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24.11.2017 20:06, NIKSTER

Well, maybe someone still knows, the forum is biological. I hope for experts

Attach the lens to the camera and try to take a different photo

25.11.2017 3:32, Frank218

Attach the lens to the camera and try to take a different photo

Here, it looks like there are two of them. They reproduce. Now I'll post another video of ONE of them.

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25.11.2017 3:52, Frank218

Without a photo, no one will tell you anything in particular.

Above the photo, where there are two of them. It turned out to crush and on the stick there was, apparently, part of one of them. He wiggles his mustache. Here is the link to the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUF0phEx2To

25.11.2017 4:49, Frank218

If it is a food moth, do they breed backwards to each other, as in the photo?

25.11.2017 22:43, Necrocephalus

Southern barn firefly Plodia interpunctella, apparently. He eats everything, even candy wrappers and hot ground red pepper. Check dry foods.

01.12.2017 0:55, Pois007

Good afternoon

Moscow, apartment, newly renovated from floor to ceiling.
during 2 weeks, there were 3 meetings with strange beetles in the living room (neither in the bathroom nor in the kitchen were observed), which do not look very similar to cockroaches. Help identify and advise how to get rid of unpleasant neighbors.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/132165265@N06/shares/s3R69j

01.12.2017 1:19, Victor Titov

Good afternoon

Moscow, apartment, newly renovated from floor to ceiling.
during 2 weeks, there were 3 meetings with strange beetles in the living room (neither in the bathroom nor in the kitchen were observed), which do not look very similar to cockroaches. Help identify and advise how to get rid of unpleasant neighbors.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/132165265@N06/shares/s3R69j

Barbel beetle Obrium cantharinum ( https://www.zin.ru/animalia/coleoptera/rus/obrcanek.htm Most likely, the beetles were bred from some wooden products. Further reproduction in the apartment will not occur: the larvae probably got into the wood even before they made something out of it.

01.12.2017 8:15, Pois007

Dmitry, thank you so much for your answer! I understand correctly that furniture made of chipboard does not attract him?
Do I need to call specialized services to process the room?

01.12.2017 9:35, Victor Titov

I understand correctly that furniture made of chipboard does not attract him?

Correctly yes.gif
 
Do I need to call specialized services to process the room?

This is unnecessary.

11.12.2017 13:52, IceCream

Hello!

Help identify the insect.
About a month ago, a couple of times on the wall of the kitchen noticed small insects. I've been seeing them every day in the kitchen and hallway for the past week. They are light, translucent,1-1. 5 mm in size, and move quite quickly. Apartment on the 11th floor, built in 2014, I will not say that the humidity is very high. We live here for six months.
I checked all the cereals and took them out on the balcony. I haven't noticed any of the other rooms yet, but the walls are light, so you don't see these beetles right away. There are few books, no plants.
What kind of insect? I am very afraid of their active reproduction. There is an experience of living together with red ants and flour eaters)) When I remember, brrr!

Thanks!
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11.12.2017 14:23, ИНО

Hay eater.
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11.12.2017 15:26, IceCream

And how to deal with them? The apartment is clean, cleaning is regular, there are no deposits of junk.
Just do not say that they are harmless) I had to take all the products out of the cabinets to the balcony, but this is not the way out.

11.12.2017 15:43, Andrey Ponomarev

And how to deal with them? The apartment is clean, cleaning is regular, there are no deposits of junk.
Just do not say that they are harmless) I had to take all the food from the cabinets to the balcony, but this is not the way out.

Google it will help.
https://klop03.com/drugoe/senoedy-v-kvartir...itsya-foto.html

This post was edited by Gennadich - 12/11/2017 15: 43
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13.12.2017 19:50, deimqs

Hello. Tell me what kind of insect. It looks like a cicada.
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13.12.2017 20:11, Necrocephalus

A cicada. Try to move the definitions of equidistant wings to the topic, maybe they will.

15.12.2017 18:11, ИНО

16.12.2017 11:21, radiy22

According to the description, they look like ticks, only not forest ones.

16.12.2017 16:17, ИНО

Aha, forest tailed tick lol.gifIf the mention of the TS "tail" is true, then it can only be false scorpions.

This post was edited by ENO - 12/16/2017 16: 18

16.12.2017 21:19, AVA

Aha, forest tailed tick lol.gifIf the mention of the TS "tail" is true, then it can only be false scorpions.

Don't you confuse anything?
False scorpions do not have a "tail", but palpigradae and teliphones have something similar.
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16.12.2017 21:42, ИНО

Of course, I'm confused. It just slipped my mind that false scorpions don't have metasomes, even though I've seen them many times. Now Pan Stepova will definitely come and start sneering, well, figs with him.

Teliphones can't be there, and palpigrad probably isn't either. So I can't even imagine what kind of tails they might be, except for someone with a bunch of hairs or wax threads on their butt.

21.12.2017 14:03, Vereeesa

Hello, can you tell me who this is??
Moved in two weeks ago, 70s house, brick. Made repairs, my floor is washed twice a day. I was cleaning up crumbs in the kitchen behind the baby and I touched someone..it moved...I was scared, looked closely - a small insect, the body is elongated, tapering to the end, at the end of tails or hairs, long thin antennae on the head, all the color of flesh (maybe for now). At first I thought, maybe a brand-new leatherhead? (I struggled with them in my last apartment) But it doesn't look like it...

I turned on the flashlight, looked at everything, found another one under the kitchen cabinet, picture: QVWN2atR06M.jpgonly larger than the previous one, and it was already lying upside down, folded them on its body, I touched it with a napkin-it moved.

It is noteworthy that I did not see any insects all two weeks, and here two at once and 30 cm from each other.

21.12.2017 14:41, Victor Titov

Hello, can you tell me who this is??
Moved in two weeks ago, 70s house, brick. Made repairs, my floor is washed twice a day. I was cleaning up crumbs in the kitchen behind the baby and I touched someone..it moved...I was scared, looked closely - a small insect, the body is elongated, tapering to the end, at the end of tails or hairs, long thin antennae on the head, all the color of flesh (maybe for now). At first I thought, maybe a brand-new leatherhead? (I struggled with them in my last apartment) But it doesn't look like it...

I turned on the flashlight, looked at everything, found another one under the kitchen cabinet, only larger than the previous one, and it was already lying upside down, folded them on its body, I touched it with a napkin-it moved.

It is noteworthy that I did not see any insects all two weeks, and here two at once and 30 cm from each other.

Sugar, or common scalefish-Lepisma saccharina. Basically, a harmless insect for humans:
https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Обыкновенная_чешуйница

08.01.2018 17:13, Бабистр

Hello! Who's that?" A little cockroach? smile.gif He was found in a mug, sitting quietly, but after the start of the photo shoot, he tried to retreat quite quickly. Size about 5mm

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08.01.2018 17:43, AVA

Hello! Who's that?" A little cockroach? smile.gif He was found in a mug, sitting quietly, but after the start of the photo shoot, he tried to retreat quite quickly. Size about 5mm

No, it's a bug. wink.gif
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09.01.2018 0:35, Triplaxxx

And a bed bug!
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09.01.2018 19:04, Бабистр

And a bed bug!

Oh, my God! Thank you, let's start the fight!

10.01.2018 21:15, virmeiker

Good afternoon.

Please identify the insect:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/gNY1mrQH8ELceV2f2

It looks like a post on 22 pages. only my stinger is shorter))

Timber house, wintering for the first year, appeared recently, Samara region
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thank you very much

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11.01.2018 10:26, ИНО

Probably, Monodontomerus obscurus is a very common parasitoid of bees-osmium.

11.01.2018 10:43, virmeiker

Thank you so much for your help.

Bees crawled out of the old log house, there was a nest somewhere in the crevices, 15 pieces were nailed then probably ended.

And how to destroy them, and whether they are dangerous for humans.

15.01.2018 15:38, gmv178

Hello good people. tell me. they climb out of the sewer through the drain in the sink and bath.
so I took a picture on a white background , and the phone can't really focus on it.
it's sort of transparent around the edges, and there's a long mustache in front and back. the length is approximately 1 cm.

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15.01.2018 19:15, Necrocephalus

Sugar flake
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15.01.2018 19:37, ИНО

They survived - now even osmium people are trying to destroy. And they probably like to eat garden fruits.

15.01.2018 19:50, gmv178

this is if it climbs out of the drain then one of the neighbors has a lot of it or from where it can get there?
I turned on the hot water for 20 minutes - I hope it helps
what else can I do?

This post was edited by gmv178-15.01.2018 19: 57

15.01.2018 22:05, Necrocephalus

Fill in the pipe cleaners.
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16.01.2018 18:21, virmeiker

They survived - now even osmium people are trying to destroy. And they probably like to eat garden fruits.


I am happy for bees, osmia, and even spiders, but when they live on the street, and do not climb out of the wall from somewhere and periodically try to win back the territory))))

21.01.2018 0:19, Nadia1

We have been suffering from the attack of these creatures for 3 months now. They climb all over the body, tickle, bite. They are everywhere, on the body, in clothes, underwear. The dimensions are microscopic. We determine their presence by touch, usually with the help of vinegar. We live in a rural area.

We went to a dermatologist about pediculosis. Faced with indifference and unwillingness to help. I sent him to a psychiatrist and told him we didn't have any problems.

Please tell me who it might be. Close to despair.

21.01.2018 3:09, tgabbasov

Hello everyone. Kazan. I found one in the kitchen. 3-4 mm. Who is it?)

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This post was edited by tgabbasov - 21.01.2018 03: 23

21.01.2018 7:40, Necrocephalus

female Thylodrias contractus.
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21.01.2018 7:48, Necrocephalus

In all photos, except for 180120_212248.jpg - (37.34 k) pellets of dirt and conglomerates of fine debris, hair, tissue fibers, skin secretions and epidermal scales.
On the photo 180120_212248.jpg — (37.34 k) - flea. To determine which one, take a photo from the side, not from the back.

This post was edited by Necrocephalus - 21.01.2018 07: 49

21.01.2018 11:43, Nadia1

Necrocephalus, thank you for your reply. So they're not here right now. There were others, just then there was no microscope. We fought them for a long time, by all possible means. I'm afraid of everything now. I will observe if they appear, fix it)))

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