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This site is fascinating! We just
finished watching the new David Attenborough series on "Life in the
Undergrowth". These creatures you are identifying are very important to
life on the planet and I am very happy to have discovered your site
after watching the series! Spellbinding! thank you.... Beth
I'd like to add my sincere thanks to
everyone responsible for this very informative web site, especially Ed
Saugstad. Publishing 1000 pest photos and identifying them must
have taken many hours.
I recommend this site to all my students as a reliable learning
resource. Charles McD. Toronto.
Congratulations for having received
question #1000, and I'd also like to join the previous readers in
thanking Ed Saugstad for his conscientious work of providing great
answers to all questions; I also like this site a lot, I even added it
to my browser's toolbar! Best regards, -Peter (Canton, MI)
This is a wonderful web-site! I learn something
every time I visit, and have even had a couple of our own pests
identified by your resident experts (including the weevil, #989 which is
presently visiting our home, in northern Alberta) :)
What I really want is to send a big thank-you to Ed Saugstad
for the frequent responses and very helpful information, including
web-links, for the many "bugs" that appear on these pages. He clearly
loves what he is doing, and we are all beneficiaries of his beneficence.
Thank you, Ed!
Ted Drouin, retired biologist (not entomologist, though)
Thanks to Ted
Drouin and others for the kind words - this actually is fun, and teaches
me how little I really know!
Ed Saugstad
I do some photography of various
critters found around my house (central Okanagan, BC) as well as
exotics from private collections. Often I have pictures I cannot
complete as I have no name. Your site helps me find these names.
Keep up the good work.
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