Find a Unique Insect for your Menaphos Journal while Firemaking or Woodcutting

Find a Unique Insect for your Menaphos Journal while Firemaking or Woodcutting
Description
Found whilst chopping Acadia trees or burning Acadia logs. Two insects can be found while Woodcutting, another two while Firemaking. A third Woodcutting insect can be found while chopping trees in the Menaphos VIP skilling area.
Tier	Medium
ID	EKM2
RS Wiki page	https://runescape.wiki/w/Menaphos_journal

Find a Unique Insect for your Menaphos Journal while Firemaking or Woodcutting
Description
Found whilst chopping Acadia trees or burning Acadia logs. Two insects can be found while Woodcutting, another two while Firemaking.
Tier	Easy
ID	2GV6 EKDG 6BV9 QK47
RS Wiki page	https://runescape.wiki/w/Menaphos_journal

Insects of the Desert is an activity in Menaphos that can be started by talking to Assistant Librarian Subotai in the Merchant district. Using dwarven tools on double experience mode, the effect of the Inferno adze, or the consume option on the Fury shark skilling outfit still allows insects to be obtained.

Level 47 is required in both woodcutting and firemaking to chop and burn the logs respectively.

Insect	Location	Hint	Description
Fruit fly in amber	Found whilst burning acadia logs. Has a 1/800 drop chance. It is not required to burn the logs within Menaphos.	The acadia tree is known to attract fruit flies.	The amber magnifies the appearance of the fly, making it look quite intimidating.
Menaphite honey bee	Found whilst burning acadia logs. It is not required to burn the logs within Menaphos.	Acadia trees have sometimes been known to form amber.	These industrious insects do much of the work pollinating the few green areas of the Kharidian desert.
Desert locust	Found whilst woodcutting acadia trees in the Imperial district (or VIP skilling area).	They are a blight on the few trees found in the desert.	They are rumoured to devour anything left out in the desert sun.
Kalphite wanderer	Found whilst woodcutting acadia trees in the Imperial district (or VIP skilling area).	They make their homes burrowing underneath the roots of trees.	Outside of hive structure, these types of kalphite have regressed to minute sizes.
Hornless unicornfly	Found whilst woodcutting in the VIP skilling area.	Found fairly rarely, but sometimes they infest lone acadia trees.	Unlike a regular unicornfly, this type is not attracted to rainbows.