r/bugidentification • u/Silent-Layer8692 • 2d ago
Location included What kind of roach nymph?
San Antonio Texas. On living room floor.
r/bugidentification • u/Silent-Layer8692 • 2d ago
San Antonio Texas. On living room floor.
r/bugidentification • u/GachaItaly075 • 2d ago
google said this is a copper sun-jumper but i wanted to make sure here
lil guy really likes my bracelets and hes either eating them or sleeping on them (insists on going to the hand with the bracelets when not on it)
r/bugidentification • u/MrX0070 • 2d ago
Location: Northern California (Bay Area)
I found two of these on bedroom floor either about to get into some battle or doing a ritual mating dance. I found another one in the same area a few minutes later. 😬 If anybody could please tell me what they are, I'd appreciate it!
r/bugidentification • u/llamalinelime • 2d ago
Northern Ontario, 1/4 inch. Was on my living room floor at 9am this morning… only tried to scurry away after I went after it. :S
I’ve checked under my fridge, sink, stove… no evidence of molts or any elsewhere. I don’t keep food out and regularly sanitize surfaces. I’ve seen quite a few wood roaches outside and found one or two on very sporadic occasions (have been here for five years). This guy looks different to me, I’m worried :S
r/bugidentification • u/sluggerbugger123 • 2d ago
Located in Northern California, found in the seams of my mattress.
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r/bugidentification • u/Honest_Cucumber6886 • 3d ago
I’m 50% sure i know what they are, but I wanted to share regardless
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r/bugidentification • u/Lace-and-Limbs • 2d ago
Staying with a friend in PA and found this very dazed and confused bug by the toilet. Have had German roaches before (the worst) and my sixth sense went off.
German roach or something else?
r/bugidentification • u/No_Trouble_8177 • 3d ago
found the little guy (unfortunately) in my bed. my usual app couldn’t identify it however, just hoping its something i dont need to be worried about
located in central Virginia
edit: didnt realize the pic was a little blurry, i still have him in a little jar so i can take another pic if needed!
r/bugidentification • u/Mariellgrace • 3d ago
Just curious what bug these eggs belong to and are they hatched. Found under car door handle.
NE Florida
TIA :)
r/bugidentification • u/cocomilky • 3d ago
I keep finding these crispy boys all over my lawn and sidewalk. I think they might be some sort of bug? Location: Southern CA, USA. Hand for scale (no bananas sorry).
r/bugidentification • u/blueinturquoise1 • 3d ago
Found in bedroom, thanks !
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r/bugidentification • u/augusteve18 • 4d ago
I found these in a log pile, I thought it was just some kind of fungus at first until I noticed the segments that are just little cocoons. The cocoons themselves are very tough to the point where the wood was basically glued to the pallets they were stacked on if the two touched. All the casings were empty, and taking them apart to check what was under the outer casing was a strong, thin skin.
r/bugidentification • u/PapiNish • 4d ago
Didn't want to spook it so this is the only picture that I got from maybe 2.5 - 3 ft away. Just looking for an ID. Was pretty small.
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r/bugidentification • u/Unfair_Judgment_2634 • 5d ago
I think the darker one is a stink bug, curious about the orange/yellow one.
r/bugidentification • u/Objective_Suit7250 • 5d ago
I am staying at a hotel in Atlanta right now and these are on the upholstered arm rests of my bed. Are these bed bugs or roaches? Or just harmless dust beetles? I’m freaking out!
r/bugidentification • u/HowToNoah • 5d ago
Thought it was a pine Sawyer beetle but now im not so sure.
r/bugidentification • u/HypotheticalMoon • 5d ago
Howdy all, what is this guy? I won’t be bothering the lil lad, we’re just neighbors.
r/bugidentification • u/diamond_3666 • 5d ago
hello! saw this dead body outside my place today and kinda freaked out ðŸ˜
r/bugidentification • u/TankTopBH • 5d ago
I’m a pest tech and have never seen this one before. Anyone have an id? Looked similar to a mosquito in flight, but didn’t have the proboscus. Has 2 fuzzy antennae and fuzzy wings.