@buggotime submitted: I rediscovered this photo of this lil' guy curled around some grass from several months ago in [removed] (please remove location, thank you!) I've never seen this kind around before, do you know what species it is? (sorry if the photo quality isn't good enough for an ID!)
Without a better photo I can't say for sure but I would think either an American dagger moth or a Virginian tiger moth. Both are yellow and fuzzy with small differences a clearer photo would help distinguish.
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Plague doctor vibes
@onenicebugperday wanted to show you the haunting visage of a fucked up weevil i saw once and couldnt snap a pic of. weaved ill
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@lavendertownsghost submitted: (I’m hoping both photos were added)
I found a cluster of these guys on my porch in South Florida, I’m hoping for at least a vague ID, I get that it’s pretty difficult since they’re so small and probably newly hatched. I’m guessing some sort of weevil?
Weevils hatch as worm-like larvae! Only one photo came through, but these little fellas are stink bug nymphs. Possibly giant strong-nosed stink bugs, Alcaeorrhynchus grandis. That species is a type of predatory stink bug.
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@thrones-of-buer submitted: 😳😳😳 smooching
Not sure this smooch is going well for the superworm :\
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@llamatheist submitted: Spider showdown going on in my backyard. The far brown one is a Plexippoides flavescens, but not sure about the newcomer!
Maybe they just really want to hug each other :)
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FYI - your bug art can be submitted as long as it belongs to you, but AI generated "art" is not welcome.
Thank you to those who politely pointed out the submission from earlier was AI. If you're rude about it, I will block you.
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@fluffydogsquad submitted: Tiny! Penny for scale.
Criminally small silverfish!!!
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@heyyy11 submitted: Look at this pretty little fella i met on my way home!! :D Thought i'd share here ^^
What a beauty! Spiritually, I am kissing them gently
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@nidfin42 submitted: little guy i found in someones car at work the first pictures were after i dropped him in water trying to move him :( he descended so much faster than i thought he would
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Cute little ghost spider! I'm sure they were just fine even after a brief dip into some water :)
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@your-dearest-antego submitted: behold (id is more of a challenge than request - southern Illinois)
Looks like a very beautiful crane fly! I'd put my money on Tipula sp.
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@myososheep submitted: hi, i found this fella on my way back home, any idea what it is? found in france
Yeah! It's a common cockchafer, which is a type of scarab beetle :)
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@namae-s submitted: recently saw this beautiful fella while on a walk and can i just say. seeing those wings made my day! they look like stained glass (location is lower silesia, poland)
Ohhhh they really do look like stained glass. Pretty :) This friend is a male crane fly in the genus Tipula, maybe Tipula vittata based on those wings!
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@dot-moth submitted: i dont know how to submit multiple photos at once so heres some ladybugs making more ladybugs! there were so many of them on one single branch…
I hope they have one million babies together :)
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Hologram moth, Diachrysia balluca, Noctuidae
Found in the Northeastern and Midwestern US and eastern Canada
Photos by diohio1
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adopted this lil fella last winter, who unfortunately disappeared around the time i expected them to pupate. any clue as to what my small friend could've been? in southern ontario btw
thanks! :>
Looks like a lesser yellow underwing, Noctua comes :)
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@amultitudeofsins submitted: Here's a few angles of this very fast, very confused, EXTREMELY small East Texas resident!
So cutes~
Wow.......little baby. Who is an adult. Looks like Naphrys acerba :)
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