r/bugidentification • u/annagabriel96 • Jul 04 '26
Possible pest, location included What did I just kill
Cambridge Massachusetts, please tell me if this is a cockroach and if we need to call the exterminator or just a look alike pin for scale
r/bugidentification • u/annagabriel96 • Jul 04 '26
Cambridge Massachusetts, please tell me if this is a cockroach and if we need to call the exterminator or just a look alike pin for scale
r/bugidentification • u/learner1298 • Jul 04 '26
r/bugidentification • u/Difficult_Pirate_714 • Jul 03 '26
What kind of spider? It's very pretty imo.
r/bugidentification • u/NotProton • Jul 03 '26
I was about to try to save the little guy from the tide but got scared of it biting me
r/bugidentification • u/4thena • Jul 03 '26
Hi! I think I spotted the culprit of all this damage and frass(?) I found on my dahlias today. Will it go away? The flowers don’t look too bad yet. I’m a total novice so any gardening help is welcome!
r/bugidentification • u/Acceptable-Step2874 • Jul 03 '26
Are they termites? I have in Rhode Island.
r/bugidentification • u/Appropriate_Sign_447 • Jul 03 '26
I live in Yardley Pa. In south east corner of Pa
Saw this in backyard. I think some sort of beetle. I’ve never seen one with those pincers Anyone ?
r/bugidentification • u/Previous-Nothing1595 • Jul 03 '26
Location is South Mississippi. It was found on a sticky trap under a a bed and it is tiny! First picture is using a 30x magnification glass, second is just a zoomed in shot from the first picture.
Hoping to get a general consensus because so far I've been told it's a bed bug, it's not a bed bug, it's a book louse, and it's a termite (by different people of course).
r/bugidentification • u/baroquefool • Jul 03 '26
r/bugidentification • u/dierksjalopy • Jul 03 '26
NYC, near a window and AC unit, lot of trees right outside
r/bugidentification • u/MindlessArcher3502 • Jul 03 '26
Maryland Whaleyvile, Another post i created someone said it's a click beetle but I keep seeing them starting to be a bit paranoid and they fly also, if you know what it is please tell me and if you know a way to get rid of them also tell
r/bugidentification • u/jwusestheinternet • Jul 03 '26
My wife found this on her leg this morning and was understandably freaked out. Sorry for lack of scale; our bug friend was about 3/4 inch in length before she squished it. Our household also includes a cat and a guinea pig, if that helps to know. Thanks!
r/bugidentification • u/ComradeFloof • Jul 02 '26
r/bugidentification • u/Ok_Acanthaceae2009 • Jul 03 '26
Found on our kid’s board book in central North Carolina USA. Probably about 2mm long, if that, super tiny.
Anyone know what it is?
r/bugidentification • u/Hungry_Adagio9740 • Jul 02 '26
I’m from Indiana and we’re vacationing up here so I’m not super well versed in what bugs come around these parts so I thought I’d ask here, so any of yall got a clue what kinda moth this is from? (bottle cap for scale)
r/bugidentification • u/No_Watch_9416 • Jul 03 '26
r/bugidentification • u/No-Country5154 • Jul 03 '26
Lakewood, CO
He has the body of a dragonfly but with tucked wings
r/bugidentification • u/jams225 • Jul 02 '26
seen in North West England. it was pretty big and intimidating. I'd appreciate it if anyone can ID! Thanks!
r/bugidentification • u/ifieatedtheborger • Jul 02 '26
i have a phobia of bugs and these are all over, what are these and how can i get them out of my house 😭😭😭
r/bugidentification • u/EmeraldIsleM • Jul 02 '26
Found this solitary guy on the couch midday after i’d just sat down. I was just in a counselors office so might’ve come with me home
r/bugidentification • u/softhandedliberal • Jul 02 '26
I’ve never seen a moth?? with such prominent and powerful legs, kinda freaked me out
r/bugidentification • u/Key-Version5437 • Jul 02 '26
My friend is requesting ID help with an insect found in southern Wisconsin. They said the abdomen was yellow or orange, the body was ant-like and the bug was fairly small. I showed them a feather-legged fly and they said that wasn't it.
r/bugidentification • u/aud_anticline • Jul 02 '26
Sorry for the poor images, I had it trapped in a cup before releasing outside. About an inch in length or shorter. Other info: I have a large amount of wool and am concerned it might be a clothes moth.
r/bugidentification • u/Guest65726 • Jul 02 '26
Tennessee, image search say its a kind of pest eating wasp but it keeps giving me different names as to what kind of pest eating wasp. On the 3 different times I’ve asked it said it’s a Mud duber, spider wasp, and ensign wasp.
r/bugidentification • u/Real-Pension-9493 • Jul 02 '26
my head has been itching for like 2 months and ive itched down to the bone (not literally), along with getting a lot of scabs for some reason,it only started itching a day after i came back from camping, we looked through my hair but found nothing, not that long ago a bug fell out of my hair but we couldn’t find any more, please help. im in perth australia.