wingless and shiny insect that feeds on glue , paper , etc.
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Most insects do have wings. Fleas, lice, silverfish, and firebrats are the only truly wingless insect groups that most of us are familiar with.
Mites are a variety of arachnid, distantly related to spiders. These tiny parasitic bugs can infest areas where papers, old books, dust and mildew accumulate. Piles of old newspapers are a haven for mites. Old storage boxes filled with paper files also provide a home for these tiny pests.
Some common insects and arthropods found on sticky traps include spiders, beetles, millipedes, centipedes, crickets, pill bugs, springtails, small flies, ants and cockroaches.
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