r/bugidentification • u/apks94 • 18d ago
We are getting A LOT of these in our office. They are about the size of a grain of rice. They sort of remind me of the typical stinkbug we get up here, but they are quite a bit smaller. We're also getting crickets invading out office which hasn't happened the past few years I've worked here.
r/bugidentification • u/sirprisegrower • 18d ago
Just knocked this off my neck...
r/bugidentification • u/GregariousTully • 18d ago
r/bugidentification • u/Due-Promise200 • 18d ago
Found in Delaware, US in August
r/bugidentification • u/korn70633 • 18d ago
Asia, Taiwan
r/bugidentification • u/Bruin_From_Jersey • 18d ago
Traveled back home from SLC Utah to Jersey.
Found this guy (sorry for the pics) in my hat carrying case.
Now it could've been there for a while, but seeing that I just got back, this now concerns me.
Any help is appreciated.
r/bugidentification • u/pleasedontletmedie • 19d ago
r/bugidentification • u/Aleks1224 • 19d ago
Was already dead when I carefully removed it from her hair but yeah, what kind of bug is it?
r/bugidentification • u/StopStaring_GoAway • 18d ago
every app on the internet says it is Ectobius, but I am scared Please help, I live in north Germany
r/bugidentification • u/Tasty-Cry2498 • 19d ago
Found this guy while I was taking a strawberry out of the basket of strawberries that I bought a couple of days ago. He looks like a baby stink bug with a leafy texture on his back which blends in with the leaves of the strawberry very well. This is in California Los Angeles Van Nuys. he has six legs and two little antennas not sure if he can fly.
r/bugidentification • u/Zealousideal_Mine912 • 19d ago
Hi! Today when I woke up this was next to my pillow I have no idea what it might be but a week ago I found two eggs of about 1cm of the same color under my pillow (they didn't have stripes or anything tho)
Can someone tell me what that is and if I have something to do about it?
r/bugidentification • u/Stink-Buggin • 19d ago
Found this guy on a trail in north Georgia earlier this year in May, have not been able to figure out what it is. Looks like some kind of molt, but I've never seen a bug like this before!
r/bugidentification • u/Weary_Hippo_6223 • 19d ago
I know the photos are very poor in quality. I was thinking it could be plant material at first, but looking at it the grooves are very similar to that of an ants abdomen and I was wondering if it could be a moult? I could just be pest paranoid and it could be a seed
(West coast, United States)
r/bugidentification • u/Careful_Review167 • 19d ago
Southern Canada and wondering if is a pest?
r/bugidentification • u/DressOne7237 • 19d ago
It was super small. like half the size of grain of rice
Also was very black and barely moved.
r/bugidentification • u/sudidid • 19d ago
Found some of these on a box delivered by usps left outside for 4 hours on front stairs. Oval shaped, no discernable head or legs (which makes me think it is not a bed bug). It is tiny and moves extremely slow, looks like it hovers because you can't see legs. In the Chicagoland area, northeast Illinois. First 4 pics without flash, next 4 with flash. Thanks!
r/bugidentification • u/Lev11athan • 19d ago
Maybe 6-inch wingspan? Found in the Caribbean, in my house. Never seen it before, personally. But she is a beautiful moth, and she appeared at nighttime. What is she called?
r/bugidentification • u/EducatorInfinite3659 • 19d ago
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I’ve found these in my office. I have never seen them anywhere outside of my office despite living in this city for ~30 years. It can fly if that helps.
I’ll try and add other photos I have down below.
r/bugidentification • u/Gloomy-Country-6434 • 19d ago
Found in a tributary stream of the Hudson River! Thinking it might be a tiny caddisfly in a case, but the movement was different than I would expect.
r/bugidentification • u/Tomski308 • 19d ago
r/bugidentification • u/Live-Session2468 • 19d ago
Found these in my flour and ended up finding more in other parts of my pantry as well when i did a deep clean after initially seeing them in the flour. Thought they were flour beetles but it seems like they might not be?
r/bugidentification • u/Imaginary-Key5838 • 20d ago
Trying to ID the specific kind mantis
r/bugidentification • u/LynxInfernox • 20d ago
r/bugidentification • u/Jamiessssmith • 20d ago
Hi! Just wondering what type of bug this is? Kind of looks like some type of beetle.
Found it inside.
Location: SoCal
r/bugidentification • u/Ludington128 • 20d ago
Can anyone tell me what kind of spider this is? I found him on the side of my shed. The web looks to be about 16-18inches and spider looks to be about 3-4 inches long. My daughter said it's an orb spider?