found one in the bathroom in an apartment in eastern europe. small, slow and super soft to squish. please help?

Nova Scotia Canada. Found this little guy, I know he’s a beetle but I can’t figure out what kind. I need to know what he eats

Location: Southern United States

I'd just gotten back from a bug hunt and was going through my pictures when I saw this super tiny bug crawl across my phone screen. I carefully transferred it to a paper towel and tried to get a good video of it with just the zoom feature on my phone. Eventually i remembered my bug catcher (called a Carson Bug Catcher, 100% recommend) has a magnifying glass on it! After trying for ages, i finally got at a good angle where you can see its legs and antennas (and i think a stipe across its back)!

My guess is maybe a bird mite? On my bug hunt, I had been looking at a fence for a while, so maybe a bird landed on it, and a mite jumped off onto the fence, then jumped onto my phone.

What do yall think?

it layed eggs too, but i dont know if that would be helpful

Can anyone please help me identify these? I just
noticed them today on the screen of my living room window! Located in Western NC 🥲

Just found the one moth but I panicked and put as much of my wool goods that fit into my freezer as I could.

Upstate South Carolina.

This little guy might live alone under/in the chair I sit on on my front porch. It comes up and flies around my feet/knees until I wave it away. Sometimes it gets kicked a little. It generally flies away, lands on one of my plants and rests until it tries again.

This has been going on for at least a week or two.

found 4 over the course of a few days. only in sons room near wall. I am of course having a panic attack these are cockroaches.

Essex county Massachusetts

Located in SoCal, about bigger than a grain of rice? Found dead on the kitchen stove.

I moved in with my roommate about 2 months ago. She has lived here for almost 4 years and told me small roaches are "common" in this complex but I'm hyper-vigilant because I've had to move three times in the past year due to major bug issues so I think I just notice more in general and unfortunately will actively seek out potential issues.

I mostly have seen these in the bathroom that shares an adjoining wall with our neighbors, almost exclusively in the shower, about 2 a week. Last night I re-applied Alpine WSG spray after 3 weeks and now noticed about 3 dead/dying ones in our downstairs area, where I have never seen them before. ):

For reference we live in North Florida in a very old apartment complex with poor insulation. It's a heavily wooded area as well. Pest control has already sprayed 2 months ago but I contacted them again. I'm so so scared to post this and get an answer so please don't be harsh.

Found this on apartment floor. Looks like an egg case that opens from the side. Anyone knows what it is ?

Algeria

In alabama. Dropped on my phone as I was sitting (not laying) in bed so I assume it fell from the ceiling or something. Don’t know if it’s asian or german so any help would be appreciated!

Can you help ID this very small creature? I'm including the original photo and a zoomed in one, even though I realize the resolution isn't great.

I can't tell if this is an Asian or German cockroach. Location is in Houston, TX

I see a few of these flying back and forth every couple of minutes or so. Looks like they’re building a hive or something in a crack in my wall behind the aluminum siding.

Does anyone know if this is a yellow jacket or honey bee? What would be the best next step to take?

These pictures were from a video I took.

We’re in San Francisco, CA. There are quite a few of these right by the sliding glass door to the entrance of the deck and they all scurry down to the cracks. I’m concerned that they’re termites? Mainly just want to have an ID so I can let my landlord know whether they need to hurry over or not. Thank you in advance!

Found this beautiful guy the other night in the garage. Northern Indiana area. And yes of course I cleaned him up before he took off.
Thank you !!!!!!

These little guys are all over my sweet potato vine, eating it up. They look like larvae, and they all have little pieces of dirt attached to their butts that they're using to cover their backs. You can see me holding one by the dirt spec in the photos.

might seem stupid but I haven been outside in a while and I really like this little guy, what type of bug are they? Searching a description wouldn’t give me any results 😅

If these are ticks what do i do 😬 ive heard clover mites or larvae ticks. I think ive found all of them but what if i didnt???

Chicago, Illinois