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How do I find an entymologist to identify my bugs?
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pleasenotme
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Posted 1 year ago
Wed Jul 9 2008 7:04:07
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I live in Indiana. I have some samples on a sticky trap.
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The FAQ's on this site are a good place to start.
David
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lieutenantdan
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Wed Jul 9 2008 11:24:12
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Call your state university they should have an entomology dept.
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pleasenotme
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Wed Jul 9 2008 13:53:23
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Thanks y'all!
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sereneseek
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Posted 11 months ago
Sat Dec 13 2008 20:38:12
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In what condition do the bedbugs need to be to be identified? I have a very tiny one that was dead when I picked it off of me with a Q-tip and put a little piece of tape over it to keep it from falling off. Also, I have two adults that walked through my drione dust and got caught in my sticky trap; they're dessicated. It's difficult to get the very small ones with smashing them.
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