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See picture in Bug Club photo album "Unknown Bug". Found in updstate New York...is about 3/4" long, has wings, stinks if squashed, has been found everywhere...
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Jan 2, 2003
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Looks like one of the True Bugs - for examples see the following page:- http://ohioline.osu.edu/hyg-fact/2000/2142.html From: "kayakerr <kayakerr@...>"...
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Jan 3, 2003
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Thanks...you're right...the one it resembles the most is the squash bug. ... page:- ... version ... ...
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Jan 3, 2003
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This is a leaffooted bug ,I got them here also in my house .I study them with my microscope and take pics of them through my microscope.If your interested in...
ray borg
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Jan 3, 2003
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Hi thanx for letting me aboard Cheers Rich Brum Tarantula's http://www.brum-tarantulas.com...
Cypher
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Jan 6, 2003
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Hi, I just found the Bug ID website and tried to make myself a little home study game out of some insect photos, guessing the order of the insect by keying it...
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Jan 9, 2003
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Hi Friends, Seasons greeting from India! I want to know how broods are calculated in butterflies and moths. Correct me if my views are wrong, according to me...
Shubha
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Jan 12, 2003
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how do you tell the differance between a male and a female black emporior scorpion...
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Jan 14, 2003
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you look at the little comb hairs in the bottom, the female will have longer ones and the male would have shorter ones. Also females are much bigger than...
Simon Osorio
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Jan 14, 2003
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My daughter collected a caterpillar around July of 2002 and it has been in the pupae stage since. The pupae has formed on a branch. Should I give up? I live...
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Jan 16, 2003
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Of course not.... I have had stuff in pupa for 2 or even 3 years when it hatched... some species take longer than others, sometimes environmental variables...
Ryan
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Jan 17, 2003
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Dear Shubha/all As there haven't been any replies to this query I will have a stab at an answer. In the UK the term 'brood' is widely used to refer to the...
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Jan 19, 2003
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Why do flying insects gravitate towards light? IHow do they sense the light? What do they want from the light?...
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Jan 20, 2003
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Please see photo's posted at the "photo" section. I named them "Looking for ID" Thank you for your help. EDTORS NOTE: I dont know how many species in you area...
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Jan 21, 2003
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Ok. The size of the cocoon is just about an inch. The caterpillar was furry and the color was black with yellow stripes...It may be a tiger moth? and the...
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Jan 21, 2003
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Dear friend, Greetings from India! It was nice to have your query on the light attraction of insects what I call as fatal attraction because most of them die...
Shubha
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Jan 22, 2003
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Please view photo album labeled "Pupae" to see. You'll see the photo named "cocoon"; this is what the pupae came out of. (Note: I took the pupae out of the...
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Jan 22, 2003
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I am writing to get some more information about these fascinating insect. As a company we recently purchased some of these insect for an exhibition were we...
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Jan 22, 2003
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Hello everyone. I just found this and a few other insect groups. Very excited to share info and learn even more about these fasinating animals. To start off I...
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Jan 23, 2003
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I live in Pennsylvania. Is it possible to keep subterranean termites in a farm? I was thinking of making a tank of glass about 3' by 3' with a 1/4" opening...
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Jan 27, 2003
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Hi all, Re the query below, the key to keeping pupae or any other insect through its hibernating stage is to keep it as close as possible to natural conditions...
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Jan 27, 2003
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how does one start out with butterfies and what do you keep them in and where do u get them from...
Michael Teague
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Jan 27, 2003
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Hello, An article at http://insects.tamu.edu/extension/bulletins/b-6080.html may prove useful. Since pairs of termite alates create new colonies together,...
Luke Cockle
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Jan 27, 2003
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Hi, this is my fist time using a user group like this so I hope somebody out there can help. I live in sydney australia and found this half COCKROACH half and...
James Craig
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Jan 28, 2003
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It's a mole cricket (family gryllotalpidae). see http://www.geocities.com/brisbane_hoppers/Gryllotalpidae.htm Martin...
Martin Waller
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Jan 28, 2003
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looks to me like some sort of mole cricket..... R *********** REPLY SEPARATOR *********** On 1/28/2003 at 7:15 PM James Craig wrote: Hi, this is my fist time...
Ryan
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Jan 28, 2003
10:16 am
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Yeah, mole cricket. Don't pick it up though. Their first pair of legs are sharp and made for digging in the dirt. And when they get scared they dig...which...
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Jan 28, 2003
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Does anyone know of any magazines that are about insects that aren't super-technical? EDITORS NOTE: The bi-monthly AES Bulletin for a start. For examples of...
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Jan 28, 2003
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Does anyone know of a source for the Peterson Guide book (now out of print) EASTERN MOTHS by Dr. Charles Covell? I have already checked the online used...
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Jan 29, 2003
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If so, I'm looking for someone just like you to feature in an new UK magazine aimed at 18-24yr old females about unusual and interesting hobbies/activites....
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