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07.02.2013 20:49, AGG

Good day to all! Forumchane help please still, with some beetles and their Russian names.
1.Labidostomis longimana
2.Cryptocephalus schaefferi
3.larinus onopordi
4.Hylobius transversovittatus
5.Deraeocoris ruber

c flower just missed, here is not a flower and "spam" you need to put!

hugoUN how is it in Russian?

the rest Dmitrich wrote

08.02.2013 11:09, hugoUN

Thank you for your help! let's say I have no like-minded people in the city, but the Latin name doesn't mean anything to the friends who come,I won't tell them that this one is called Leptinotarsa decemlineata, but I'll just say it's a Colorado potato beetle. For yourself in Latin, for others Russian names, and not in Russian.

08.02.2013 18:06, Aleksandr Ermakov

The guys are telling the truth, many species do not have at all or do not have unambiguous Russian names. From your list, perhaps only for Cryptocephalus schaefferi-the hidden head of Schaeffer, you can choose a normal name, by which many entomologists will guess who they are talking about.
And believe me, the inhabitants are much more impressed by Latin than the Russian name. Agree Phaedo kohleari sounds better than babanukha or horseradish leaf eater.

This post was edited by scarabee-08.02.2013 18: 10

16.02.2013 4:44, Bloodcraving

Hello! Does anyone know the size of a butterfly larva?
The fact is that they periodically appear on the bathroom sink (the butterflies themselves, not the larvae). In any case, the photos are very similar.
So, today, a flat white "worm" was found near the soap dish, with a black head (and the tail is also similar, only smaller), and therefore the question arose whether this worm could not be the larva of a butterfly. Its size is about 1 cm (in appearance). Unfortunately, we didn't have time to take a photo.
The apartment is on the first floor, so there is no escape from the dampness...

21.02.2013 10:27, Aleksandr Ermakov

The moth larva is much smaller

21.02.2013 15:29, АнатолийЧ

got beetles in the apartment (4th floor, panel), I don't know who it is and where ((help

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21.02.2013 15:32, Bad Den

got beetles in the apartment (4th floor, panel), I don't know who it is and where ((help

Anatoly, Google the words "Surinamese flour eater"

21.02.2013 18:01, AGG

and at home, check all cereals, nuts and tp

03.03.2013 10:37, weller

hello, there are beetles in the apartment. help me identify it.

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03.03.2013 10:58, Alexandr Zhakov

hello, there are beetles in the apartment. help me identify it.

these are not beetles, these are bedbugs, probably wintered at your place, harmless to humans.

04.03.2013 18:32, sergandy

Good people, need help or advice on where to turn for professional entomological help. Problem: the new apartment is in the final stage of finishing work, and a lot of small beetles have appeared on the ceiling and walls. The only material of natural origin that was used as a natural insulation and sound insulation - sewn for drywall linen mats. It seems that the guests are climbing out of there. The question is whether they eat this flax or just other insects that do not eat it and were there by accident and may disappear soon. otherwise, since there is a lot of flax, you will have to open everything and pull it out!!! horror..

I would be grateful if you can tell me an organization or a person who can help with this issue.

05.03.2013 0:27, Bad Den

Photos would be...

05.03.2013 10:07, Mantispid

kozheedy probably

05.03.2013 19:54, AGG

Photos would be...

kozheedy probably

and also likely: sitophiles, grinders, fruit flies, moth flies, wintering beetles, and..... anything

for the people, these are all "small beetles". to me at work such a day person 5-10 comes every day

need a photo

sergandy there are SES and substations, they deal with such issues

05.03.2013 21:31, sergandy

Thank you all, you can take a photo with a regular soapbox in macro mode, or do you need special equipment? The distance is not more than 1 mm...

05.03.2013 23:18, Aleksandr Ermakov

at least take a picture with a soap dish.

06.03.2013 16:41, sergandy

Hello, I" collected " the animals with tape carefully, they are very tender if you press a little harder - they burst. hanging out in small groups, and clearly someone's youngsters..
I asked my friends to take a picture under a microscope, I post it.
I would appreciate everyone's help with identification. One woman suggested that it might be juvenile bedbugs... although all the people who worked seemed to be neat and slept in the apartment.. adults are not visible like..

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06.03.2013 16:42, sergandy

the images were sent embedded in a word file. when you try to rip it out, the image floats.

06.03.2013 18:09, Mantispid

Hello, I" collected " the animals with tape carefully, they are very tender if you press a little harder - they burst. hanging out in small groups, and clearly someone's youngsters..
I asked my friends to take a picture under a microscope, I post it.
I would appreciate everyone's help with identification. One woman suggested that it might be juvenile bedbugs... although all the people who worked seemed to be neat and slept in the apartment.. adults are not visible like..

hay eaters

06.03.2013 18:16, Bad Den

Hay eaters

06.03.2013 19:03, sergandy

Guys, is it 100% ? and it turns out that they will eat this flax that is behind the walls of drywall?

06.03.2013 19:06, sergandy

And please tell me if they can be etched? and if so, the better. or is it useless and better to destroy the walls and throw out all the flax?

06.03.2013 19:07, vasiliy-feoktistov

Hay eaters. It is worth digging into this topic: many of them have already been posted here. Here, if memory serves, and about the fight against them is said.

06.03.2013 20:16, sergandy

Gentlemen professionals, rummaged through the forum. I didn't find any specifics on how to deal with them. Do not take the trouble to advise what to do to remove them, remove linen mats? And then poison them? Or there is a chance, for example, to stick 5-6 raptor fumigators and lock up the apartment for several days.. Will this path help?

06.03.2013 20:48, AGG

type "hay eaters" in the forum search. finally, an extremely nasty thing, "we here" had a young lady who changed her apartment

This post was edited by AGG-06.03.2013 20: 49

06.03.2013 21:05, sergandy

Dear agg, what do you think, if you pull all the flax out of the walls and order processing in the SES of the entire apartment, there is a chance?? Just something else I'd like to know.. Ufff guard, I'm in shock .

06.03.2013 21:19, AGG

as practice shows, the best solution against these "reptiles" is low humidity. they are quite resistant to various poisons, and you do not need to live and breathe it afterwards. is the house rented out? any neighbors?" money for electricity is not a pity? you know, there are heat guns that dry screed? fry the apartment for 12 hours. and then once again in 5-10 days. current remove the panels that cover the mats

06.03.2013 21:23, Alexandr Zhakov

Just don't overdo it, don't burn down the house, along with the hay eaters

06.03.2013 21:24, sergandy

There are neighbors, repairs are also underway. The house is rented out. We'll open the walls, throw out all the flax. Electricity is not a pity. The main thing is that it helps.

06.03.2013 21:37, AGG

flax can also be left out, but give it access to dry air. we need major drying. the main thing is to do everything under supervision!!! confidence that the wiring will withstand the load and sit on a stool in the corridor with a fire extinguisher that will monitor every hour! otherwise, you really will burn down the whole house. turn off the gas supply. shut off the water-sinks, bathrooms, toilets, etc.

This post was edited by AGG-06.03.2013 21: 40

06.03.2013 21:46, sergandy

There is no gas. Do you have data on what the room temperature should be for them to die??

06.03.2013 21:52, sergandy

And please tell me they are so small will they grow, winged or the like??

06.03.2013 22:03, AGG

they are so small and will remain so, but their name is "legion"

and they can simply repaint your walls with numbers. the main thing is not the temperature, you are not going to burn them with napalm, the main thing is that the humidity in the room is 40% or lower ! and preferably for quite a long time, and then repeat the operation to fix the success

06.03.2013 22:36, sergandy

Give me some minimal hope (( can this really help? It's just that the apartment is already dry and warm. Ufff . I arrive in shock . This measure helped who thread? Any examples? And what is their development cycle? Eggs, larvae, etc. Can you enlighten us? What is the developmental cycle of these creatures of God?

06.03.2013 22:52, Bad Den

And alpha-cypermethrin if applied in the apartment? Ventilation, of course, must be pre-sealed and a gas mask used...

07.03.2013 0:28, sergandy

Bad den Tell me, their eggs and larvae than you can grohnut...?...... ?.what is the cmcl of reproductcmm for nmh???

07.03.2013 16:02, vasiliy-feoktistov

Request form: "hay eaters of destruction" and I think the result will be.

07.03.2013 16:17, AGG

And alpha-cypermethrin if applied in the apartment? Ventilation, of course, must be pre-sealed and a gas mask used...

not the best solution to use in a residential area. the treatment will need to be carried out several times, and then breathe it all your life

07.03.2013 20:14, Aleksandr Ermakov

Don't worry, hay eaters are quite harmless. If it's dry , they'll disappear.

07.03.2013 20:58, sergandy

But now it's very dry, with only 18 percent humidity. It's been like this for a month now...

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