An anecdotal supplement to Matt’s excellent advice: While it would be
unexpected for moths to lay eggs away from food, there can still be apparent
infestations of such substances. I was once given a box of non-archival
documents with an infestation of meal moths (Plodia). The major damage
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As a taxidermist, I've never used organic flours after the mount was
I think it is the cephalothorax of a Dysderid. These spiders eat sow bugs
and their relatives so are an indicator of a moisture and/or access problem
nearby. They have big fangs and are are often a bright chestnut red when
alive and dry to a more brown color. They have a soft, smooth abdomen
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