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2008-07-26 Entomology (Study of Bugs) - IDENTIFICATION NEEDED!!!!: Alyssa, That sounds like a Carpenter Bee. They can be black, yellow, blueish, or in some very rare cases, white. The bee you described could be the black form. They are quite hairy in some cases and...
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2008-07-25 Entomology (Study of Bugs) - What Insect is this?: Mayflies have very long, long streamers at the tail. I don't see long streamers on this exoskeleton. It might be a mayfly and they just broke off. Or it could be a lacewing or other type of fly. You...
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2008-07-25 Entomology (Study of Bugs) - Dino bugs: James, It sounds to me like it is a praying mantis of some sort. A picture could be really helpful. Can it fly? Do you see it near lights? It could be either a Ground Mantis, or it could be a Chinese...
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2008-07-25 Pest Control - moving without roaches: Hi Abigail. The best thing you can do is check everything. Look for egg cases which look like little clutch purses (you can google and see a picture). i wouldn't bomb anything. That only kills the...
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2008-07-25 Entomology (Study of Bugs) - Cannot identify this caterpillar: The easiest way is to find out what kind of plant it was eating, which will narrow down your search. What plant did you find it on? What is your geographic location? Reply to kayton@alum.mit.edu...
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