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Dear scientists )). Help identify future victims: http://album.foto.ru/gen_photo_preview.php...photo_id=319054
They started up in the fall, apparently they wanted to spend the winter free of charge. They come out at night. They sit on the ceiling, curl around light sources. The body is greenish, with two pairs of transparent wings. Size 1.5-2 cm.

Dear scientists )). Help identify future victims: http://album.foto.ru/gen_photo_preview.php...photo_id=319054
They started up in the fall, apparently they wanted to spend the winter free of charge. They come out at night. They sit on the ceiling, curl around light sources. The body is greenish, with two pairs of transparent wings. Size 1.5-2 cm.

This is a golden-eyed bird (? Chrysopa sp.) from the order Reticuloptera (Neuroptera)

This post was edited by Bad Den - 10/11/2008 12: 08

Bad Den, balshoe thank you!!!! Like golden eyes... And how much do their eyes weigh ? How to feed up to industrial scales? Are they dangerous if you tease them?

Bad Den, balshoe thank you!!!! Like golden eyes... And how much do their eyes weigh ? How to feed up to industrial scales? Are they dangerous if you tease them?

Dzhankoyskaya ?

And how much do their eyes weigh ?

0.000001 carats each

Dzhankoyskaya ?

Samarkand region. The best is for children!

hi. tell me at my house started running some insects. gray size about a centimeter, a lot of legs, the body shape is not narrow like a cockroach and wider. in front, it seems like two antennae and in the back, it seems like the same as in front, I don't know where to look. but from the global die. spaibo in advance.photo for some reason does not get put

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http://nature.doublea.ru/index.php?p=4791654805&num=1


to Bad Den Scutigera still pobol 1 cm

To otrok, Bad Den
This is what I wrote

but the scaly fish is already a cockroach

but the scalefish is already a cockroach

And she doesn't have too many legs

These are woodlice

Omar, you knew, you knew!!!

no it's not her not Scutigera

and not scaly. how to insert a photo I can't it would show

spaibo to all. it's a woodlouse. how to deal with them

And why? Try pouring less water on the floor when you shower

Good afternoon. Tell me, please
1. The larva in my photo is also a kozheed?
2. if not, who is it?
3. what does an adult insect look like?

Found it on the couch, length - about 8-10 mm.

Pictures:

PICT0071.JPG — (37.94к)

sugar flake

This post was edited by omar - 10/15/2008 09: 18

Sugar
flake It
http://nature.doublea.ru/index.php?p=4791654805&num=1

Good day!
Who can tell you how to deal with this mess??? Maybe there is something from chemistry?
They finish the last wallpaper, soon they will start reading books, but then it's scary to imagine.

By the way, one interesting observation:
Previously, when there were few of them and somehow they did not catch the eye much - they were not afraid of daylight and artificial light.
But when it turned out that it was not clear what was feeding on the wallpaper, their total destruction began, they began to react to lighting (during the day they are not there, in the evening when the lighting is turned on in the room, they run away in different directions and very quickly), when hands or other objects approach them, they also react quickly running away to inaccessible places. Conclusion they began to learn!!!!

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were noticed, on the wallpaper, under the wallpaper (in places where they are loosely attached to the wall).

The question is no longer relevant
Means of destruction:
1. To destroy them, you can buy an aerosol can of insecticide at the hardware store, which has the inscription "For crawling insects" or "for flightless insects" (the brand does not matter).
2. Sano K-600
3. etc.

This post was edited by _Val_-10/16/2008 12: 51

hello, please help me!!!! I've been getting mosquito bites lately,but it's not him. Since it's already cold outside, I don't have them in my room, otherwise I would have noticed them, but there are small beetles that are like fleas, about 2 mm in length, and I only notice them in the evening (on the floor,walls, but not every day), brown in color. Once I woke up in the morning I noticed that I have about 10 such redness with a small tumor (like from a mosquito). Please help me!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Perhaps these are bed bug larvae, and rat mites also bite people, but they are smaller - less than a millimeter...

Some creatures have settled at home, and if you look closely with a magnifying glass, you can see the wings, and the external structure looks like an ant. Today the child was bitten, she pinned down where she felt that they were biting, the smell is the same, now the bite itches. There are photos, but after they were taped up when they were caught, the wings broke out when they were pasted up. They don't fly, but rather jump like fleas. There is a photo of a pinned-down man and a few half-dead ones made of scotch tape, with his paws and wings spread out over the tape, which may help...

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Some creatures have settled at home, and if you look closely with a magnifying glass, you can see the wings, and the external structure looks like an ant. Today the child was bitten, she pinned down where she felt that they were biting, the smell is the same, now the bite itches. There are photos, but after they were taped up when they were caught, the wings broke out when they were pasted up. They don't fly, but rather jump like fleas. There is a photo of a pinned-down man and a few half-dead ones made of scotch tape, with his paws and wings spread out over the tape, which may help...

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You probably didn't register according to the existing rules on the site, and your photos didn't pass. But, judging by the description, you are tormented by bed beetles (their ability to jump, you probably imagined). "Google" the means of control yourself by typing "bedbugs".

Gentlemen, I'm posting a crop of those very photos. These aren't bedbugs, but I think they're parasitic membranes, like chalcidids.

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Gentlemen, I'm posting a crop of those very photos. These aren't bedbugs, but I think they're parasitic membranes, like chalcidids.

I don't understand anything! First of all, where did you get these photos, dear Mylabris?! Did you ask for help? Secondly, if these are exactly the right photos, then this is clearly (to put it mildly!) not bedbugs...

Mylabris just made my photos smaller, I left them in their original form, there are still legs around, you can see the wings. The wings are transparent, like those of ants or wasps, but small, so this animal cannot fully fly. And the structure seems to be similar to winged ants or wasps. On one large photo, even in my opinion, a yellow stripe can be seen on the last part of the body. I know bedbugs, and it's definitely not them! Of course, it's not a big deal that they bite, I didn't catch it myself, but someone at home bites. There are no bedbugs! If only mosquitoes, but I don't see them either. There are ordinary flies, but it doesn't seem like the time to bite them, and I'm inclined to believe the child.

Forgot... maybe it's important? In a calm state, the wings are folded over the body and you can't even see them right away, I'll try to make a macro with a magnifying glass today.

here's another photo http://www.gordeeva-svetlana.narod.ru/IMG_1673.JPG

It's not the betilids, is it? But make them bite and stink...

Outwardly, it looks like I looked at photos on the Internet. And the dimensions are like this? I'll bet my hand that they don't bite, but that if you press down a little in your fingers, your fingers will then stink and you'll wash off the figs, the smell is persistent-stopudnyak!

http://gordeeva-svetlana.narod.ru/IMG_1678.JPG it's live on the glass, though you can't really see the wings. How to deal with this animal taking into account children and asthmatics in the house?

Most likely, this is really a greenhouse grasshopper.
Can you specify the size?"

PS and tell me where you can get such a person)

  http://gordeeva-svetlana.narod.ru/IMG_1678.JPG it's live on the glass, though you can't really see the wings. How to deal with this animal taking into account children and asthmatics in the house?

Yes, it really looks like something betyloid. Bethylidae, in theory, are parasites of other insects. To lime them on the vine, you first need to understand who they parasitize, and lime the hosts, But this, in my opinion, is unrealistic.
In general, I have, for example, periodically in the apartment from somewhere there are some chalcidoids (also parasitic animals) in large quantities. After a week and a half, they also disappear safely. So maybe there's no point in bothering?

I don't understand anything! First of all, where did you get these photos, dear Mylabris?! Did you ask for help? Secondly, if these are exactly the right photos, then this is clearly (to put it mildly!) not bedbugs...

I just went to the same links, saved the photos and cropped them in Photoshop, removing the excess. And uploaded directly to the forum.

On the forum, someone already had betilids in their house. Same symptoms. They bite and stink. It seems that the gentleman who was offended by them was from Krasnodar.

I also recently discovered a similar creature (if not for the terrible smell , I would not have attached any importance to this midge, which looks like a very small ant). And now almost every day I find them in the same room on the windowsill or on the slopes of the window 1-2-3 pcs.??

On the forum, someone already had betilids in their house. Same symptoms. They bite and stink. It seems that the gentleman who was offended by them was from Krasnodar.

It happens...

I also recently discovered a similar creature (if not for the terrible smell , I would not have attached any importance to this midge, which looks like a very small ant). And now almost every day I find them in the same room on the windowsill or on the slopes of the window 1-2-3 pcs.??

If there is a photo, maybe someone will tell you what it is. In the meantime, this is exactly "a midge that looks like a small ant." Your description fits representatives of 2-3 orders, several dozen families, and it's generally scary to talk about genera and species.

By the way, can you create a special theme with photos of at least the most common synanthropes?
Although I have almost no doubt that each visitor will still have their own, endemic to the apartment, unknown to science, at least, a species (or even a detachment)...