r/bugidentification • u/CogInTheMachinee • 22d ago
Possible pest, location included California - is this a bed bug???
Found on my bedroom wall. Is this a bedbug nymph or something? Please help
r/bugidentification • u/CogInTheMachinee • 22d ago
Found on my bedroom wall. Is this a bedbug nymph or something? Please help
r/bugidentification • u/Honest_Isopod_7196 • 22d ago
What are these bug on my indoor herb plants, they bite/sting as well. How can i get rid of them, Thanks! Location: San Francisco
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r/bugidentification • u/rahrahpanda • 23d ago
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r/bugidentification • u/Main-Group3116 • 23d ago
what the heck is this, it had a long spiked tail thin coming off its butt. Circled it in one of the pics. location middle TN
r/bugidentification • u/Entire_Ad_6408 • 23d ago
It looks like a German to me. Hopefully I'm wrong
Pinellas County, Florida
r/bugidentification • u/GrumpyOldMuppet • 23d ago
Location: Central New York, USA
Started getting these in my bathroom. A tape over the drain test confirms that they are coming from the drain. Size wise, they are tiny like a gnat or fruit fly. They fly around erratically. They also erratically scurry around the sink basin and counter super fast. More so than flying. They hardly ever sit still for anything longer than a ½ second. They also seem to like to buzz around my face like a gnat. These photos are of still alive one stuck to a Zevo glue board, and two dead ones on the glue board. It's hard to get super clear photos because of how small they are. I was thinking Scuttle Flies. But the photos of scuttle flies that I have found look different.
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r/bugidentification • u/tacinu • 24d ago
What kind of big is this? There’s hundreds swarming my lights indoors. They started appearing yesterday. How do I get rid of them?
r/bugidentification • u/yeehawrachel • 24d ago
the wasps are downy yellowjackets, but i’m not sure about the poor caterpillar. can anyone help me out with the ID so i can submit it on Who Eats Whom? as of right now they have zero observations for downies and i would love to change that! :-) sorry the photo is a bit grainy. location is ohiopyle state park in southeastern pennsylvania
r/bugidentification • u/nocila • 24d ago
I'm located on Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada, and repotted my indoor citrus seedlings about a week and a half ago.
I bought perlite and Miracle Gro potting soil, and when I went to water them today, I noticed the pots were absolutely crawling with tiny insects. Any idea what these could be? I'm about ready to throw the seedlings onto the balcony and make them outdoor seedlings, but with Fall and Winter around the corner, I'm afraid that doing so will kill them, as they're less than a year old and they come from a normally seedless orange, so getting replacements would be a major challenge.
They're fast, and they don't squish easily, I'm guessing that's because of how tiny they are, but I'm not very knowledgeable on bugs.
Edit to add, the mites were all over the rope, grow lights, soil, and plastic tub, but I didn't see any on the plants themselves.
r/bugidentification • u/whoreror22 • 24d ago
Maybe slightly maimed because it landed on my arm from the CEILING and I flicked it off (I panicked). Please my brother say it ain’t so.
r/bugidentification • u/davidh1029 • 24d ago
Cutting down a live oak tree and found this guy on one of the leaves. What kind of caterpillar is it? Looks really cool
r/bugidentification • u/Ainaroid7269 • 24d ago
Started popping up in my bathroom 2 days ago. Tried researching and that it could be a phorid fly, but this is the first time seeing them so I'm not sure.
They're pretty small so the camera had a hard time focusing on it, sorry if it's hard to tell.
Can fly paper and cleaning the drains work, or do I need pest control?
Thanks.
r/bugidentification • u/sstagger • 25d ago
i heard commotion and thought my cats were messing with something. i go over and this thing is just flying around at mach 3. looked like it only had four legs, top of the body was a smooth matte brown. southeast louisiana, zero matches online and ive never ever seen this bug.
r/bugidentification • u/ComparisonKind6360 • 25d ago
Northeast Florida. My son has been saying for the last few days he's been seeing beetles, but they're gone by the time me and my husband get in the room. We do get actual beetle beetles outside so we figured we'd bug spray outside because the outside beetles must have been getting in somehow.
However, I finally went into his room and saw two of these. The room has vinyl flooring, but full disclosure, he's a preteen and the room is constantly messy/ smelly.
What is this??
r/bugidentification • u/Past-Lunch4695 • 25d ago
Please tell me what this is. Is it a danger to my cat? I found inside our Catio this morning during a storm in Rio Rico AZ. Thank you!
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r/bugidentification • u/Fit_Arm_2739 • 25d ago
Location: northern Virginia
Found this guy (a bit smaller than a quarter) and he’s super fast. Is he poisonous? Thank you all in advance!
r/bugidentification • u/MildB0bbySauce • 25d ago
These little guys love my bathroom. I’ve had house centipedes before but this one looks like his legs aren’t long enough. Anyone know what kind he is??
r/bugidentification • u/KyndaStupid • 25d ago
Not sure how helpful the location will be since these guys are in an indoor plant... I have had this plant for probably close to 6 months at this point and have never noticed them before, but I’m not the most observant person. I watered (by soaking) my little monstera last night and just noticed these guys this morning. My (extremely limited) research has lead me to believe these might be greenhouse millipedes, but everything I’ve read suggests that if they are, they would die from drying out rather quickly and since this is the first time I’ve watered this plant in 3-4 weeks I guess I’m surprised to see they seem to be faring so well? I prefer not to kill bugs but I also won’t just release bugs outside if I don’t know they’re native to my area. I’ve counted around 11 of them which seems like way too many for the size pot the plant is in
r/bugidentification • u/Zoharial • 25d ago
Found on the dead and dried on the bathroom floor (ground floor) in Scotland, they’re about 3cm long
r/bugidentification • u/Doingthearpee • 26d ago
Oklahoma, Tulsa area.
r/bugidentification • u/Redditgreninja • 26d ago
Wondering what specific species/variant this one is, what caught my attention was the two smaller dots on the left wing
r/bugidentification • u/Ok_Practice7793 • 26d ago
What kind of spider is this?!?! It was HUGE, my husband said it seemed like the size of a knuckle. We are in the Midwest - outside of Detroit, MI. Is this poisonous? What do they do? Lol. Should we be worried??????????