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These lists reflect numbers of specimens sent to the Insect Identification Labs in Princeton and Lexington.This page is still being developed.

2007 (488*)

  1. Ants - acrobat, carpenter, odorous house
  2. Lone star tick
  3. Eastern subterranean termite
  4. Carpet beetles
  5. Drugstore beetle
  6. Wolf spider
  7. Gnats
  8. Indian meal moth
  9. American dog tick
  10. Brown recluse spider

2006 (719*)

  1. Wolf spider
  2. Carpet beetles
  3. Boxelder bug
  4. Lone star tick
  5. Carpenter ant
  6. Eastern subterranean termite
  7. Springtails
  8. Brown recluse spider
  9. Barklice
  10. Foreign grain beetle

2005 (644*)

  1. Wolf spider
  2. Carpet beetles
  3. Boxelder bug
  4. Lone star tick
  5. Carpenter ant
  6. Eastern subterranean termite
  7. Springtails
  8. Brown recluse spider
  9. Barklice
  10. Foreign grain beetle

2004 (619)

  1. Springtails
  2. Eastern subterranean termite
  3. Carpenter ant
  4. Carpet beetles
  5. Lone star tick
  6. Barklice
  7. Millipedes
  8. Indian meal moth
  9. Ground beetles
  10. Drugstore beetle

2003 (611)

  1. Eastern subterranean termite
  2. Carpenter ant
  3. Indian meal moth
  4. Lone star tick
  5. Wolf spiders
  6. Carpet beetles
  7. Brown recluse spider
  8. Boxelder bug
  9. Foreign grain beetle
  10. Pavement ant

2002 (764)

  1. Carpenter ant
  2. Eastern subterranean termite
  3. Lone star tick
  4. Nursery web spiders
  5. Boxelder bug
  6. Indian meal moth
  7. Carpet beetles
  8. Springtails
  9. Millipedes
  10. Carpet beetles

1998 (793)

  1. Eastern subterranean termite
  2. Carpenter ant
  3. Lone star tick
  4. Indian meal moth
  5. Wolf spider
  6. Aphids
  7. Ground beetles
  8. Periodical cicada
  9. Brown recluse spider
  10. Carpet beetles

1997

  1. Eastern subterranean termite
  2. Lone star tick
  3. Carpenter ant
  4. Carpet beetles
  5. Foreign grain beetle
  6. Ground beetles
  7. Aphids
  8. Velvet ants
  9. Larger yellow ant
  10. Indian meal moth

1991 (574)

  1. Lone star tick
  2. Assassin bugs
  3. Nursery web spiders
  4. Wolf spiders
  5. Gall midge
  6. Pine bark adelgid
  7. Ground beetles
  8. Indian meal moth
  9. Wood cockroach
  10. Carpet beetles

* Number specimens identified

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This page is maintained by Lee Townsend, Department of Entomology, University of Kentucky. Please send questions or suggestions to: Lee.Townsend@uky.edu

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