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- Bed Bugs
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- Blow Fly
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- Camel Cricket
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- Carpenter Ants (workers) (one of the workers is feeding on a drop of honey)
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Carpenter Ant queen
(winged stage)
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- Queen Carpenter Ant (wingless stage)
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- A pair of Black Carpet Beetles and two carpet beetle larvae
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- Cluster Fly
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- German Cockroaches
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- Drain Fly (additional example)
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- Earwigs
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- Four-lined Silverfish (Ctenolepisma lineatum)
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- Fleas (Cat Flea shown here)
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- Flour Beetles
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- (native) Fruit Flies (Red-eyed Fruit Flies)
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- Grain Beetles
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- House Flies
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- Pantry Moth / Flour Moth (Plodia interpunctella)
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- Larder Beetle larva
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- Larder Beetle (Dermestes lardarius)
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- Lesser Grain Borers
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Mealworms
(larvae and adults)
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Millipedes
(considered an ‘Occasional Household Invader’)
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- Pavement Ants (feeding on a cookie crumb)
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- Powderpost Beetle
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- Silverfish
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- Sowbugs
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SPIDERS
[Additional Maine spiders]
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- Termites (very rare in Maine)
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- Two-Spotted Spider Mites
