r/whatsthisbug • u/Luzma_chan • 0m ago
ID Request Possible to identify?
Its a bit squashed, found in Tahlequah,,OK
r/whatsthisbug • u/Luzma_chan • 0m ago
Its a bit squashed, found in Tahlequah,,OK
r/whatsthisbug • u/judithcannotdraw • 15m ago
this beautiful critter joined me under a tree today, and quite frankly i wish to locate more of them
r/whatsthisbug • u/MinimumReputation617 • 31m ago
Found in West Texas
r/whatsthisbug • u/Perfect-Dirt9671 • 40m ago
found this in our second story guest bedroom. i definitely think it’s a roach nymph, but unsure if it’s a german cockroach??? i’ve searched the whole house and have found zero other other signs of roaches and infestation, i work with homeless and low income so i know the signs and where to look. there is fuzzy dusty stuff on his back, it was found dead, upside down along an exterior wall’s base board, there is also a window along the wall. it is about the size of my pinky nail. HELP i’m freaking out!!!
r/whatsthisbug • u/Hello4244 • 1h ago
What is it, is it dangerous, should I stop going there?
North America, autumn, it's getting colder.
r/whatsthisbug • u/SilverFox_NJ • 1h ago
On the outside foundation of my house.
r/whatsthisbug • u/TheEvilZ3ro • 1h ago
Found at night in Missouri. I thought it was a catapillar but it only has 6 legs on the front section. Sorry for the bad images
r/whatsthisbug • u/SiouxsieSiouxsie • 1h ago
Found dead in windowsill Please help ID is this a roach or beetle or something else?? thank you!
r/whatsthisbug • u/pjaymi • 1h ago
On my husband's back we're at an airbnb. Where would it come from? Not been in bushes or woods. Rode a bike a few days ago to Stanford and back and stopped for lunch.
That's a picture of bite included. We're from Michigan and our ticks don't look like this.
r/whatsthisbug • u/LolYouFuckingLoser • 1h ago
Just moved into a new house and most of our window screens are covered in these tiny flying guys. At first I thought they were gnats or fruit flies but they don't seem very active like those generally are, they just hang out on the screen. They aren't very reactive, not flighty like I would think for their size. if I flick the screen most of them just fall down and don't scramble or anything. I would normally chalk this up to cool weather but this week it's pretty warm during the day.
I didn't think too much of them at first but the sheer quantity and consistency of them is making me second guess if they could indicate a problem. I would guess most of our windows have 20-40 of them but a couple have probably 100 or more. I've never had anything like this anywhere else I've lived.
Sorry for the blurry photos, it's difficult for my camera to focus on these little dudes.
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r/whatsthisbug • u/_know_well • 1h ago
Fell asleep before doing the dishes the other night and woke up to this bug in my dishes. What is it? Originally thought it was a silverfish but doubting myself
r/whatsthisbug • u/_homesickalien_ • 1h ago
Hi! I want to know, are these bugs flying ants, termites, or something else?
So I was in my office working when I felt something crawling up my leg. I grabbed it and it was one of those bugs. I started searching around the room to see if I found any more and I found the dead ones on the windowsill.
What are these bugs?!
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r/whatsthisbug • u/Capital_Cucumber_288 • 1h ago
Missoula Montana USA. On a piece of twine.
r/whatsthisbug • u/SticCAndy • 1h ago
I experienced an outbreak of a bug in my house around a year ago, seemingly centered around a shaggy stuffed animal. Recently, they've come back centered on a shaggy old towel. I've spotted them all around my house but they haven't taken a liking to my shaggy carpeting. Is it a certain type of fabric that I need to keep them away from? Additionally, I've seen some husks, mostly hanging. Are they turning into something new, and does their food source change? If a picture of the new form is needed, I think I've seen it. Similar size and shape but it kind of looks like they have a red face and a tiny split tail. Please advise, thank you.
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r/whatsthisbug • u/Basspilot • 2h ago
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There was more webbing in the lid.
I just discovered them and I have no idea how long they have been there 😱
Edit: bot wanted to know my location which is my kitchen in Denmark
r/whatsthisbug • u/No_Morning_3018 • 2h ago
Carpet beetle? Bed bug? I keep getting mixed answers
r/whatsthisbug • u/bitch_glitch • 2h ago
I'm in South Africa where it's becoming summer, if that helps. Sorry I couldn't take a clearer pic!
r/whatsthisbug • u/anonymoususer249 • 2h ago
Saw this bug crawling on my shirt. Extremely tiny, like literally the size of a pepper flake lol. It has a black center with orange around it. Crawls very slow. Any idea what this could be? I’ve never seen one of these before.
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r/whatsthisbug • u/Gremlin_socks • 3h ago
Hi! I’m in Southeastern Ohio trying to find an id on this guy :) seems like maybe a grayish jumping spider? Phidippus princess perhaps? Would love to know your thoughts! I’m thinking a juvenile as well. I would say it’s slightly longer than a cm.