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This document provides brief descriptions of common insects including flies, bees, spiders, ants, wasps, grasshoppers, roaches, and crickets. It notes that flies have large compound eyes and a mobile head, bees live in large groups and make honey, spiders spin webs to catch insects, ants live in highly organized groups, wasps are black and yellow flying insects that can sting, grasshoppers can jump high and make sounds with their legs, roaches live in houses where there is dirt, and crickets make loud sounds by rubbing their wings together.
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Ants are social insects that live in colonies with specialized roles. They have a narrow waist and elbowed antennae. Most ants have one node at the petiole, while some have two nodes. Common one-node ants include carpenter, Argentine, odorous house, velvety tree, white-footed, ghost, and cornfield ants. Common two-node ants include pavement, pharaoh, red imported fire, southern fire, thief, and bigheaded ants. Effective ant control requires locating the nest or foraging trails and using baits, dusts, or residual sprays targeting the colony. Control of carpenter ants and pharaoh ants especially requires finding and treating nests or focusing on
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Ants are social insects that live in colonies with different types of individuals specialized for different tasks. Most ants are wingless workers that forage, rear young, and defend the colony. Ants can be identified by their narrow waist and elbowed antennae. Determining if ants have one node or two nodes is the first step in identification. Common one-node ant species include carpenter, Argentine, odorous house, velvety tree, white-footed, ghost, and cornfield ants. Common two-node species include pavement, pharaoh, red imported fire, southern fire, thief, and bigheaded ants. Effective ant control requires locating nests, using baits, sealing entry points, and improving
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Ants have either one or two nodes on their petiole, which is the first step in identifying ant species. Common one-node ants include carpenter, Argentine, odorous house, velvety tree, cornfield ants. Common two-node ants are pavement, pharaoh, red imported fire, southern fire, thief, bigheaded ants. Effective control of carpenter ants requires locating the nest within wood and treating it. Pharaoh ant control is achieved through baiting along foraging trails since the nest is difficult to find. Sanitation is important for controlling many ant species.
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Some insects
- 2. Insects
- 3. Fly Flies have a mobile head, with a pair of large compound eyes
- 4. Bee Bees live in large groups and make honey Bee is a black and yellow flying insect
- 5. Many spiders spin webs to catch insects for food Spider spider is a small creature with eight thin legs.
- 6. Ant is a small insect that lives in highly organized groups Ant
- 7. Roach lives in houses, especially where there is dirt Roach Roach is a large brown insect with wings,
- 8. wasp is a black and yellow flying insect that can sting Wasp
- 9. Grasshopper can jump very high and that makes a sound with its legs Grasshopper Grasshopper is an insect with long back legs
- 10. Cricket makes a loud high sound by rubbing its wings together Cricket Cricket is a small brown jumping insect
- 11. Let’s practice