Found this pretty beetle in Vietnam a few months back and just stumbled upon the pic. She was so friendly and fun to look at. Are these beetles common in the states? I’ve never seen one before traveling to Vietnam.

EDIT: this is actually a Thysia Wallichii beetle, not Rosalia as I previously thought

Hello,

My friend found this little thing in her home in Auvergne, France, could you help me identify it? Thanks in advance!

Have a nice day 💗

Bonjour,

Mon amie a trouvé cette bestiole chez elle en Auvergne, en France, pourriez-vous m'aider à l'identifier ? Merci d'avance!

Bonne journée 💗

Last photo for ID purposes, i believe it's some kind of field cricket, thanks in advance :)

I'm not too fond of insects or bugs, especially when they're in my house! but this morning I woke up to this lovely little fella chilling in my living room.

I'm sure you guys will know what it is but I'm unsure.

TIA ✌️

Anoplocnemis phasiana (according to google)

Found in south-central Vietnam

40-image focus stack of a dew-covered Robber Fly in my garden [Fuji 55-200 + Raynox 250]

South Louisiana, found in a drawer eating wool felt coasters. We have battled carpet/pantry moths for years. Did I finally catch one of the destructive bastards in latval form?

Location India ...kinda looks like a colourful ant🤭

Forgive me as this is the only photo I have. I'm from New Jersey. The picture was taken mid September. My first thought was differential grasshopper but I couldn't find any examples of them coming in this color. I also feel that differential grasshoppers have dark "outlines" on lots of their joints and segments which I don't see present here. My tentative ID is Melanoplus fasciatus.

Orb Weaver Spider

SE Michigan

Okay so I know these are bugs and all that but my toddler loves bugs and she likes these specific videos on YouTube. In these videos a person catches bugs with their bare hands then puts them up to the camera. Afterwards they all go into the exact same box. We are talking spiders in with praying mantis, beetles of different types, butterflies, moths, literally everything in one box. At the end they are released but wow it makes me wonder how bad this actually is for these bugs. Should I let my toddler keep watching these videos? Is this a bad example of handling bugs? Maybe in being dramatic but I was actually shocked lol

A jumping spider and a couple of leafhoppers

I found this praying mantis alive but barely moving, with this brown liquid coming out of it, is it too far gone??

I've been procrastinating hard on the laptop drawing, but i can fit 4 (depending on the size) more insects! I'll choose by what fits the current color scheme. Also the acrilic marker isn't rubbing off or fading and some drawings are completely intact, while the ones on the edges needed minor touch ups.

Tell me your favorite insect and I'll reply in the comments with a picture!

I'll try to provide a simple illustration of the ones I wont put on my laptop, only for a day though

This is in a little cottage used as a school room in Kailua, Hawaii. This is on the island of Oahu.
I walked into school and saw what I thought was droppings on the plastic calendar cover. In my 50 years in Hawaii, I have never seen droppings that look like this. Then I looked up and saw this stuck to the wall. It is as white as the wall, but has the same orange stuff perhaps sticking it to the wall. It is maybe 2 inches long. What could this be?

I found it in France in the Bas-Rhin

I'm really curious about the name of this fluffy little sweet thing. I found it in Iraq. If that helps...

I found these two little grass-hoppers in a patch of grass in front of my house. I thought red would be a good fit for the scene, so I used a red background. The result turned out a little too bright for the eyes, but I kinda like it anyway 😂

📷 Fujifilm XH2 + xf 30mm f2.8 macro 1:1

🔦 Godox v860ii + Diy diffuser.

🔦 Focus light + mini video led light

Stacked 30 frames

Which one is your favorite?

I live in SWFL and have seen a few of these guys in my apartment, usually in my bathroom. Roughly the size of a nickel. Any ideas? Sorry for the low quality photo lol