[pestlist] RE: identification help please

2014-05-06 Thread Jacobs, John
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Many thanks to everyone that responded on- and off-list!

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The beetle looks like a minute brown scavenger beetle family Latridiidae, genus 
malanophthalma.  Not sure of species.
Genus name would be spelled Melanophthalma, but see my previous post on another 
genus.

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John,
I have identified these at CMNH  - so we definitely have them in the museum 
system here in Pittsburgh. I had John Rawlins identify them - they are 
difficult to ID to a species level. Do you have moisture in the area of the 
traps?  Let me know if you want me to swing by and take a look.

Gretchen Anderson
Conservator
Carnegie Museum of Natural History
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Pittsburgh, PA 15202
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John,
The beetle looks like a minute brown scavenger beetle family Latridiidae, genus 
malanophthalma.  Not sure of species.
Nancy

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Greetings pestlisters,

We caught this small beetle, Trap#5022-1a, in a sticky trap on 4/30/2014  in 
Pittsburgh PA.
It measures a little more than 1.5 mm long.
It seems to have 9 or so small ridges along each side of its thorax.

We also caught this small larva, Trap#5033-3b, in the same area.
It measures less than 1.5 mm long.
It was alive when captured.

Any ideas?  Latridiidae maybe?
Thanks!
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[pestlist] UV light trap location

2013-08-01 Thread Jacobs, John
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Greetings group,

We're seeking advice, technical guidance and wisdom borne from experience 
regarding the optimal locations for our UV light traps.

We are discussing with our pest control vendor ways of improving the locations 
for our UV light traps.  The field rep. for our vendor stated that the ideal 
height for UV light traps is six to seven feet above the floor because - 
according to the rep. and I'm paraphrasing - that is the level at which most 
museum pests fly.  We like the services our pest control vendor and our field 
rep., provide.  They are very responsive to our needs.  However, we must get 
more prevention from our UV light traps and would appreciate hearing the 
group's collective wisdom regarding optimal locations.  Is there any truth to 
the fly height?  Is there a standard height from the floor to mount UV light 
traps?  Please contact me off-list if necessary.

Many thanks.
John J.

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