Dried Insect Specimens - for your school insect collection, Page 6

School insect collections can add up to quite a challenging project. With so many different species of insects where do you look for insects for your insect collection? How do you collect the insects for your school insect project or 4H bug collection? The best and I think the most fun way is to collect insect specimens yourself. If you choose this route, then you are in for quite an educational experience. You can visit our website www.BugCollectors.com for help on what, how and where of insect collecting. If you are not into getting in the weeds and digging under logs and bark or if you have put off your school insect collection to the last minute, then purchasing your dead insect specimens is another good option. Purchasing insects from us is quick and easy and you still learn all that is important about insect collecting. We can even get your dried insect specimens to you with overnight shipping if necessary. We have the Fastest Shipping and great phone support.

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Darkling Beetle

Price: $3.00

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Item #: Diaperis maculata -

Death-watch Beetle

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Item #: Anobiidae_1 -

The Deathwatch Beetle infests old hardwood rafter. Often at night the the clicking sound made by the adult deathwatch beetle can be heard. The name comes from the belief that the clicking sound made by the adult beetle is a forcast of an impending death.

Destert Stink Beetle

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Item #: Eleodes sp. -

Dog/Cat Flea

Price: $2.40

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Item #: Ctenocephalides canis/felis -

This specimen is in a gel-cap for protection and easy handling. The specimen can be easily removed for viewing under a microscope. The gel-cap can be pinned through for placement in a collection when point mounting is not desired.

Drone Fly - Hover Fly

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Item #: Eristalis sp. -

Drugstore Beetle

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Item #: Stegobium paniceum -

Drugstore Beetle - Stegobium paniceum The Drugstore Beetle is found throughout the United States and feeds on a variety of stored Plant foods. The common name in the USA could have come from the beetle infesting herbs that were used as medicine by early druggists. Around the world it is also known as the Biscuit Beetle or Bread Beetle but in the USA it is known as the Drugstore Beetle. Most of these specimens were collected from my kitchen pantry where they had infested a variety of stored...