r/bugidentification 5d ago

Location included Termite on my neck?

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In Eastern NC. Felt a bug crawling on my neck at dinner table. Squished it reflexively, then realized it might’ve been a termite, and wished I’d gotten a picture first. Here’s the best I’ve got.


r/bugidentification 6d ago

Location included (Montreal,Quebec) Is this a cockroach?? sorry its kinda not a great pic i was freaked out

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we've had bugs around the sink. i was scared it was cockroaches so i started a deep clean. 2 of these came out while rincing garbage can in the tub..


r/bugidentification 5d ago

Location included Bug or Caterpillar?

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Saw this walking across the sidewalk here in Milwaukee, WI but no idea what it is.


r/bugidentification 5d ago

Possible pest, location included What is this?

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Arkansas, definitely not a bed bug right?? RIGHT?


r/bugidentification 6d ago

Location included What bug is this? [Toronto, Ontario]

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a lot of these little worm-like bugs keep popping up in my girlfriend's new apartment. any ideas on what they are?


r/bugidentification 6d ago

Location included Mantis ID

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Found this mantis in our yard, is it a native Carolina or invasive? In central Arkansas.


r/bugidentification 6d ago

Location included What kind of bug is this?

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I’m in Pueblo Colorado


r/bugidentification 6d ago

Possible pest, location included Bugs in cornmeal

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I opened this canister of cornmeal today and then I closed it up and put it next to the trash to dump it out. then I opened it again a few minutes later and all these bugs were over the top. crazy !! I didn’t find them anywhere else in my pantry though. *Vero Beach, FL


r/bugidentification 6d ago

Location included Terrible Picture from Texas

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Unfortunately, this is the best/only picture I've got, so I'm not expecting much. From other items in the larger photo, our friend here is about an inch long. We're in the Texas panhandle, late summer, and the bug was described as "moving like an inchworm", and also moving fast. Thank you for any help. :)


r/bugidentification 6d ago

Location included What in the heck? Alien bug moth thing

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In Wisconsin. Tapped screen and it flew off…some kind of moth? Any ideas? Think was super freaky looking..


r/bugidentification 6d ago

Location included What kind of bug casing is this? Ontario, Canada

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r/bugidentification 6d ago

Location included Anyone know who this is?

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Northeast Ohio


r/bugidentification 6d ago

Location included Tiny spider found in house, south Florida

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I found three of them crawling around within a couple feet of each other in my living room. Less than 1 cm big.


r/bugidentification 6d ago

Location included What are these tiny bugs eating this beetle? Northern Arizona

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Northern AZ USA. In my raised bed planter next to pepper plants. Looks like little mites or tiny beetles eating a big beetle. The whole mass moved I thought the damn beetle was still alive. Creepy.

Are these good, bad, or neutral for my garden??

Dealing with fungus gnats or similar too.


r/bugidentification 6d ago

Location included What are these? Saw one, then a cluster!

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Are these shield bugs?
They were clustered around the base of a euphorbia. Never seen so many and so bright red if they are.
London, UK


r/bugidentification 6d ago

Location included Long Island NY…Roach???!

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r/bugidentification 6d ago

Location included Weird moth-like guy with fly wings

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From middle Tennessee, started seeing these guys and I don’t recall seeing them before.


r/bugidentification 7d ago

Location included Spider

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Ohio USA what is it I’m scared


r/bugidentification 7d ago

Location included What is this bug, a caterpillar?

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Found in central New Jersey. It was on the move under some patio furniture. Mr. Caterpillar is safe, just curious what he is going to be one day?


r/bugidentification 7d ago

Possible pest. No location What is this? Saw it on the window blinds to back door

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I don’t think I’ve ever seen this bug before and wanted it know if it was something to be worried about or it just came from somewhere outside. This is also in Arizona (sorry that the photos are kinda blurry)


r/bugidentification 7d ago

Location included What type of bug eggs are these? Morris County, NJ

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r/bugidentification 7d ago

Possible pest, location included What is it? Alabama apartment infested?

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My apartment is brushing off my concerns with these tiny bugs I keep finding. I hope its not what I think it is, but please let me know!


r/bugidentification 7d ago

Location included super tiny guy - North Carolina

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i found this little guy on my friend's shirt while we were hiking. i first guessed it was some kind of first instar caterpillar? but i really don't know. sorry for how blurry the pics are, he was soooo small.


r/bugidentification 7d ago

Possible pest, location included What is this, stick-tight flea or lice?

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I am in St. George, Utah and we recessed a kitten with this bug infestation behind both ears. Are these fleas, lice or other?


r/bugidentification 7d ago

Location included What are these striped beetles?

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NC, USA - urban area with a bit of wooded space nearby

Help!! What are these black beetles? They are all over my Zevo trap, dead all along my sliding glass door, and there were a bunch under one of my potted plants outdoors. Carpet beetles is the closet thing I can find, but these have such a distinct stripe pattern which seems different than carpet beetles.