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Natural Science Forum / Biology / Entomology / February 2004



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What to do with furniture beetle infestation?29 Feb 2004 21:54 GMT3
A few properties I maintain have infestations of furniture beetle,
varying in degree from small areas to two or three rooms.
I have a few questions about the spread of infestations and eradication
of them.
Questions on hatching flies from maggots.26 Feb 2004 20:40 GMT7
I buy maggots from a local baiter, for food for my two African Flower
Mantids, but am having varied results in hatching them into flies.  
1)  How long can maggots be kept in the fridge?
2)  Can Maggots Cohabit with crickets?  Ie:  If I throw 10 maggots in my
western conifer seed bug - smelling up house ?23 Feb 2004 02:13 GMT1
I have had western conifer seed bug's come in my house ( especially in window
sills ) the last 2 years.  
I have also noticed beginning in December and continuing today, a organic type
smell seemingly coming from inside the walls of my home.  The smell is most
Exotic Moths20 Feb 2004 01:14 GMT1
Hello Lepidophiles,
I am trying to put together a list of exotic moths that occur in eastern
North America. Does such a list already exist?
Here are the 10 species I could think of quickly, but I am sure many more
Best Digital Camera19 Feb 2004 19:11 GMT7
Minolta makes a 3.2 megapixel camera that has a 10x optical zoom and a
good (allegedly) macro lens for under $500. The camera can still be used
for normal photography. Can anyone who takes close up digital images of
leps (as full frame images) recommend any others, and what other ...
Bee Sting Severity (topic reviisted)14 Feb 2004 06:37 GMT1
From 1999:
Message 4 in thread
From: Pollinator (pollinator@aol.com)
Subject: Re: Bee Sting Severity
An inordinate fondness for what? 07 Feb 2004 13:29 GMT1
Asked by a theologian what could be inferred about the mind of the
Creator from a study of His works, the British scientist J.B.S.
Haldane dryly replied, "an inordinate fondness for beetles."
http://www.palaeos.com/Invertebrates/Arthropods/Insecta/Coleoptera.htm
Re: Chem's in relaxer + Arizona Monarchs05 Feb 2004 21:53 GMT3
Richard, I use some flaked mothballs (naphthalene) and place them on or under
moistened tissues.  That has worked well for me for over 30 years and it is
cheap to get.
Ian Watkinson, Yuma, Arizona
Fwd: Fw: Comments & Suggestions from Butterfly pages05 Feb 2004 20:37 GMT1
The following may be of some help - go to
http://www.monarchwatch.org/update/082103.htm and scroll down to
imaginal discs.
>Date: Sun, 01 Feb 2004 08:54:52 +0000
Chem's in relaxer05 Feb 2004 20:26 GMT2
All,
I was curious what others use in their relaxing chambers to keep
fungus at bay.  I have used PDB but the carcinogenic and other long
term effects are not good.  I have heard phenol is used but am not
Insect identification05 Feb 2004 09:34 GMT4
I recently spotted this insect in the rain forest in southern Thailand.
Please help me ID it:
http://inet.uni2.dk/~nktcnktc/temp/insekt.jpg
TIA
Care for Black Widow03 Feb 2004 17:15 GMT1
We found either a black or brown widow spider in a cabinet on our
screened in porch.  We would like to take it to the wildlife refuge on
Thurs. but in the meantime would like to make sure it lives.  It is in
a small bug catcher with a magnifying glass lid.  We put a large leaf
 
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