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Black booklouse
Booklice identification

35 photos of Lepinotus patruelis and the other black booklice from the houses and apartments

Black booklice are most often confused with bed bugs, and not only by people, but also by Google Lens. Look at the photos with them, and you will understand why:
Vil MalinoshevskyiDec 23, 2024Dec 24, 2024
Bird mite, swallow bug and their bites
Bed bugs identification

When both mites and swallow bugs bite people, getting into the house from the bird nest

If swallows have made a nest outside your apartment window, there is a risk that mites and swallow bugs will crawl into the apartment from this nest. And then they will bite people here…
Vil MalinoshevskyiNov 22, 2024Nov 22, 2024
Cockroaches identification

Cockroaches are conquering England: photos of invaded species (looking like German cockroaches) from London and Essex

These are the cockroaches that literally filled England and Germany in just 20-25 years. And today they are often caught even in apartments, where they can crawl from neighboring bushes. They are harmless, but you need to be able to distinguish them from harmful German cockroaches.
Vil MalinoshevskyiNov 13, 2024Nov 14, 2024
Cockroaches identification

Dusky cockroach Ectobius lapponicus in an apartment in Long Island, New York

The viewer sent me a photo of a cockroach from the kitchen in her house on Long Island, New York, and asked if it was a German cockroach. This is just a…
Vil MalinoshevskyiNov 9, 2024Nov 9, 2024
Skin and carpet beetles identification

What could the khapra beetle larvae eat in the toy box?

The khapra beetle larvae can feed on almost any organic food, and therefore can be found almost anywhere in the home. For example, I found these guys in the trinket box - they fed here on a “necklace” of dry rose hips:
Vil MalinoshevskyiJul 11, 2024Jul 11, 2024
Cockroaches identification

An easy way to distinguish harmful German cockroaches from harmless forest cockroaches in Germany

In order to distinguish harmful German cockroaches from harmless forest cockroaches living in parks and forests in Germany, look at their pronotum:
Vil MalinoshevskyiApr 15, 2024Oct 22, 2024
Booklice identification

Cerobasis guestfalica – booklouse with the huge eyes

Among domestic insects, booklice Cerobasis guestfalica have one of the largest eyes compared to body size.
Vil MalinoshevskyiOct 18, 2023Mar 15, 2024
Booklice identification

18 photos of booklice, that shows, what do these insects look like in real apartments and houses

All these photos were sent to me by my viewers from various countries, all of them were taken in ordinary houses and apartments. And on all of them there are booklice...
Vil MalinoshevskyiOct 17, 2023Dec 23, 2024
Ticks recognition

Fowl tick in an apartment in India

If pigeons have built a nest on the window of your house, then be prepared that such disgusting arthropod guests will soon appear in your apartment…
Vil MalinoshevskyiOct 14, 2023Oct 17, 2023
Bed bugs identification

How to identify swallow bugs Oeciacus hirundinis in a house?

Such bugs can be mistaken for ordinary bed bugs, if not for one “but” - this is what will allow you to get rid of them without difficult disinfestation.
Vil MalinoshevskyiOct 13, 2023Oct 17, 2023
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