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Family Ectobiidae


Parcoblatta divisa (?) - Parcoblatta divisa - male Parcoblatta sp. floating on puddle - Parcoblatta virginica - male Broad Wood Cockroach - Parcoblatta fulvescens - female Parcoblatta virginica? - Parcoblatta lata ? - Pseudomops septentrionalis roach - Parcoblatta PA wood roach? - Parcoblatta - female Roach in Virginia - Parcoblatta

roach sp. - Ectobius pallidus Cockroach - Ectobius Brown and Copper Ontario Beetle - Ectobius lucidus - female asking ID for a cockroach - Ectobius pallidus Bug - Ectobius lucidus cockroach - Ectobius Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. Around 0.75 cm long.  - Ectobius lucidus Ann Arbor Cockroach? - Ectobius

Blue eyed roach - Neoblattella detersa Found along West Pearl River - Aglaopteryx gemma roach - Cariblatta lutea brown banded roach? - Supella longipalpa unknown - Chorisoneura texensis Female, Latiblattella lucifrons? - Latiblattella lucifrons - female Female, Latiblattella lucifrons? - Latiblattella lucifrons - female Chorisoneura texensis