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2012-01-30 Spider Identifcation:

Bob,    I can't see the spiders clearly enough to id (in fact spiders are very difficult to id from pictures alone) but these are not cocoons but rather webs. They appear to be a type of funnel web but

2012-01-22 Beetle:

Jane,    There are so many beetles that would fit this description that it is impossible for me to give you an accurate id. However, often with leaf-feeding insects a simple spray of water from a garden

2012-01-17 tiny white bugs:

Michelle,    These are probably mold mites, also called grain mites (there may be other common names in the UK as well). See http://www.livingwithbugs.com/mites.html for a drawing of these mites. The mites

2012-01-12 Unseen bugs:

Mel,    My experience is that when no actual culprit is found the cause of these "bites" is usually not related to an insect or mite but rather a reaction to something in the environment. See http://www

2011-12-27 Help! I cannot identify this bug.:

Aphids will almost always return at some point, and some plants are more susceptible than others. Neem oil is good but insecticidal soap (see http://www.livingwithbugs.com/insecticidal_soap.html for details)