Bed Bug Nest Pictures . . . what I would give to see a bed bug nest! Bed bugs form nests when they are looking for a place to live. These bed bug nests are found around beds in the bedrooms of many North American homes. The most common place for these pests, however, is usually in mattresses. These mattress and box spring nests, when discovered or seen, can be highly disturbing to many people. Many homeowners will call a professional pest control company right away to remove the infestation.  Both pros and homeowners know that bed bug pictures are quite different from standard pest pictures and these pictures of bed bug nests will shock you. Bed bugs. You’ve heard the horror stories. Naked co-workers, groups of people forced to sleep on the street, entire infestations in hotels. There are just some things you shouldn’t see and bed bugs nest pictures is one of them! Have you ever seen bed bug eggs or a bed bug nest? Bed bug eggs are very small and clear looking, while a bed bug nest is rather clumped up and can have a tan color to it. In this article I will show you pictures of each so that you can compare them to the ones you see in your homes.

Bed Bug Nest Pictures

Clothes

Bed bug nests are generally found in the mattress, box spring, bed frame and headboard. However, they can also infest clothes. That’s why it is important to inspect your clothing for signs of bed bugs before storing them away for extended periods of time.

Bed bugs are known to feed on the blood of humans and other mammals but they can survive up to a year without feeding on their host and will happily munch on things like dead insects or even fabric fibers that resemble human skin cells if they need to survive. Bed bugs are attracted by body heat so it makes sense that they would enjoy hanging out in warm places like your closet or dresser drawers while waiting for you to get home from work every day!

Papers

Bed bugs can hide in books and papers. The creases of books, the fold of papers, and even the pages are all places where bed bugs may be hiding.

Mattress

Bedbugs are often found hiding in mattress crevices. They tend to prefer fabric items over wood, so mattresses are an ideal hideout for them. Bedbugs will burrow into the mattress or hide under it, and then come out at night to feed off of your blood while you sleep. You can prevent an infestation by keeping your bedding clean and checking for bugs regularly.

Carpet

You may be wondering if bed bugs can live in the carpet. The answer is yes, but it’s not a good place for them to reside. Bed bugs prefer to live within 10 feet of their food source (people), so they’re much more likely to be found behind baseboards, in and around the bed frame, and in upholstered furniture than they are in carpets.

Bed Frame

• Bed Frame
• Bed Headboard

Furniture

• Bed bugs can often be found hiding in furniture. They do this to get away from the light, but they also do it because they tend to make their nests in objects that are portable and easy to move around.
• Bed bugs will nest inside furniture around the seams of cushions or at the bottom of chairs and couches, especially if there is no other place for them to hide.
• They love hiding under legs, arms and backs of furniture as well as inside cracks within wooden pieces of furniture like tables or chairs.

Here are some common places where you may find bed bug nests in your home.

Bed bugs can be found in the box spring, mattress and headboard. It’s important to inspect all areas of your home for signs of a bed bug infestation. Bed bugs are small and flat, so they can hide in cracks and crevices around your bed. When you pull back the sheets on your bed, look at the seams where the box spring meets up with the frame of your bed as well as where you attach legs or feet to hold up your mattress — these are common places where you may find them hiding out.

Another place where you might see them is behind wall decorations or pictures hanging on walls near beds or couches (they tend to like those dark corners). There have also been reports that they like warm floors near heating vents in certain parts of buildings because it helps them regulate their body temperature better than if they were exposed directly under bright lights like fluorescent lamps would be….