Who is it? Help us identify our neighbors!

This is the Surinamese flour eater, the only harm is damage to the products in which it develops (flour, cereals, dried fruits, etc.). Did you happen to bring any dried fruit with you???

Thank you so much. And I already bought 10 bottles of dichlorvos, prepared for defense.
No, there were no dried fruits, only green tea, which is sold by weight, packed in a bag-clamped with wire, one of them had a very strong fruit smell. I checked all the teas there is nothing inside.

Hello, my uncle filled the whole room with all sorts of junk, did not keep everything clean, now they dismantled his closet, and inside they found in two places a cluster of strange pupae or whatever it is, unfortunately they have already thrown it out but everything looks like this-in detail: in one place about 8 of these pupae lay firmly attached to each other each other looked like a piece of dirt, all the same size - about 2-3 cm in length, at the edges in a radius of up to 2 cm, in the center up to 1 cm, when they tried to break them, it turned out that this pupa is only a couple of mm thick, inside a thin layer like resin or caramel, very sticky, easy to break, thin sovskem-less than mm, and inside a couple of them found larvae-typical larvae, I can't even say anything except that they are white, up to 1.5 cm in length and up to 0.5 cm in width, both larvae did not move when the pupae were broken, tell me, ATO I have a small panic)))
oh, yes, I forgot to say that these pupae are mud, very hard, just like hardened mud...

This post was edited by merkurion - 31.01.2014 17: 18

A month of chasing around the apartment with a camera was not in vain, here they are my "dear" parasites. In length about 2-3 mm, the "head" is bent up 90 degrees, and it is twisted on the sides, straining their speed of "settling" on the veins.square. Here they are, my parasites. The lower part is slightly flattened from mechanical impact.

A skin-eating beetle. Give a better photo to determine the view. Or describe it in detail: the color of the legs, eyes, mustache, and pattern...

And it seems to me that this is a flat-footed Surinamese flour eater (Oryzaephilus surinamensis L.). Look for contaminated flour and cereals.

There is a long chest with "teeth" on the side... You need a good photo! Or a description...

This post was edited by Wild Yuri - 02/01/2014 11: 07

A month of chasing around the apartment with a camera was not in vain, here they are my "dear" parasites.

Unfortunately - almost for nothing, because almost no photos, alas... In this scenario, try at least scanning on a high-resolution flatbed scanner: the images may be an order of magnitude better than these and you will be able to make out at least something.

Hello, my uncle filled the whole room with all sorts of junk, did not keep everything clean, now they dismantled his closet, and inside they found in two places a cluster of strange pupae or whatever it is, unfortunately they have already thrown it out but everything looks like this-in detail: in one place about 8 of these pupae lay firmly attached to each other each other looked like a piece of dirt, all the same size - about 2-3 cm in length, at the edges in a radius of up to 2 cm, in the center up to 1 cm, when they tried to break them, it turned out that this pupa is only a couple of mm thick, inside a thin layer like resin or caramel, very sticky, easy to break, thin sovskem-less than mm, and inside a couple of them found larvae-typical larvae, I can't even say anything except that they are white, up to 1.5 cm in length and up to 0.5 cm in width, both larvae did not move when the pupae were broken, tell me, ATO I have a small panic)))
oh, yes, I forgot to say that these pupae are mud, very hard, just like hardened mud...

pelopean wasps?

http://elementy.ru/news/164912 "here is a creature very similar to my aliens. My aliens only live not in the mountains, but in an ordinary apartment. Brown in color, small, they live in places where dust accumulates quickly - behind furniture, fleas and other insects have not been found on animals, and so far they have also been bitten. These do not disdain to run and cool off on my couch, they are not averse to taking a walk on things and children's toys. They weren't noticed jumping. They are not friends with cockroaches O. o Accidentally observed a picture of how this trifle rushed from a red domestic cockroach ordinary, but just like cockroaches are resistant to various poisoners. In general, there are no problems from them yet, but there is enough war for territory with cockroaches. Yes, and I disdain when at home-a farm of insects, okay, when one or two midges, but not the army of different invaders.

  http://elementy.ru/news/164912 "here is a creature very similar to my aliens. My aliens only live not in the mountains, but in an ordinary apartment. Brown in color, small, they live in places where dust accumulates quickly - behind furniture, fleas and other insects have not been found on animals, and so far they have also been bitten. These do not disdain to run and cool off on my couch, they are not averse to taking a walk on things and children's toys. They weren't noticed jumping. They are not friends with cockroaches O. o Accidentally observed a picture of how this trifle rushed from a red domestic cockroach ordinary, but just like cockroaches are resistant to various poisoners. In general, there are no problems from them yet, but there is enough war for territory with cockroaches. Yes, and I disdain when at home-a farm of insects, okay, when one or two midges, but not the army of different invaders.

In your photos, despite their "no" quality, there are clearly some beetles. It may very well be Oryzaephilus surinamensis. Look - https://www.google.ru/search?q=oryzaephilus...iw=1680&bih=854 "doesn't look like it?"

People!
Please help me determine what kind of small insects have settled in my toilet and bathroom?!
Very small, at first they were less than a millimeter, after a few months (if not a year already) they grew a little, now they are slightly more than a millimeter.
Run on walls, do not fly, do not jump (at least I have not seen this)

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People!
Please help me determine what kind of small insects have settled in my toilet and bathroom?!
Very small, at first they were less than a millimeter, after a few months (if not a year already) they grew a little, now they are slightly more than a millimeter.
Run on walls, do not fly, do not jump (at least I have not seen this)

Hay eaters.

Please tell me who it is? insect in the apartment in the kitchen, 1-3 mm

Please tell me who it is? insect in the apartment in the kitchen, 1-3 mm

Bread grinder Stegobium paniceum.

Bread grinder Stegobium paniceum.

Thanks!

At home there are beetles they fly around the light bulb, and all this in the middle of winter (((Some of the belly is red. They come out at night and crawl everywhere.

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At home there are beetles they fly around the light bulb, and all this in the middle of winter (((Some of the belly is red. They come out at night and crawl everywhere.

Beetles with gray-brown elytra and yellow backs and heads with dark stripes are leaf beetles Pyrrhalta viburni, live on viburnum. A smaller number of black and red ones are some kind of bedbugs, also "street", I won't say the name right away. It is possible that Arocatus melanocephalus belongs to the family Lygaeidae.

In general, they do not live in houses, they will not spoil anything, the phenomenon is temporary (they suddenly flew out due to warm weather). Collect and discard - this is the maximum that you can do if you are too annoying.

This post was edited by Dima DD - 02/18/2014 23: 44

Beetles with gray-brown elytra and yellow backs and heads with dark stripes are leaf beetles Pyrrhalta viburni, live on viburnum. A smaller number of black and red ones are some kind of bedbugs, also "street", I won't say the name right away. It is possible that Arocatus melanocephalus belongs to the family Lygaeidae.

In general, they do not live in houses, they will not spoil anything, the phenomenon is temporary (they suddenly flew out due to warm weather). Collect and discard - this is the maximum that you can do if you are too annoying.

No, these are not viburnum leaf beetles ( these overwinter at the egg stage), but most often willow or elm "boogers" - Galerucella lineola or G. luteola

Guys, please help! Today in the apartment I found a beetle, round, 2-3 mm, crawling on the wall. The color is as follows: a matte black back with white round spots on the edges. I didn't think to take a picture, and smeared porridge on a sneaker won't help anyone( Google doesn't help: I can't find similar ones. Can you tell me some variants of the name of this creature, eh?

This post was edited by paniker - 19.02.2014 08: 49

In the first room in which they appeared, the window opens directly onto the trees of the elm tree, which is located in the immediate vicinity. SOOOOO annoying, sit at the computer and they crawl on you. When you crush (I don't know red, or....) then they smell terrible. I used to notice 1-2 times a month,but at some point it was like an invasion.
P. S Thank you for your answers !!!!!

http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtop...=3000&langid=en After your advice, I posted it in Yandex and followed the link.

Don't panic! The bug is no longer dangerous.

In the first room in which they appeared, the window opens directly onto the trees of the elm tree, which is located in the immediate vicinity. SOOOOO annoying, sit at the computer and they crawl on you. When you crush (I don't know red, or....) then they smell terrible. I used to notice 1-2 times a month,but at some point it was like an invasion.
P. S Thank you for your answers !!!!!

And where exactly does this happen? (city)

Don't panic! The bug is no longer dangerous.

What if his brethren are hiding somewhere nearby? Until I find out the type of insect, what it eats and where it hides, I will panic(

What if his brethren are hiding somewhere nearby? Until I know what kind of insect it is, what it eats, and where it hides, I will panic(

And in order to explain to you whether it is dangerous or not, you need a normal photo of the culprit, and you can't recognize it with a sneaker first Without a photo. A person has a lot of "neighbors" and it is difficult to tell the view without a photo of the culprit of the panic. Search for your brothers

The city of Saratov.

After your sneaker and only with your meager words, almost nothing intelligible can be said - you must understand this. Another time, do not rush to grab a sneaker - a creature about 2 mm tall will not eat you?
If you ignore the fact that "spots on the edges are round", look at the photo here at this link: https://www.google.ru/search?q=%D1%84%D0%BE...iw=1680&bih=854
All objects, of course, are greatly enlarged: the actual size of the beetles just fits into the ones you gave.

Hello, we are furnishing the apartment after renovation, recently we found small (2-3mm), black beetles, we suspect that they appeared after buying a bed,because there are most of them in this room, and there is only one bed in the room(one managed to take a picture). Help us determine who they are and how to get rid of them.

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This is a barn weevil-it develops in grain, it has nothing to do with buying a bed (unless of course there are some old stocks in it...)

who is it?
about 5mm

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who is it?
about 5mm

The louse...

This is a barn weevil-it develops in grain, it has nothing to do with buying a bed (unless of course there are some old stocks in it...)

Thank you very much)))

Hello everyone I found this today, I don't know who.
Please tell me.

Very similar to bedbug

Such a large type of lice (5 mm) in the middle band... I don't believe it! Maybe this? http://www.zoovet.ru/slovo.php?slovoid=1960. And in order not to guess, the author needs to attach a better photo.

Such a large type of lice (5 mm) in the middle band... I don't believe it! Maybe this? http://www.zoovet.ru/slovo.php?slovoid=1960. And in order not to guess, the author needs to attach a better photo.

The size is written "from a fool", So you can estimate the real size yourself by taking a penicillin bubble...

We are waiting for the author's response...

What's it? I found it at my home today (I live in Portugal).
Is this spider poisonous?
I don't suffer from arachnophobia, but it was quite unpleasant to find IT in my room.
The contraption is quite large, almost the size of a matchbox.

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This is a forum for insect - loving entomologists. Spiders are not one of them. But maybe one of our "encyclopedists" will determine.

I will add: there is a separate topic for determining arachnids. I just saw it. Author - earlier.