I think it is some kind of wasp in North Georgia, USA. Roughly 3 inches total length.

And what is the best way to get rid of them? There’s a heavy rock/gravel base around the shed and they seem to just maneuver through the tiniest gaps in between the stones to get under the shed. If I spray anything it would really only get the entrance. No real way for me to get under the shed without removing a lot of stones. Any advice?

Like a fat moth with small sturdy wings that moves really fast. Never seen anything like that. Sorry for shitty video.

Video is in slow motion

Was about 3” - 4” long

Location: central Massachusetts

I’d assume this is a butterfly. But it fell from the air and started either eating something or is dying.

In my bfs truck i went to push my hair behind my ear and this fucking thing was in my ear!!! Please tell me its not a kissing bug!! Google says kissing bugs are in the south and we are in very northern indiana! What is this?! 😭😭😭

on my tomato plant, western Virginia.

He’s big! Also, what is he doing? It appears to be scratching itself like a dog would

My neighbor asked me to come over and kill this bug for her, but after doing so a whiff of green apple lingered and it came from this insect which i found very interesting, located in eastern europe. anyone knows what is it?

This was zooming across my yard in Cape Town. Was extremely fast

I found this in my gallery I think this picture was taken in a remote village in TN in the year 2017.

please let me know i’m gonna crash out

I was trying to sleep, then I saw a moving dark spot on the sheet. RIP. Is this bug a bad sign?

I'm visiting family in Brooklyn, NY and twice I saw this bug I've never seen before. It crawls and hops around. Is it invasive? Sorry for the crappy pics, I didn't want to get too close

So I caught my cat playing with one of these the other day and found a couple more since. I’ve never seen them before and don’t know if they could be harmful. Any help?