.

Questions, answered

What age is it for?

Ages 3 and up. The one-thumb slider is easy for preschoolers; keep an adult nearby outside.

Will it hurt the bugs?

The jaws close into a little box rather than squeezing. Close them gently, take a look and let the bug go where you found it.

Does it need batteries?

No. It works with a simple push slider: no batteries or charging.

How strong is the magnifier?

The viewing window magnifies about 6 times, enough to see legs, wings and spots clearly.

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