RE: [pestlist] Pest ID question

2013-05-07 Thread Louis Sorkin
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I'll have to look up species, but at least you should know that it is a 
booklouse, and one with wings; not the common liposcelid with enlarged hind 
femora that is commonly encountered.

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Hi All,
I was hoping someone might be able to help in identifying the insect in the 
attached images.  There were two of these (both in unfortunately awkward 
positions) caught on a blunder trap in a corner next to a pipe passing up 
through the floor and along the wall.  This space has high humidity, with known 
populations of silverfish and psocids. Any information would be appreciated!

Thanks,
Emily Schuetz Stryker
WUDPAC Class of 2013

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RE: [pestlist] Pest ID question

2013-05-07 Thread Pat Kelley
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Emily,

It is a winged psocid. Some insect species in the order Psocotera lose their 
wings as adults, others do not.

Pat Kelley


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Hi All,
I was hoping someone might be able to help in identifying the insect in the 
attached images.  There were two of these (both in unfortunately awkward 
positions) caught on a blunder trap in a corner next to a pipe passing up 
through the floor and along the wall.  This space has high humidity, with known 
populations of silverfish and psocids. Any information would be appreciated!

Thanks,
Emily Schuetz Stryker
WUDPAC Class of 2013

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[pestlist] Re: Pest ID question

2013-05-07 Thread Katharine Elise Corneli
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Hi there,



I think it might be Dorypteryx domestica, a type of cave barklice related to 
booklice. I used to find them in the museum where I worked, usually in damp 
places along with plaster beetles and booklice.



Katharine Corneli

Conservation Intern

Colonial Williamsburg Foundation


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Re: [pestlist] Re: Pest ID question

2013-05-07 Thread Tony Irwin
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I agree that this is Dorypteryx - a booklouse that seems to be on the
increase in museums in Britain.

Tony Irwin

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On 7 May 2013 18:21, Katharine Elise Corneli katy.corn...@umfa.utah.eduwrote:

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 Hi there,



 I think it might be Dorypteryx domestica, a type of cave barklice related
 to booklice. I used to find them in the museum where I worked, usually in
 damp places along with plaster beetles and booklice.



 Katharine Corneli

 Conservation Intern

 Colonial Williamsburg Foundation

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[pestlist] RE: Pest ID question

2013-05-07 Thread Louis Sorkin
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Yes, that's the species I was going to say with respect to my first post about 
the insect.  Thanks, Katherine.

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Hi there,



I think it might be Dorypteryx domestica, a type of cave barklice related to 
booklice. I used to find them in the museum where I worked, usually in damp 
places along with plaster beetles and booklice.



Katharine Corneli

Conservation Intern

Colonial Williamsburg Foundation

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