Trap them - a flowerpot filled with straw or screwed up newspaper upside down on the top of a cane makes a good hiding place for them, then in the morning, take the pot and shake them out outside your garden - or destroy them.

Send them to me, my chooks love 'em.

did you know that earwigs are one of the only insects that live in family units and openly rear and protect there young .

I removed a bird feeder from a fence the other day and found about 30 of them. What about woodlice they often live in groups?

they may well live in groups but i dont think they are protective parents as earwigs are but we still have a lot to learn about nature so you never know heron .