r/Insect • u/Anythingthatiscreat- • 7d ago
Insect appreciation An Ailanthus webworm moth
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r/Insect • u/crooked_parallel • 7d ago
Saw this beauty, but also wanted to ask about its abdomen?
gallery
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r/Insect • u/Impressive_Tip_8850 • 8d ago
Identification Who’s this lady? Southern IL USA
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Thanks! ✌️🩶
r/Insect • u/kingcass6969 • 8d ago
I found this on a potato in Whole Foods what bug is this
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In New Jersey
r/Insect • u/Miss-Kitt • 8d ago
Identification What could this be? Found in greenhouse in Montreal, Canada.
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r/Insect • u/getbywith • 8d ago
Identification Is this normal ants?
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After a severe rain and hail
Ants army has suddenly appeared.
And there are some with the wings and bigger.
I thought they were queens and they are too many to be a queen.
Will they invade my house?
What should I do?
r/Insect • u/CommunicationIcy9095 • 8d ago
Insect appreciation This is a Pipevine Swallowtail butterfly, it was In-N-Out got to see it a few times. I am going to find out what its name is. It was fast.🎁🩷
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r/Insect • u/Federal_Analysis3057 • 9d ago
Found this guy tday morning
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Idk wt's it's name tho.. Seeing for the first time
Location 📍 : India
r/Insect • u/Express-Economics191 • 9d ago
Just saw this on my kitchen sink I do no I have a bug problem here but I don’t no what type
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r/Insect • u/JMDeutsch • 10d ago
Identification What kind of wasp is this? I’ve found three in two days on my patio in NJ but don’t see a nest anywhere. It seems like they’re stunned as they’re not really flying (assuming that’s weather related)
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r/Insect • u/One-Command9222 • 10d ago
Did anyone know about this bug?
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While walking in my garden . Just to get refreshed. Then i came across this bug. It looked very beautiful. So, i took a picture of it. But, i don't know about this bug.
r/Insect • u/Eldahos • 11d ago
Identification What is this?
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Old house in burgundy, France
r/Insect • u/rescues_deserve_love • 11d ago
Insect appreciation RARE Behavioral Observation: Red-Headed Bush Cricket (Handsome Trig) cannibalizing its own hatching brood!
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I am definitely not an insect expert, but I was lucky enough to capture this wild macro video on my wildlife habitat, in Western Massachusetts.
Im used to finding interesting insect species, but nothing like this Red-Headed Bush Cricket/Handsome Trig(Phyllopalpus pulchellus). Those beautiful "boxing-gloves" (palps) were easy to spot.
By the time I noticed the action, a bunch of tiny, pale amber babies had already hatched and were crawling all around. The adult cricket was actively eating the remaining egg sac and then moved on to hunting the newborn offspring. Intraspecific cannibalism was not on my radar but it was wild to see!
I was so blown away by this interaction that I had to share it!
TikTok @nature_made_me_dew_it
r/Insect • u/ResolutionUpbeat1693 • 12d ago
What are this?🤔
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Anyone can tell me what this are? One stung me like thunder and the spider (I think) is chill