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2756
can anyone identify this bug. I've never seen it where I live before. it started out brown, large, hard shelled. over the last two hours, it has metamorphized...
looney0473
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Aug 2, 2006
8:08 am
2757
Hello, I was wondering whether you could with identification of this bug that was found last week (end July) in my garden in Tiverton, Devon. I would really...
Carter Helen (Devon P...
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Aug 2, 2006
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2758
looney0473 wrote: > can anyone identify this bug. I've never seen it where I live before. > it started out brown, large, hard shelled. over the last two...
David Howdon
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Aug 2, 2006
4:20 pm
2759
Dear friends, This short note just to tell you that we are organizing a field trip in Nicaragua for dicember. 3 kinds of forests in 2 weeks, a good opportunity...
Jean Michel Maes
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Aug 3, 2006
8:27 am
2760
Estimado Jean Michel, He estado ojeando las giras y me encantaria participar, sin embargo, no puedo tomarme mas vacaciones hasta el 2007. Hay alguna prevista...
Blanca Bolea
blanca_alamanac
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Aug 3, 2006
2:30 pm
2761
Me working on hunter reduviids. If any one interested to do bilateral joint research on reduviids you are most welcome. I need researcher interested in...
sahyaraj
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Aug 5, 2006
8:55 am
2762
I'm sorry i wasn't more specific. Northeast united stated (long island to be exact) attached it a picture. Since that email, the green bug with wings flew the...
wendy maitland
looney0473
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Aug 7, 2006
7:44 am
2763
It is a Cicada Regards Matt wendy maitland <looney4173@...> wrote: I'm sorry i wasn't more specific. Northeast united stated (long island to be exact)...
Matt Smith
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Aug 8, 2006
9:25 am
2764
Thanks alot Matt Smith. i've recently moved to a beachy area and falling upon many insects that i've never come in contact with since I didn't in this area...
wendy maitland
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Aug 8, 2006
7:29 pm
2765
Hi all New member here. Where can I find ethyl acetate? I've looked in Drug and Hardware stores to no avail. Thanks, Mr. Spock...
logically_spock
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Aug 8, 2006
10:50 pm
2766
logically_spock wrote: > Hi all > > New member here. Where can I find ethyl acetate? I've looked in Drug > and Hardware stores to no avail. > > Thanks, >...
David Howdon
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Aug 9, 2006
6:41 am
2767
... Paint stripper and laquer thinners used to contain this and it made an easy to find bug killer. Your only hope now is to scrounge around in old garages...
Jack Schmidling
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Aug 9, 2006
8:32 am
2768
If you are in the USA, Bioquip is one of the best entomological suppliers. Ethyl Acetate is in their catalogue see page 50 at:- ...
Bug Club
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Aug 9, 2006
8:32 am
2769
Dear AES Group: I am an aquatic insect lab technician from the US who will be vacationing in Britain soon, in England (mainly Durham) and Scotland (around Loch...
benjaminlandis
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Aug 9, 2006
8:32 am
2770
Hi Mr Sprock You can use nail polish remover as it is ethyl acetate and acetone and the main components. Hope that this helps. Paul ... From: logically_spock ...
Paul Stokell
micro_27_2000
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Aug 9, 2006
8:33 am
2771
... I suspect you will find that it no longer contains ea. js -- PHOTO OF THE WEEK: http://schmidling.com/pow.htm Astronomy, Beer, Cheese, Fiber,Gems,...
Jack Schmidling
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Aug 9, 2006
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2772
if you are in the uk, watkins and doncaster, and as stated before nail varnish remover works a treat Andy...
Andy Chick
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Aug 9, 2006
8:04 pm
2773
Hi All I used some old nail polish on the foamy side of some velcro tape stuck to the lid of my killing jar to kill a Yellowjacket. It's main ingredient was...
logically_spock
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Aug 9, 2006
8:04 pm
2774
depends on the insect, if killed blowflies in five minutes, yet know ground beetles keep "coming back" after hours in the jar, i find a jar about the size of a...
Andy Chick
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Aug 10, 2006
9:56 pm
2775
you can use nail polish remover containing acetone, which is still on general sale,...
Andy Chick
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Aug 10, 2006
9:57 pm
2776
Will acetone work just as well? I use it a lot in cleaning optical glass as I used to be a high-tech lens maker. Nothing beats acetone for cleaning glass but...
logically_spock
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Aug 14, 2006
8:24 pm
2777
We have recently been visited by a strange bug in our backyard. It flys around similar to a dragon fly. It is dark metalic blue. The wierd thing about this bug...
jackieworsdell
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Aug 14, 2006
8:24 pm
2778
I am not familiar with canadian insects/arthropods, but it may be a sphecid wasp (Family Sphecidae also known as thread waisted wasps). Here in HI we do have...
michelle montgomery
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Aug 15, 2006
10:31 am
2779
i find acetone as good as EA and easier to get hold of...
Andy Chick
glass_deviant
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Aug 15, 2006
10:32 am
2780
Gordy (our goat) was sniffing the ground in the woods last week, clearly trying to make sense out of something. When I went over to look, I found this...
Jack Schmidling
arf60152
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Aug 15, 2006
2:59 pm
2781
Thanks so much. I looked up some pictures and yes it is a blue Mud wasp. We have a huge bolder rock retaining wall that has sand behind it so they must be...
jackie worsdell
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Aug 15, 2006
3:01 pm
2782
Hi Ben, Don't think anybody answered this. Hope I'm not too late. Collecting regs: there are no general restrictions on pond dipping for inverts. far as I know...
Malcolm Storey
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Aug 15, 2006
8:48 pm
2783
I found this bug on my property <http://thepef.blogs.com/insect.png> in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. My research has turned up nothing. Maybe someone here can...
thepefman
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Aug 20, 2006
1:01 pm
2784
We found them on my parsley plant and looked them up on the net. One of them has already made a coccoon on a wood stick that I put in the jar. The other is...
bendetti_mama
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Aug 20, 2006
3:03 pm
2785
Hi Joe Your 'bug' is a Robber Fly of the family Asilidae. They are active predators of other insects such as flies, grasshoppers and butterflies, but do not...
Matt Smith
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Aug 21, 2006
10:15 am
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