Order Psocoptera - Barklice Photo Gallery by Stephen Luk at pbase.com

Order Psocoptera - Barklice

Barklice have long antennae, a bulging face and chewing mouthparts. They are common insects that are often found grazing on plants and lichens. Many species are fast runners and some are good jumpers. Psocoptera develop by incomplete metamorphosis, with wingless nymphs resembling the adults.

Family Amphipsocidae - Hairy-winged Barklice	Family Caeciliusidae - Lizard Barklice	Family Psocidae - Common Barklice	Teliapsocus conterminus, family Dasydemellidae	Echmepteryx hageni, family Lepidopsocidae
Elipsocus sp., family Elipsocidae	Booklouse (Liposcelis sp.), family Liposcelidae	Mesopsocus unipunctatus, family Mesopsocidae	Mesopsocus unipunctatus, family Mesopsocidae	Bertkauia crosbyana, family Epipsocidae
Lichenomima sp., family Myopsocidae	Aaroniella badonneli, family Philotarsidae	Psyllipsocus ramburii, family Psyllipsocidae	Phyllipsocus ramburii	Peripsocus subfasciatus, family Peripsocidae
Graphopsocus cruciatus, family Stenopsocidae	Lepinotus reticulatus, family Trogiidae	Lepinotus reticulatus, family Trogiidae	Liposcelis sp.	Peripsocus cf. madidus
Lachesilla sp., family Lachesillidae

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