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That appears consistent with an adult ground beetle (Carabidae). It
The two on the left are ground beetles in the family Carabidae. The one on the
right is a click beetle in the family Elateridae. They are outdoor beetles.
It is obvious they are flying to lights affixed to your building and then
walking in under doors and through other openings. Change your
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​Megan is correct - the first trap is one of the Rove beetle specie
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Dee -
What you are catching on your glueboards means one thing;
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Disclaimer: I am not an entomologist. However, I have found these p
trap 302 looks like a furniture carpet beetle
On Tue, May 5, 2015 at 12:10 PM, wrote:
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> Hello everyone,
>
> I found some mysterious insects in the traps today, and I was hoping for
> some help in identifying them. The only pest I can clearly identify is the
> spider in Trap 206. Does anyone h
Jodi,
The carabids (ground beetles) will cause no direct damage to
collections materials, however, they usually die in places that may be
difficult to reach when cleaning. Their carcasses potentially provide
food for several species of dermestid beetles. It is good practice to
routinely clean
Jodi,
They appear to be ground beetles (Carabidae). There are more than 40K species
described. The members of this group are opportunistic feeders. I anticipate
the beetles (as well as the spiders) captured on the glue traps merely wandered
in from outside. I anticipate that they pose no real r
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