Editor’s note: In this month’s issue, University of Kentucky’s Dr. Michael Potter explores the hot topic of bed bugs in his article
“Bed Bug State of Mind.” Potter reports on why these pests have rebounded and provides practical information for pest management professionals. He also examines some emerging issues in bed bug management. In addition, the article includes is illustrated with several outstanding photos. What follows are additional photos provided by Potter.
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Blood engorged bed begs on a mattress. (Photo: Copyright © 2005 Mike Potter)
Bed bugs feeding on a human. (Photo: Copyright © 2005 Mike Potter)
Bed bugs can hide almost anywhere, including recessed screw heads. (Photo: Copyright © 2005 Mike Potter)
Bed bugs are prolific; close up of bugs/eggs on a mattress and box spring. (Photo: Copyright © 2005 Mike Potter)
Engorged bed bug nymphs. (Photo: Copyright © 2005 Mike Potter)
Bed bugs can often be overlooked during the inspection. Here, bed bugs are on a child’s stuffed animal.(Photo: Copyright © 2005 Mike Potter)
Bed bug inspections must be thorough. (Photo: Copyright © 2005 Mike Potter)
Often it is best to work in teams when inspecting for bed bugs. (Photo: Copyright © 2005 Mike Potter)
Bed bug infestations are often spread via second-hand furnishings.(Photo: Copyright © 2005 Mike Potter)
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