dorsal view of arm, bed bug colony feeding My arm after feeding a few minutes by the hundreds of bed bugs in the colony. Note individual welts when compared to other pictures in which the individual welts have coalesced into a large welt. After about 10 minutes of feeding, you cannot readily discern individual welts from individual bites. L.Sorkin
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louento.pix says:It is really impossible to tell you how long
the droppings have been there. I can't
really say much about the stains in your
son's closet. The fecal stains are produced
by the bed bugs after digesting blood and not
being able to digest any further. If there
were various sizes of shed skins present plus
droppings, then this could be from many bugs
or from not as many, but have been there a
while and have been feeding, defecating, and
growing.
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madmominblof says:
Hi, Mr. Louento My name is Artavia and I had sent you a comment about 3 months ago. I was the one who was rented a bed bug infested house by a landlord that knew of the problem. I have uploaded 6 pictures of some fecal spots left by the bed bugs, can you give me your opinion about these photos and can you give me an estimate of how long this fecal matter has been there. This would be of a help to me because this had affected me mentally. Can you also tell me if that is blood stains left by bed bugs on the photo that states that this is my son's closet and the exterminator told me that it was bed bugs stains.
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