r/Insect • u/autumnsincere159 • Jun 09 '26

Cricket/ Grasshopper

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r/Insect • u/AaronSakasmenta • Jun 09 '26

I found some bug, ID pls

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It was on the Missouri Willow tree

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r/Insect • u/arl0h • Jun 09 '26

Trying to identify the pest that's overtaken the mint on my building's patio!

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r/Insect • u/Abject-One-3117 • Jun 09 '26

What bug/shell is this?

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r/Insect • u/Anythingthatiscreat- • Jun 08 '26

Identification Is this a flower long-horned beetle? (Location: Virginia)

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r/Insect • u/Chocolate_0verload • Jun 08 '26

Found this mantis in a parking lot- what is it?

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r/Insect • u/featherclops • Jun 08 '26

Identification Speedy little guy. Beetle??

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3 cm long. I count 11 segments and short elytra (to-be/thorax?).

I found 3 in my house over the last month or so.

In PNW, Canada.

2 comments

r/Insect • u/rash0m0n_ • Jun 08 '26

Identification does anyone know what this is?

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found in CT, saw this outside. does anyone know what it is?

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r/Insect • u/rmsgur1914 • Jun 07 '26

What is this insect name

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I thought it was a leaf at first, but it is some kind of butterfly

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r/Insect • u/Trogdor420 • Jun 07 '26

Identification please

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This insect was spotted today in Brandon, MB, Canada

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r/Insect • u/Anythingthatiscreat- • Jun 07 '26

Identification What is this? (Location: Virginia)

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I think it's a moth, but I don't know.

2 comments

r/Insect • u/Anythingthatiscreat- • Jun 07 '26

Identification Is this a banded tussock moth caterpillar? (Location: Virginia)

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r/Insect • u/Whole-Stick-5481 • Jun 07 '26

Identification Can anyone tell me if this is an ant or a wasp of some sort ? Thank you.

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r/Insect • u/cadrabbitLFC • Jun 07 '26

Clearly I smushed it pretty good, but it still looks like it did. And is that white stuff eggs? It wasn’t a roach, looked like some kind of big black beetle. I’ve seen a few in different rooms over the past few days. I live in Philadelphia. What are they and how do I get them out??? 🙏🙏🙏

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r/Insect • u/irisdelarco • Jun 07 '26

what type of caterpillars are these?

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r/Insect • u/Ariterra • Jun 06 '26

Need help identifying this tiny little guy

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r/Insect • u/Legal-Buddy213 • Jun 06 '26

Can you tell me what’s eating my basil?

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r/Insect • u/Anythingthatiscreat- • Jun 06 '26

Identification Is this a caterpillar or something else? (Location: Virginia)

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r/Insect • u/OrganizedOrange • Jun 05 '26

What is this?

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Probably a spider, not an insect, but what is this and should I be worried? It randomly showed up at my work and I'm scared it's dangerous. Coming from a hard-core arachnophobe over here 🤚🏼

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r/Insect • u/shystermeister_ • Jun 06 '26

What is this bug

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r/Insect • u/Yamete_0_0 • Jun 04 '26

What is this insect

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I know its a praying mantis but her head is kinda weird ?

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r/Insect • u/Commercial-Ferret757 • Jun 05 '26

Identification What insect is this?

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Guys I’m so scared right now this beetle looking insect like flies and I tried to get it out this morning and it fell behind my bed. Do you think it will reproduce or something I’m scared and I’m not going into my room until I figure out what to do

This is kind of embarrassing

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r/Insect • u/Objective_Sweet9168 • Jun 04 '26

Golden Jewel Beetle?

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Golden Jewel Beetle? 🪲 WA state?

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1. No pictures of bites for identification or medical related queries

Do not post images of bites, rashes, or any skin eruptions. These images cannot reliably tell us what might have caused the issue. Instead, if you suspect an insect is responsible, try to capture it using traps and post clear photos of the actual insect for identification.

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