Who is it? Help us identify our neighbors!

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03.05.2013 0:09, daryak

Hello!

Recently I started to itch, the dermatologist said that someone bites me, it looks like bedbugs. I couldn't find them in any way, and they only bite me, they don't touch my husband and child. And so my husband found such a small bug, less than 1 mm, runs very fast, does not jump, sprayed with dichlorvos - died. Then I noticed the same one running over me. I went with this bug to the SES - they sent me there, they say I didn't come to the SES of my own district, I couldn't go anywhere else, I walked around the apartment with dichlorvos. It helped for a while, but they reappeared.
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11.05.2013 17:24, vasiliy-feoktistov

Good afternoon.
I found this insect in the closet today. It sat on the glove. I found another similar animal on the balcony. Pretty fast. The grip is dead, it is impossible to get scared from anything. The body is no more than 5 millimeters long. Google says it may be a deer bloodsucker that can still live on birds. Maybe so, pigeons settle on the canopies, from them these animals could climb into the apartment. But there are still doubts, because the insect that is shown in the pictures on the Internet is quite different from this one.
Does anyone know what kind of insect it is?

The bloodsucker is: a fly from families of Hippoboscidae Samouelle, 1819. The family is large and your image shows a typical representative of it.

14.05.2013 1:02, Dima DD

I live in Moscow, on the 16th floor, when no one was there, and so MUCH flew at you in the evening through an open window!!!!! they fly around the chandelier and sit on it. this corpse may not be much distorted. I really don't like insects. tell me they are not dangerous? and how to withdraw them now?

These are harmless bedbugs Kleidocerys resedae, just flew from the street to the light during their annual mass spring flight, there just happened to be a time, a place (you see, there are a lot of them in your yard), an open window, light (and insects fly to the light), suitable weather... They do not live in houses, do not spoil anything and do not bite anyone. So, you don't need to specifically display them, they will disappear soon (they will die).

14.05.2013 12:37, alv2781

The house is light adobe. Last year they scored it dried all summer then did the finishing in the spring like everywhere else this year the basement flooded and the roof got wet a little in one place. Last year the straw was open and there was nothing but midges in the fall and winter too there were no guests in the spring there were no guests and when the heat hit after a steep flood that's how it crawled out in all the snow and on the floor all the micromicrons tried once dichlorvos most of it gave oak but many remained. What do you think after drying the straw in the walls and drying the basement and a pile of dichlorvos, I won't see them again? Or go along with their demands and give them the old sofa

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14.05.2013 14:48, Victor Titov

The house is light adobe. Last year they scored it dried all summer then did the finishing in the spring like everywhere else this year the basement flooded and the roof got wet a little in one place. Last year the straw was open and there was nothing but midges in the fall and winter too there were no guests in the spring there were no guests and as the heat hit after a steep flood here it is how it crawled out in all the snow and on the floor all the micromicrons tried once dichlorvos most of it gave oak but many remained. What do you think after drying the straw in the walls and drying the basement and a pile of dichlorvos, I won't see them again? Or go along with their demands and give them the old sofa

And in this picture is staphylin, only of a different species, and even of a different genus. In principle, they can live in wet and rotting straw.

16.05.2013 23:24, Dima DD

And where did they suddenly come from in such a crazy amount? I've never had it before (the 5th floor of an ordinary Moscow apartment in Maryino).

Insects generally fly well into the light. And now in Moscow, you can see, just a mass flight of pachyderms, they also swarm (form clusters), that's such a swarm and flew in, probably.
By the way, just this fall and just from Muscovites I repeatedly heard (they also showed photos) that very often very large nests of bibionid larvae were found in parks and suburban forests. So, it seems that this year promised to be "fruitful" for them!

P.S. Here was a topic in the fall in the Macro Club, where you can also see the larvae (and their nests): http://macroclub.ru/club/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=6540

This post was edited by Dima DD - 05/16/2013 23: 29

17.05.2013 0:08, Кайри

Dear forumchane!

Tell me, please, what kind of animal is this? I live on the 11th floor. This is the first time I've seen such a phenomenon in my memory. Somewhere around 10 pm, a whole flock of these creatures attacked the room and kitchen. Flying from the street. I counted 50 pieces. If you crush this "fly", then the white insides come out.

Curiously, with their appearance, all the golden eyes that usually "live" in small numbers on my ceiling in my room disappeared (well, they don't touch me, and I don't touch them either).

Should I start panicking or is the apocalypse still far away?

I apologize in advance for the poor-quality photos. I did it in a hurry on the phone.

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17.05.2013 1:49, Dima DD

Dear forumchane!

Tell me, please, what kind of animal is this? I live on the 11th floor. This is the first time I've seen such a phenomenon in my memory. Somewhere around 10 pm, a whole flock of these creatures attacked the room and kitchen. Flying from the street. I counted 50 pieces. If you crush this "fly", then the white insides come out.

Curiously, with their appearance, all the golden eyes that usually "live" in small numbers on my ceiling in my room disappeared (well, they don't touch me, and I don't touch them either).

Should I start panicking or is the apocalypse still far away?

I apologize in advance for the poor-quality photos. I did it in a hurry on the phone.

Is it in Moscow? That's just what it was about them: http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=529087

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