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    Bed Bug Nymph on Partridge Paper

    An oblique-dorsal view of a bed bug nymph on partridge paper. Bed bugs are typically reddish brown when they reach mature adult stage. Bed bugs have no wings and are not able to fly.

    Bedbug Oblique Dorsal Nymph Image

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    Bed Bug Facts
    in a Nutshell

    • Bed bugs feed mostly on human blood

    • Bed bugs can lay 10 eggs per day

    • Bed bugs can live a year or more without a blood meal

    • Bed bugs are very difficult to treat, and effective treatment requires a pest control professional

    • You do not have to throw out your expensive mattresses, box springs and pillows if you have bed bugs

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