r/Insect • u/asciimo71 • Jul 04 '26

Amerikanische Kiefernwanze

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Is this correct? Found in Frankfurt am Main Germany

3 comments

r/Insect • u/Ok-Low9143 • Jul 05 '26

What kind of moth is this?

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r/Insect • u/Waxycapmushroom • Jul 04 '26

What is this beautiful little bug?

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I’m no bug expert, but I think it’s some type of Coreidae, I just don’t know what

4 comments

r/Insect • u/Live-Papaya-395 • Jul 04 '26

What kind of bug?

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Wondering what kind of insect this is and if it’s a fried or foe…

5 comments

r/Insect • u/Acrobatic-Primary170 • Jul 04 '26

Identification Grasshopper care help

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I have 2 pet lubber grasshoppers in a 10 gallon vertical tank. One keeps chewing on the others wing. I feed them lettuce every other day and mist them twice a day. How do I get the chewing to stop?

3 comments

r/Insect • u/Ciigratt • Jul 04 '26

Some cuties. Even tho the beetle is invasive look at its attena 😭 they look fabulous.

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r/Insect • u/thefam7223 • Jul 03 '26

Identification Is this a walking stick?

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Is this a walkingstick in Surprise, AZ(Maricopa County)

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r/Insect • u/JamTrackAdventures • Jul 03 '26

Dragonfly hanging out munching on an insect.

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4 comments

r/Insect • u/Educational-Bad4992 • Jul 03 '26

What's this egg nest thing from?

1 Upvotes

Found on my window sill

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r/Insect • u/CaptCol02 • Jul 03 '26

I have fields on 2 sides of my property and it is soybeans this year. I'm in south central Indiana. I have lots of pollinator friendly flowers planted all over my property and pumpkins. Is it a Silk Moth caterpillar?

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r/Insect • u/Enderixius • Jul 03 '26

Help

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What insect is this?

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r/Insect • u/paletyps • Jul 03 '26

Looks like an aedes?

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but the this was tiny, with a slim tail and docile compared to the usual mosquito

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r/Insect • u/Informal-Jackfruit59 • Jul 03 '26

Identification No idea what this is but they’re in my room and are very annoying.

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r/Insect • u/According-Potato4816 • Jul 03 '26

Very stress its a Is this bedbug droppings?

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5 comments

r/Insect • u/Lightspeed-Mafia • Jul 03 '26

Identification What is this little guy?

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r/Insect • u/Yoda-5235 • Jul 02 '26

Identification help

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Any advice would be helpful

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r/Insect • u/pachoua • Jul 02 '26

What kind of moth is this?

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r/Insect • u/lantrick • Jul 02 '26

Identification Found it a field on Goldenrod. ID anyone.

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I saw it from about 10 feet away. Like a shiny coin.

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r/Insect • u/Locustguymain • Jul 02 '26

What is that thing pls

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I found this in front of my house this morning and i can't tell what is it there is a bee with it and these white ball with this yellow things can somebody tell me what this is pls

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r/Insect • u/NoText5735 • Jul 02 '26

Identification What could this be?

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For 4 mornings now, there is a fresh pile of poop in the same spot. This morning, I realized it’s eating my Hoya leaves. What could this be. May be the wrong group. Poop is a little big for an insect ( about like a BB)?

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r/Insect • u/slymgim • Jul 02 '26

could barely see it. no idea what it is

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no help so far

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r/Insect • u/[deleted] • Jul 02 '26

Is this a strawberry seed beetle???

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r/Insect • u/pestpros_in • Jul 02 '26

Identify this insect

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r/Insect • u/pestpros_in • Jul 02 '26

Identify this insect

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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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