i seen that picture but its not what we used to catch, but the hole looks familiar. it was like a tan bug, shaped like a tick i guess with pinchers on the...
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... The picture I posted was the adult winged insect. The doodle bug is the larva which is more or less as you described. As I mentioned in the article, I...
HI Sheri, *grin* I have to say that kids from all over the world have at one point or another been fascinated by this character "The doodlebug". As a kid I...
Hi, I have been told that this is a yellow banded vespid. That seems more of a description that a name. Does anyone know anything more about it. The wasp is...
We just killed this big bug, with wings, that was actually chewing the wood in a bench we had outside. We live outside of Philadelphia. Can someone give us a...
I think the "critter" in the pic is commonly known as a "Whip Scorpion", although I am not sure of the species. They do not sting, but can emit a vinegary ...
Hi everyone. My name is Tim and I'm a new member. I live in Wales, but I'm originally from England. I've put a picture of an insect in an album called Tim A,...
Hello all, I was recommended to join the Group by the AES webmaster, as I may get some help here. I am a British expat living in Chiang Mai, Thailand since...
Hi Tim, It's a female woodwasp (a type of ichneumon wasp). The long tail houses the ovipositor, a long thin tube for laying eggs on wood-boring insect larvae ...
Dear Adam, To you interest visit the Benin country (West Africa) ? I also invite you to visit and to speak some around you of this entomological mission to the...
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Hi again and thanks for the identification. Tim ... houses the ... larvae ... which species ... host insect ... your jeans ... find ... Behalf ... album ... ...
Hi Sammy, This looks very interesting - although I can't identify it! After a few days when it has settled you could carefully transfer it to a cage, making...
Apologies for the cross postings but I wanted to make sure of a good spread for this - if anyone finds (or has found ) a Stag Beetle this year the records...
The bug has 3 legs in the front and has none in the back. When he gets scared the bug does one of the two. Wave his toush in the air or look as small as...
I am not familiar with the insects of North America but to me this looks like a beetle larva of some kind. Whether it will be determinable to species level or...
Hi Sammy You bug looks like the larvae of some sort of Leaf Beetle - family Chrysomelidae. The larvae of most species have that same general shape and...
Hi Sammy, Good question. Wait for two weeks so that the pupa inside will be definitely hardened. Then you could see if it can be removed easily from the wall...
By the way, I suggest you put it into a ventilated container with some kitchen towel on the bottom, and store it somewhere not too hot and away from direct...
We found this bug in our dirt while tilling yesterday. It was quite large, about 1.5 inches long, yellowish/tan color, 6 legs, long antenae, large head with...
yes a vaz viren sent me a reply with a great web sight that had the pics of the "doodlebug" thank you for reminding me about them to begin with. sheri ... ...
ty tyt ty. those are the pictures i was looking for!!!!!! i showed my kids now we are on the lookout even more!!!!!! thanks again sheri ... Do you Yahoo!? ...
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