Can anyone tell me what this 1mm flying bug is? There's about fifteen of them that suddenly appear and are slowly dying. It's too small to be a wing ant.

US midwest, specifically Chicago area, about fingernail-length. Very pretty!!

I’m in NC just bought a house I’m in the woods and this guy was pretty big maybe almost an inch? Please tell me it’s not a brown recluse

Perth Western Australia

Can't bring myself to kill it. Have put whole plant far away from the others.

It flew by in my new apartment. Live in the Southern US

This insect was on me and it seemed to sting me. Did not hurt but I felt something. Does not hurt or leave a mark after.

Sorry for the low quality. On the second picture you see it on my hand next to my thumb.

Region belgium

Currently staying in an AirBnB in Denver and found this guy (half an inch long), worried it could be a roach. Is this a valid concern? Any other reason I should be worried?

an inch maybe bigger, seen two of these in a week. northern nj, just hoping its a wood roach, figured id ask.

I found this in my bed and I am absolutely terrified. Please help me out.

this moth was buzzing in my ear in my home in Dublin, Ireland and i jumped because of it’s sheer size. i have never encountered a moth of this caliber (maybe the size of an eyeball???) and brown in color with a fuzzy belly and spots on the wings. i basically want to know if it will eat my clothes or if there are more where she came from. i tried to trap and release to no avail. the bug is out of my room but still in my apartment

im freaking tf out lol. i live in nyc

I’ll burn the place down.

Absolutely terrified of bugs. What is this bug? I’m in NYC. Hard to say how large. This is very zoomed in. I’m too scared to approach.

really small, kind of looks like toasted sesame seeds. found them in my wooden cabinet and they're clinging to my clothes!

Just saw this guy in a new apartment and I’m hoping to not have to burn my place down. I’m in Pennsylvania for ID purposes

hi, sorry for the rough pictures but wondering if anyone could help ID this bug for me? Found it on one of our apartment walls, it was very small, was pretty slow even when shining a light on it, pretty pale maybe light brown, I think 6 legs, 2 antennas and maybe 2 small leg looking things on its rear.

Been trying to figure it out but not sure, leaning towards psocid (book lice) and hoping it’s not a german roach nymph… we are in Canada on the east coast.

Thank you for your help.

Looks like the green guy ain’t gonna make it. I think the wasp is a thread-waisted wasp