Family Outer Barklice (Ectopsocidae)

Ectopsocus briggsi

Ectopsocus briggsi

Identification: E. briggsi and E. californicus are difficult to distinguish except on a slide even when you have them on hand, and photos are much more difficult. Apparently now, E. briggsi has become established in spots along the east coast, so tha

Ectopsocus californicus

Ectopsocus californicus

Identification: The very distinct dark spots on the wing and the dark postclypeus are diagnostic. (E.L. Mockford, pers. comm. to =v=) But note comment on briggsi info. page: "E. briggsi and E. californicus are difficult to distinguish except on a sli

Ectopsocus pumilis

Ectopsocus pumilis

Ectoposcus pumilis was described by N. Banks in 1920. In he female, the apical processes of the subgenital plate are well sclerotized and have a short acuminate spike at the tip. Se Figure 81j in Charles Lienhard (1998)

Large-winged Psocid

Ectopsocopsis cryptomeriae

Ectopsocus axillaris

Ectopsocus axillaris

Ectopsocus chiapensoides

Ectopsocus chiapensoides

Ectopsocus decenipunctatus

Ectopsocus decenipunctatus

Ectopsocus eertmoedi

Ectopsocus eertmoedi

Ectopsocus fullawayi

Ectopsocus fullawayi

Ectopsocus gracilis

Ectopsocus gracilis

Ectopsocus lambus

Ectopsocus lambus

Ectopsocus maindroni

Ectopsocus maindroni

Ectopsocus meridionalis

Ectopsocus meridionalis

Ectopsocus perkinsi

Ectopsocus perkinsi

Peters' barklouse

Ectopsocus petersi

Ectopsocus richardsi

Ectopsocus richardsi

Ectopsocus spilotus

Ectopsocus spilotus

Ectopsocus strauchi

Ectopsocus strauchi

Ectopsocus thibaudi

Ectopsocus thibaudi

Ectopsocus thorntoni

Ectopsocus thorntoni

Ectopsocus vachoni

Ectopsocus vachoni