Common Bed Bug

Common Bed Bug (Cimex lectuarius)

Bed Bug Presentation:  Every Thing you wanted to know about Bedbugs.

The Michigan Department of Community Health has put together a very nice fact sheet on bed bugs.

Bed Bug feeding on human
Bed Bug (Cimex lectuarius) feeding on human.
Bed Bug side view
Side view Bed Bug (Cimex lectuarius) feeding.
Bed Bugs Thorax head view
Bed Bugs (Cimex lectuarius) Thorax Head view.
Bed Bugs On Mattress
Bed Bugs (Cimex lectuarius) On Mattress

Tags: bed bug, msu plant & pest diagnostics, pest

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