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Post by mcdermottd on Oct 9, 2021 14:12:02 GMT -8
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erebia
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Post by erebia on Oct 9, 2021 15:18:38 GMT -8
They appear to be aphids.
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Post by mcdermottd on Oct 9, 2021 18:15:54 GMT -8
They appear to be aphids. Thanks, erebia! Any sense on what kind? |
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Post by kevinkk on Oct 9, 2021 18:47:06 GMT -8
I don't think those are aphids, they look more like a midge or gnat. Many different small fly type insects can be found indoors, and windows
are a natural, with moisture from condensation and the window itself, appearing to be an escape route.
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Post by benihikage92 on Oct 9, 2021 21:12:45 GMT -8
They are definitely aphids as erebia says. It is probably a species belonging to the genus Prociphilus. Wikipedia: Prociphilusen.wikipedia.org/wiki/ProciphilusBtw, erebia, my handle name 'benihikage' is the Japanese name for Erebia! |
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Post by mcdermottd on Oct 10, 2021 8:43:01 GMT -8
Thank you all for the replies! Really appreciate it!
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erebia
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Post by erebia on Oct 10, 2021 12:51:51 GMT -8
Btw, erebia, my handle name 'benihikage' is the Japanese name for Erebia! That's interesting Benihikage92, my wife is actually from Japan (Kashiwa, Chiba prefecture). |
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Post by benihikage92 on Oct 11, 2021 7:46:55 GMT -8
Btw, erebia, my handle name 'benihikage' is the Japanese name for Erebia! That's interesting Benihikage92, my wife is actually from Japan (Kashiwa, Chiba prefecture). Really? Wow! I'll send you a PM. |
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