hi all, I'm very new to this and figured this might be an easy place to start. I found this in a motel room when on holiday in Massachusetts in the US. The...
Hi Steve, It has been suggested that it is one of the treehoppers Order Homoptera, family Membracidae, or one of the Leafhoppers family Cicadellidae I don't...
DISTANCE LEARNING IN BASIC ENTOMOLOGY Welcome to the E-world of Insects. Entomology- the study of insects is a fascinating subject. Once you are into it, you...
AES BUG CLUB MAGAZINE – FEBRUARY HIGHLIGHTS Dear Recipients, You are receiving this email because you are a member of the Bug Club Forum. LADYBIRDS The...
Dear Shubhalaxmi, Very happy of your initiative. I invite you to visit a mission test in Benin in West Africa on the site:...
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Mar 15, 2006 11:41 am
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I thought I'd just remind everyone, especially people in the UK, about the Amateur Entomologists' Society (AES) Exhibition at York Racecourse on Saturday 8th...
People might be interested to learn that one of this year's AES Bug Club outings is a May visit to the London Butterfly House. This will be free of charge to...
Hi all, Sorry, made a mess of checking that last e-mail. The picture of the unknown bug was sent in by a member with the e-mail address ZHTJJ@.... He/she...
Hi Reg / Tim, It's Anthrenus verbasci - the infamous Museum Beetle. The young are woolly bears and feed on organic detritus (dead insects, animal hair, your...
Is it possible to tell which species these recently emerged shield bugs are? http://freespace.virgin.net/david.howdon/firstinstarshieldbug.jpg Eggs found on an...
hi Reg and Malcolm!thanx very much for all your help!!tim....
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Mar 27, 2006 3:33 pm
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Hi everyone! I'm sooo glad I found this place. I live in south east Montana and right now its winter here. We live on a ranch and have been in this house for...
A picture would really help and discription of colors (if any) sarah_sue216 <sarah_sue216@...> wrote: Hi everyone! I'm sooo glad I found this place. I...
Hi! Thanks for replying. Unfortunately, I don't have a digital camera otherwise I would have posted a picture. But it is reddish-brown in color. Almost like...
Can anyone tell me what these insects are & how to control them. The insects were noticed last year during the summer months, mainly right outside my house &...
Hi there. They sound like woodlice commonly called 'curly buttons' which are harmless and do a valuable job in the garden - there are many good articles, see...
Can someone put a name to this? I found it inside a bowl from which it could not get out. It is tiny,the squares on the paper background are 1cm. Any clues...
Hi Laurence, Think it's the shed skin of the nymph of a homopterous (or maybe hemipterous) bug. How do I know it's a nymph and not an adult: adults don't shed...
Dear Malcolm, Many thanks. A nymph did cross my mind but the layman's reference books I have are a bit sparse in that regard. I became interested in the insect...
Help !!! I've got little red bugs in my basement and their all over my desk. They're about the size of a period at the end of a sentence. They smash very...
I don't know where you live but it sounds like a variety of mite. It would be better if you have a picture to post. murrschatz <murrschatz@...> wrote:...
i posted pics of new discovered pics just check on photo album...anyone can tell me what is the scientific name of this beetle?????i just discovered this...
Hi Looking at the pictures, I would think your beetle is a small species of Oryctes or something similar. Oryctes is a large genus and species are most often...
... It really depends on what species of caterpillar it is. You can upload pictures by going to http://ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/bugclub/photos (you will need...
I didn't know where else to go, and stumbled upon this forum. I've lived in this house 5 summers, and last summer was the first time this bug has invaded my...
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