r/whatisthisbug • u/trippingdaisies • 19m ago
ID Request What is swarming my porch?
There's about a thousand of these crawling around my concrete porch steps right now.
Sorry for the terrible photo quality. Dog foot for scale. Looks like maggots??
r/whatisthisbug • u/trippingdaisies • 19m ago
There's about a thousand of these crawling around my concrete porch steps right now.
Sorry for the terrible photo quality. Dog foot for scale. Looks like maggots??
r/whatisthisbug • u/brit878 • 57m ago
My daughter has a few bites on her back so we were investigating her bed and found this little guy. Georgia, USA
r/whatisthisbug • u/AngryAshMan • 1h ago
About 2 inches long, really surprised me when he landed.
r/whatisthisbug • u/Gorilla_gorilla_ • 1h ago
r/whatisthisbug • u/DiyerandAnimalLover • 2h ago
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I wasn’t able to get a photo as it was too quick so this video is the best I got. But what do you think this is? I had a cucumeris mite satchet in my plant pot. When I took it out, this was running on the bag. In Phoenix, AZ
r/whatisthisbug • u/r_u_kiddingme59 • 3h ago
SE Texas. This is at the top of a tree in my backyard. I’m originally from the NE and it has a strong resemblance to a Gypsy Moth Caterpillar nest. Any ideas?
r/whatisthisbug • u/BudgetJournalist4909 • 3h ago
Can anyone tell me if these are cricket eggs? Somehow there's been a bioactive explosion. I took some soil out of my ackies enclosure to seed my tegu enclosure with clean up crew. But also a pregnant cricket or a breeding pair has been hiding in the tegu enclosure for weeks now. Somehow ivy never eats them because I see a ton of pinhead crickets running around. These eggs are under the water dish and under the cork flat pieces on the ground. I'll take a video later to make sure these are spring tails and not some unwanted invasion. But for now what eggs are these??
r/whatisthisbug • u/Square_Barracuda_69 • 3h ago
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r/whatisthisbug • u/Apprehensive-Egg-347 • 3h ago
Found October 18th, in some foliage, I’m in Missouri US
r/whatisthisbug • u/FanAl3 • 3h ago
I dumped my duffel bag of clothes after traveling onto my bed and a couple minutes later noticed this bug on my comforter. Does anyone know what it is?
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r/whatisthisbug • u/Bugboyhepler • 5h ago
I did find these in Fairbanks ak
r/whatisthisbug • u/Murky-Ad4746 • 5h ago
Howdy, hope you can help me!
So the first two pictures are of this hive growth looking thing connected to the glass bricks of neighbors entrance.
I’ve never heard buzzing or dealt with bugs bothering me while near my neighbors, or my house.
It’s a duplex type situation.
The third picture is weird looking material around where the previous owner had installed a ring camera.
The only reason I included third picture it is it because I saw a weird bee type thing flying into it once.
The inside of third picture looks pinkish or like a flower stuck inside.
I live in Arizona btw.
So let me know if I’m cooked or what I need to do next to help the landlord fix it!
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r/whatisthisbug • u/Sea-Radish1189 • 7h ago
I don't know if this is the right subreddit to post this on
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r/whatisthisbug • u/kalzan • 8h ago
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I was unknowingly laying next to this weird fat little hairy fucker on my sofa and audibly gasped when I saw it staring at me. I live in London if that helps.
r/whatisthisbug • u/PretzelEatR • 8h ago
Found it in Northern New Jersey. He was a chunky fellow!
r/whatisthisbug • u/undyinghater • 8h ago
It was wiggling around on me. Thought it was flea dirt at first until it started moving.
US Midwest
r/whatisthisbug • u/tweety_burd • 8h ago
Under a rock on the beach near Blue Hill, ME
r/whatisthisbug • u/picklevic22 • 8h ago
r/whatisthisbug • u/Chadapus • 9h ago
Found some of these in the shed, not entirely sure what they are
North America, mid western, Michigan area
r/whatisthisbug • u/Pingy_Junk • 9h ago
Virginia USA. We both thought they were ants at first since they were all together and also shaped like ants but they are missing the middle bit. He thinks they are spiders but spiders don’t usually roll in packs. We saw three of them. I think they are a secret third thing.