It's either an American (probably) or Oriental cockroach nymph. Tom Parker
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From: Megan Bankston <mbanks...@mdah.ms.gov>
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Subject: [pestlist] Bug ID Help
<!--#yiv0821470318 P {margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0;}-->Can anyone help
identify the small bug on the edge of this trap? It has been popping up on some
of our traps recently. There is an ant out of focus in the photo too for size
reference.
Thanks,Megan
--------Megan BankstonCuratorMississippi Governor's Mansion300 E Capitol
StJackson, MS 39201
601-359-6421 (office)601-359-6442 (fax)mbanks...@mdah.ms.gov
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