Entomology (Study of Bugs)/Expert Profile

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Recent Answers from Sue Kayton

2009-10-29 Please help me identify this bug!:

There are many beetles that look a lot alike. Without knowing your geographic location and seeing a more-detailed photo of the beetle, I can't identify it. Please try to get a better picture and post

2009-10-25 Yellow/white tiny bugs:

Without a photo or sketch, it's impossible to identify them. They might be booklice - try googling "booklice" and see if that's what they are. Booklice are totally harmless unless you are a book, wallpaper

2009-10-16 White worms:

They could be just about anything. Without knowing your geographic location and lacking a photo, I can't even start to guess. Catch some and take them to your local plant nursery. The people there will

2009-10-15 cedar bug ?:

Could be just about anything. Shiny substances are often the remnants of slime trails left by slugs or snails. Most licensed pest control operators will give you a free inspection for termites or other

2009-10-04 Unidentified larvae:

Sorry - I've never seen anything that tiny and beige in dog food. The only thing I can think of that is common, that fits that description are book lice, but they infest dry wallpaper, dry books, and