years ago, when i worked for FAE, i had just such a document.  unfortunately
i cannot remember where i got it or what it was called.  it was a huge
document in B&W, but gave detailed descriptions about many insects, there
eating and living habits, etc.  My wife even remembers it because i used to
bring it home at night and study it.  can't help it that i often find bugs
fascinating.  I will dig around in my old file cabinet and see if i still
have it and also dig around in my brain and try to remember where it came
from.

Gary Acord
Acord Information Management
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Sent: Thursday, March 02, 2000 10:46 PM
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Subject: bugs...bugs...bugs


Does anyone know if there is a comprehensive guide/book for our friendly
insects that are often and commonly found in museums and historical homes?
I would like something that will go from beetles to moths and back again,
including every damage causing or other insect attracting detail, pics,
damage identification tips, etc.  And, I don't just mean lady bugs.  :)

Anyone have any good suggestions?  Many thanks in advance!!!!

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