Pests
 

This will help anybody trying to identify pests in their materials;

http://www.insectslimited.com/Dirty%...um%20Pests.htm

TL
MC

Pests
 

HTML Version;
http://www.insectslimited.com/museum%20pest.htm

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Pests
 

HTML Version;
http://www.insectslimited.com/museum%20pest.htm

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MC

Pests
 

This is somewhat more comprehensive;
http://axp.ipm.ucdavis.edu/PMG/selec...tml#structures

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Pests
 

This is somewhat more comprehensive;
http://axp.ipm.ucdavis.edu/PMG/selec...tml#structures

TL
MC

Pests
 

Mike Connor wrote:
This will help anybody trying to identify pests in their materials;

http://www.insectslimited.com/Dirty%...um%20Pests.htm

Mike-

My favorite thing in here was about mice... one of the characteristics
is they "Have a mousey smell" =)

Larry

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"Mike Connor" wrote in message
...
This is somewhat more comprehensive;
http://axp.ipm.ucdavis.edu/PMG/selec...tml#structures


Maybe so, but there's nothing in there about some of the common pests he
-soldier ants
-mango worms
-African millipedes
-Acid bugs
-and the big killer, anopheles mosquitoes.

g
--riverman

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""Hooked"" wrote in message
...
"riverman" wrote in message
...


Maybe so, but there's nothing in there about some of the common pests
he
-soldier ants
-mango worms
-African millipedes
-Acid bugs
-and the big killer, anopheles mosquitoes.

g
--riverman


I'd say, "Jed, it's time to move away from there."

:-)

What, and leave all this serenity and beauty behind?? Couldn't agree more.

Just wait until I'm on the plane and out of here. For political reasons, and
the searchability of usenet, I'll refrain from my masterpiece Life In Congo
final episode until I've secured a new job and have seen the last of
everything that makes Congo what it is. And its not all the Congolese's
fault....lots of historical roots that seem to perennially bear bitter
fruit.

--riverman

Pests
 

""Hooked"" wrote in message
...
"riverman" wrote in message
...


Maybe so, but there's nothing in there about some of the common pests
he
-soldier ants
-mango worms
-African millipedes
-Acid bugs
-and the big killer, anopheles mosquitoes.

g
--riverman


I'd say, "Jed, it's time to move away from there."

:-)

What, and leave all this serenity and beauty behind?? Couldn't agree more.

Just wait until I'm on the plane and out of here. For political reasons, and
the searchability of usenet, I'll refrain from my masterpiece Life In Congo
final episode until I've secured a new job and have seen the last of
everything that makes Congo what it is. And its not all the Congolese's
fault....lots of historical roots that seem to perennially bear bitter
fruit.

--riverman