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bedbug nymphs?
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upagain
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Posted 3 years ago
Mon Aug 17 2009 23:22:10
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Hi,
New here. Found some of these on my baseboard and one on my mattress. No other signs at all (at least that I can see). Do you think the are bedbug nymphs?
picOne in the back is a little squashed, they are under tape. They are approx. 1mm long.
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paulaw0919
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Posted 3 years ago
Mon Aug 17 2009 23:46:05
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They look like book louse to me. The segments don't seem right. But I'm not an expert. I'm sure one of the entomologists on the site will chime in soon when they see the post.
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upagain
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Posted 3 years ago
Tue Aug 18 2009 13:56:35
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Anyone 100%?
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spideyjg
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Posted 3 years ago
Tue Aug 18 2009 13:58:59
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Not BBs. Likely psocids.
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Posted 3 years ago
Tue Aug 18 2009 17:02:11
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100% psocids
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DDavid
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Posted 3 years ago
Fri Aug 21 2009 13:37:48
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Definitely not BB's. The nymphs are shaped exactly as the adults.
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loubugs
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Posted 3 years ago
Sun Aug 23 2009 14:10:42
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booklice. and typical ones with enlarged hind femora. note the enlarged rounded lobe between two very slender antennae -- enlarged clypeus.
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