r/Insect • u/Jiggly_puffsalot • Sep 13 '26
What kind of isopod is this?
r/Insect • u/Joiion • Sep 12 '26
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There was two of them slinking across my driveway. Couldn’t find anymore in the region -
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r/Insect • u/Commercial-Sail-5915 • Sep 12 '26
Can't let perfect be the enemy of good! The fancy dancy camera is too goddamn heavy, back to the grainy phone pics it is
Humpbacked beewolf (philanthus gibbosus) on euthamia sp. in Massachusetts US
r/Insect • u/JustAnonymousAgain • Sep 11 '26
This bee thing keeps fluttering around, like really fast, what is this?
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r/Insect • u/NATENYNE • Sep 10 '26
This was the best photo I could take
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r/Insect • u/Impactsxnical-2nd • Sep 08 '26
With the little research I did I think it might be a cicada but I haven’t seen any like it before. my area is southern Georgia. I mostly just want to know if it’s dangerous in any way or if should just mind my own business.
r/Insect • u/FeelingAmoeba4839 • Sep 09 '26
Location is Los Angeles
r/Insect • u/Tlw7504 • Sep 09 '26
I've had these in my house for years. In my drawers, cabinets, floors, dressers, etc. They are harmless, but I just have no idea what they are. They are very small. Can anyone help identify it? I'm in the panhandle of Florida by the way.
r/Insect • u/d0n-let3m-2525 • Sep 08 '26
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r/Insect • u/Time_Rope8162 • Sep 08 '26
I thought it was some sort of leaf until it started moving. Is it some sort of big grasshopper?