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17.05.2021 22:37, Triplaxxx

Can you tell me who they are? They live in the bathroom and move slowly. Some are lighter, but all are small. Thanks!

https://postimg.cc/3y7h688w

Lurking beetles from the genus Dienerella, like mold.

29.05.2021 14:18, fodyqa

Hi, tell me what kind of muhozhuki divorced on the balcony?
I push about five pieces a day.
The size of about 10 mm
is very difficult to crush.
They won't climb the wall above their knees.
The 5th floor, the last one, does not fly, although I can see the wings.
https://postimg.cc/SYhSkYLs

29.05.2021 21:21, Aleksandr Ermakov

Hi, tell me what kind of muhozhuki divorced on the balcony?
https://postimg.cc/SYhSkYLs

Bloodsucking flies, from attic birds came

29.05.2021 23:08, fodyqa

Bloodsucking flies, from the attic birds came

In the fall, I put a double-glazed window on the loggia, and under the window I laid blocks to the floor slab.
Previously, constantly swallows or xs who still lived under the balcony, now they can not climb.
The floor was not raised, there were boards on the logs like the norms were.
Maybe they got out of there, Googled the pupae of these beetles in the nests overwinter?
It's unlikely from above, there's a stove on the street, it doesn't border on the technical floor.
But on the technical stage of pigeons to the ass just)

Does it make sense to drill the floor and dichlorvos there?

This post was edited by fodyqa - 05/29/2021 23: 11

30.05.2021 5:48, Necrocephalus

Your reasoning is ridiculous. Everything is leaky enough for creatures a couple of millimeters thick. The ventilation system doesn't seem to have been canceled either, or is it blocked? Get the management company to restore order in the attic of the house, ruin all the nests and install nets on the dormer windows to prevent new birds from entering. Bird bloodsuckers are very resistant to insecticides, household dichlorvos is unlikely to help. If this is not done now, by July there is a great chance to get acquainted with chicken ticks, it will be worse than bloodsuckers.

09.06.2021 2:09, Vadim123

Hello! Can you tell me what kind of spider ? 5 mm approximately. Sat on the ceiling wove a web, threw it off, the cat perked up began to sniff it stubbornly, then snorted and ran away, apparently bitten the cat... But without symptoms, and apparently not painful. I live in St. Petersburg on the 14th floor, maybe I brought it from the forest...

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10.06.2021 17:29, KathrynRya

Hi
kind people, tell me, PJ
Recently with my husband in the morning began to notice bites on the body-somewhere one, somewhere two nearby
Began to examine the bed-found nothing
Turned over the cat's bed, which was standing next to it-there in the crease here is such a white muck found
This small bed bug?
The house is new, we live for six months only

Bug photo
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Photos of bites
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11.06.2021 9:55, ИНО

No, it's a hay eater. The bed bug is dark red. But you could easily have missed it. Although the bites in the photo for bedbugs are rather weak, it looks more like a banal mosquito-squeaker.

11.06.2021 13:00, KathrynRya

I see, thank you so much for your help!
Let's hope that the mosquito nets are really worth -_-

12.06.2021 9:29, Liza190

I found what looked like insect skin under the bed....Please tell me what it might be...
There is a lot of such" skin"...Please help

12.06.2021 22:22, Triplaxxx

It's not a big deal. These are the lint skins of the larvae of skin-eating beetles, most likely the ubiquitous Attagenus smirnovi. Google it.

13.06.2021 0:08, Ening

https://photos.app.goo.gl/sb7VdGuSRqZjtkyu9
Who is it interesting to know?

13.06.2021 0:10, Dmitrii Musolin

silvery or sugar flake

24.06.2021 17:25, АнтонТ

Good day, which year we are fighting with these beetles.
They appear in June, size 1.5-2 cm, black, fly, activity period evening-night.
I would like to know who they are and how to deal with them.
Thank you in advance and I apologize for the quality of the photo.

https://disk.yandex.ru/i/IB6UjNxiJmnBhw
https://disk.yandex.ru/i/_OLMuxJhBpE5rg
https://disk.yandex.ru/i/bpqPHl85VV4mYQ

This post was edited by AntonT - 24.06.2021 17: 29

24.06.2021 19:45, Dmitry Vlasov

Good day, which year we are fighting with these beetles.
They appear in June, size 1.5-2 cm, black, fly, activity period evening-night.
I would like to know who they are and how to deal with them.
Thank you in advance and I apologize for the quality of the photo.

https://disk.yandex.ru/i/IB6UjNxiJmnBhw
https://disk.yandex.ru/i/_OLMuxJhBpE5rg
https://disk.yandex.ru/i/bpqPHl85VV4mYQ

Large flour crunch Tenebrio molitor.
Larvae and adults are recorded in large numbers in the attics of old buildings with pigeon and swift settlements. It is regularly found in stocks of flour and grain products in residential and warehouse premises and is bred for food by lovers of songbirds and exotic reptiles.

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25.06.2021 0:13, Necrocephalus

Large flour crunch Tenebrio molitor.
Larvae and adults are recorded in large numbers in the attics of old buildings with pigeon and swift settlements. It is regularly found in stocks of flour and grain products in residential and warehouse premises and is bred for food by lovers of songbirds and exotic reptiles.

Not necessarily old ones. In the newly built buildings it is full, there would be birds in abundance in the attics.

25.06.2021 8:47, АнтонТ

Large flour crunch Tenebrio molitor.
Larvae and adults are recorded in large numbers in the attics of old buildings with pigeon and swift settlements. It is regularly found in stocks of flour and grain products in residential and warehouse premises and is bred for food by lovers of songbirds and exotic reptiles.

Thank you, I also read about attics, sent the housing department there a week ago with a complaint, they said that the technical floor was clean, they didn't find any birds or beetles either. They said that they can live in the panels of houses and climb into apartments to die like elephants in a cemetery. And they don't deal with panels

28.06.2021 14:10, ИНО

This is what the panels should be made of, so that their Khrushchak ate? Your housing department is breached.

15.07.2021 21:56, Gamemer

Just noticed it, what does it look like?
https://imgur.com/a/iFAjYbN

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15.07.2021 22:39, Triplaxxx

Did you have to shoot upside down?

19.07.2021 3:48, Qwerty5

⚠ Good afternoon! please help me determine
if there is such a bug on the bed up to 1mm
What is it? Is it worth worrying about? Perhaps an accident with windows?
How to get rid of pervchino or only urgent disinsection?

Photo: https://postimg.cc/gallery/n93hnY5

19.07.2021 3:50, Dmitry Vlasov

⚠ Good afternoon! please help me determine
if there is such a bug on the bed up to 1mm
What is it? Is it worth worrying about? Perhaps an accident with windows?
How to get rid of pervchino or only urgent disinsection?

Photo: https://postimg.cc/gallery/n93hnY5

Hay eater, nothing terrible

19.07.2021 4:48, Qwerty5

Hay eater, that's okay

but according to the description they do not live in a bed or clothes

19.07.2021 17:01, Dmitry Vlasov

but according to the description they do not live in a bed or clothes

When there is high humidity in the room you can see them everywhere

20.07.2021 17:32, Maj

Hello! Dear friends, who could it be? The size is about 1-1. 5 mm. There are hundreds of them on the floor crawling and jumping a little. They don't bite. They appeared unexpectedly during our one and a half week absence from the apartment, 1st floor. The room where they live is dry - there are no aquariums, flowers, humidifiers, no mold (as it seems to us, anyway), sewage and running water. the pipes are far away. We kill by various means and clean up every day, but on the trail. every day there are again the same number of them. They are happy to run on wet spots of any origin. They also sit on walls up to 1.5 m high. The SES threw up their hands.

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20.07.2021 23:16, Victor Titov

Hello! Dear friends, who could it be? The size is about 1-1. 5 mm. There are hundreds of them on the floor crawling and jumping a little. They don't bite. They appeared unexpectedly during our one and a half week absence from the apartment, 1st floor. The room where they live is dry - there are no aquariums, flowers, humidifiers, no mold (as it seems to us, anyway), sewage and running water. the pipes are far away. We kill by various means and clean up every day, but on the trail. every day there are again the same number of them. They are happy to run on wet spots of any origin. They also sit on walls up to 1.5 m high. The SES threw up their hands.

Nogohvostki.

21.07.2021 8:56, Maj

Nogohvostki.

Thanks!!

21.07.2021 10:24, ИНО

21.07.2021 22:25, Zoomer88

Hello! The coolest theme on the Internet. Even just like that it's interesting to read

Help us identify our guests. We live in a private house. On the first floor this summer, this animal has developed. Tusit in the area of windows, other supply valves, in the area of baseboards. A large amount on the street on the facade closer to the ground, as well as in other places (utility room, where moisture is on the cylinders of the water treatment system).

Huge amounts in a couple of months. We have been living for 4 years now, and there was no such happiness. Also hay eaters? Skittish, they quickly hide from any movement.

My wife and I will be very grateful for the identification. For earlier thank you

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22.07.2021 2:41, ИНО

No, this is "unknown unkillable" from the second steepest topic on the Internet (right under this one).

The year is abnormally wet.

22.07.2021 13:34, Zoomer88

No, this is "unknown unkillable" from the second steepest topic on the Internet (right under this one).

The year is abnormally wet.

Everything is clear, they really

are a huge thank you!

Well, nature takes its toll. The number of them is frightening, though.

Does it make sense to try to control their numbers with pyrethroids such as alphacypermethrin? Or while moisture/condensation is useless?

24.07.2021 11:05, ИНО

Does it make sense to poison your own home to kill useful insects that eat mold? Answer this question yourself.

24.07.2021 20:43, Maska25

Dear forumchane, help. On a kitchen curtain (Moscow) found a spot. The color is like smeared blood from a dead mosquito, about 4-5 cm in length. In a very visible place, just discovered. On closer inspection, it turned out to be a clutch of eggs.
Cleaned with cotton swabs and alcohol.

What can it be? The kitchen is large, started checking and washing. Tell me where insects can still lay offspring.

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28.07.2021 15:10, Chumavik

Hello. We noticed such passengers in the house. What kind of animal and how to poison?

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28.07.2021 19:25, Victor Titov

Hello. We noticed such passengers in the house. What kind of animal and how to poison?

Sugar flake (Lepisma saccharina).
https://zooclub.ru/chlen/nasek/Lepisma_saccharina.shtml

29.07.2021 7:14, ИНО

What can it be?

Looks like butterfly eggs.

09.08.2021 23:39, Maska25

Sugar flake (Lepisma saccharina).
https://zooclub.ru/chlen/nasek/Lepisma_saccharina.shtml

Yes, thanks. They turned over the whole apartment, found a rather large gray butterfly in the bathroom, similar to a large street moth.

09.08.2021 23:57, ИНО

You would at least softkali this "street moth" - I wonder whose eggs...

16.08.2021 0:18, queza

Please help me identify it. I caught it on myself. Size 2-3 mm.

This post was edited by queza - 16.08.2021 01: 10

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16.08.2021 1:42, Necrocephalus

Leaf beetle Longitarsus sp.

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