Who is it? Help us identify our neighbors!

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05.02.2007 20:27, RippeR

So that's it: How to cook Saperda carcharias at home:
1) hold in a vise so that the head and "tail" are on the edges of the vise
2) carefully, with surgical precision, remove the antennae - they are hard and there is no mucus in them
3) remove the elytra - they are also not edible (although they are suitable for soaking. Soak for three days, then boil for 4 hours in boiling water with salt)
4) now you can get the beetle out of the vise and kill the animal
5) prepare the seasoning: salt, pepper, soy sauce, a pinch of uropa, a piece of avocado, a couple of drops of lemon juice. All crush, mix. Lower the Saperda into the sauce for half an hour.
6) The saperda is attached to a wooden stick with its paws and wrapped with threads.
7) saperda is placed in a split vessel with sunflower oil for 15 minutes so that the paws with a stick do not fall completely.
8) Take out the saperda, put it on a dish decorated with tomatoes, dill and potatoes.
Enjoy your delicious meal!

10.02.2007 16:37, Necrocephalus

why is he called leatherhead?
I apologize for the question of a curious person, I just have them too, so I was looking for lime...
I think books and all the old blankets-things to take out on the balcony to freeze.. it is good that there is winter, and at home in the meantime, general cleaning.
maybe there is something that they absolutely do not like - like smells, plants of some kind?

Kozheed - because it can damage the skin (not on living creatures, essno, but dry, for example, it can eat the skin of that unfortunate mink from which your hat

is made )
It's hardly necessary to take books out on the balcony, it doesn't seem to damage the paper (unless, of course, you have leather-bound folios on your bookshelf

)
Blankets should be taken out - if they are made from nature. wool. At the same time and moth prevention

And so - the main measure to combat "home" leatherworms is to prevent dust from accumulating in different places - you probably know what this is about, right? Many months of dusty "pillows" behind cabinets, under beds, etc. are an ideal breeding ground for the leatherworm. Plus, you should try to isolate your fur items from the kozheed - those that you don't use regularly (the kozheed won't start up on what you wear every day - he really doesn't like to be disturbed

). To do this, it is enough to keep them in tight plastic bags, but always new, so that without holes.
About herbs that repel kozheeda-I heard something about lavender and wormwood (or is it from moths???).

13.02.2007 23:52, RomArt

Friends, I searched for photos of these Stegobium paniceum and some really look like them, photos 1 and 2. In cereals, etc. do not live exactly, my wife says that there is a larger accumulation near the flowerpots, although she thinks that they crawl through the cracks between the wall and the windows, I have suspicions that maybe these bastards live in oak parquet, although it has been lying for 1.5 years, and they appeared 2-3 months ago. And my wife has seen over the past month 3 times (and naturally killed) beetles in photo 3 with a length of 1-1. 5 cm. FRIENDS, THEY FUCKED ME UP - HELP LIME!!!

Thank you in advance, RomArt

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