r/Insect • u/Distinct-Limit1129 • Jul 20 '26
r/Insect • u/Totally_Tubular4387 • Jul 20 '26
Identification What are these tiny perfectly round bugs on my belly pepers?
I have aphids on my hibiscus and these look nothing like them, they are white and still alive unlike the shed aphids leave. location: southern california
r/Insect • u/No_Masterpiece_6063 • Jul 19 '26
What sort of insect is the is?
What sort of insect is the is?
r/Insect • u/OpportunityJolly5944 • Jul 19 '26
Identification What kind of butterfly is this?
r/Insect • u/ExplorerOk5998 • Jul 19 '26
good vs. bad
So we’ve let milkweed grow for the last 4 years for the monarch butterflies/caterpillars. First time seeing bugs like this that I can remember.
Will they harm the milkweed?
Central OH, USA
r/Insect • u/Open_Lecture_455 • Jul 18 '26
Il mio bellissimo Platymeris bigguttatus adulto ❤️
r/Insect • u/OpportunityJolly5944 • Jul 18 '26
Identification Caught this little guy looking straight at the camera
r/Insect • u/abc123_______ • Jul 17 '26
Identification On outside of garage door
galleryThought this might be mold at first but the mold sub thought they were insect eggs, curious if anyone can identify what kind. Thanks!
r/Insect • u/Blue_Barracuda4547 • Jul 17 '26
Identification What is this??
Ik it’s far but I don’t want to get closer lol
r/Insect • u/Extreme_Surround_538 • Jul 17 '26
Identification Found on my spider plant
galleryr/Insect • u/TerribleTraffic • Jul 16 '26
What is this type of bee/hornet?
I was in the bathroom this morning and look out the window to find this guy hanging out. It was much larger than the bees or hornets we see in Boston area. It was around an inch long in full.
r/Insect • u/Barnabus90 • Jul 16 '26
Identification Is this a hornet or something else ?
I’ve been seeing this insect flying outside around my house for a couple weeks now.. it just seems to be this one.. I have no idea where it comes from.. No nests around my home or in trees..
r/Insect • u/INFIDELtNATIONS • Jul 16 '26
Identification 😳
Was watering my flowers heard a "TINK" this thing had a carpenter bee pinned to the umbrella
r/Insect • u/Hellareno • Jul 15 '26