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Need help identifying insects?

By on Saturday, February 4th, 2012 | 2 Comments

Need help identifying a few insects, the first is a moth that I found in a cocoon and waited for it to metamorphose. Cocoon: Adult: The next is carabid of some sort I think: Next, a type of rove beetle. Originally thought it was a Devil’s Coach Horse beetle but it’s coloration is different: And [...]

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Do you know what they could be?

By on Friday, May 14th, 2010 | 4 Comments

I board my horses at a top-notch equestrian centre, and I’ve checked, and this is only happening to my daughter’s pony’s stall. So here’s what’s going down! I help the coach now and then to muck-out, and when I came to our pony’s stall, I noticed little black beetles… a giant SWARM of them along [...]

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do you like any of these things?

By on Thursday, May 13th, 2010 | 2 Comments

any of these things? kindergarden ball bat bed book boy bun can cake cap car cat cow cub cup dad day dog doll dust fan feet girl gun hall hat hen jar kite man map men mom pan pet pie pig pot rat son sun toe tub van 1st Grade apple arm banana bike bird [...]

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Do rove beetles eat dead rodents?

By on Friday, April 9th, 2010 | 1 Comment

i know rove beetles such as the devils coach horse will eat all kinds of insects, but i saw something kind of odd today. it was 100 degrees outside and one of the voles in the yard died. found it on it’s back. there were two beetles trying to go up it’s nose, which was [...]

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Tiny black bugs everywhere?

By on Friday, April 9th, 2010 | 2 Comments

I have been noticing very, very tiny all black bugs in my bathroom and kitchen. there are usualy more than one…they look almost like a millipede or a centipede, but they have very small open pinchers on their rear end. it seems like they show up when it is wet outside, and they are usualy [...]

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