pantry pests
Angoumois Moth: These small, cream-colored moths lay their eggs in grain kernels and can cause significant damage to stored grains.
Indian Meal Moth: These moths have distinctive markings on their wings and are attracted to a variety of dried food products, including grains, nuts, and dried fruit.
Drugstore Beetles: These beetles are small, brown insects that feed on a variety of stored food items, including grains, cereals, and spices.
Cigarette Beetles: These small, brown beetles are attracted to dried plant material, including tobacco, herbs, and spices.
Red Flour Beetles: These reddish-brown beetles are attracted to flour, cereal, and other grain products.
Confused Flour Beetles: Similar in appearance to red flour beetles, these pests also feed on flour, cereal, and other grain products.
Sawtooth Grain Beetles: These small, brown beetles have saw-like projections on their thorax and feed on grains, cereal, and processed food products.
Rice Weevils: These small, reddish-brown insects are often found in rice and other grains.
Granary Weevils: These weevils are small, reddish-brown insects that feed on grains and seeds
Khapra Beetles: are small and brown and infest grains, seeds, and dried fruit.
Lesser Grain Beetles: These beetles are small and brown and infest grains, including wheat, corn, and barley.
Warehouse Beetles: These beetles are brown and oval-shaped and are attracted to grains, spices, and pet food.
Larder Beetles: are black and white and are attracted to meat, cheese, and dried pet food.