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If there's a new bug in your life and you want to identify it, you're in the right place. Here you will find photographs and descriptions of 31 of the most commonly encountered bugs, insects, and similar arthropods. It's easy to get started—just scroll down and match your bug with one of the photos in this guide. If it's a close but not perfect mat...
If you have a bathroom or a basement, chances are good you have seen these little insects on the wall. As the name suggests, they look like little moths but are actually flies in the awesomely named family Psychodidae. The larvae breed in drains, and even if your house is clean and your drains are well-kept, you may see a moth fly or two. They are ...
Of all the bugs identified in this guide, cow killers are just about the scariest. They're also called "velvet ants," but they're actually a species of wingless wasp. They get their common name from the ferocity of their sting, which is supposed to be painful enough to kill a cow. There are many different kinds, ranging from small ant-sized species...
Late on warm summer nights, you will hear katydids and related bugs making a variety of chirps and buzzes. These are thought to be mating calls, usually made by the male trying to attract and locate the female. Some species have a call that sounds like "katy did!" hence the common name. Katydids are strong jumpers and can also fly; they are attract...
Assassin—or ambush—bug identification is pretty easy—it's finding them that's difficult. Assassin bugs are the death-dealing ninjas of the insect world, and their camouflage and stealth are legendary. Some kinds are known as ambush bugs: these hide inside flowers, waiting to grab and kill flies, butterflies, and even bees and wasps. These insects k...
Earwigs look fierce, thanks to those huge "pincers" on the tail. But this bug is completely harmless. The pincers are used in mating, and unless it's an absolutely huge earwig and you put your little finger right in the middle of their pincers, they won't get to you. Note that these are not like the mandibles that some insects, like the stag beetle...
Recluse spiders get a lot of bad press, and some of it is well-deserved. The most common and widespread recluse spider in North America is the brown recluse species Loxosceles reclusa. There are other Loxoscelesrecluse spiders in the Southwest and Hawaii, and they all have similar habits, living in dark corners and prowling around at night looking ...
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Welcome to BugFiles, a database designed to help gardeners identify the insects, spider, and butterflies in their gardens. BugFiles continues to grow through the collaborative efforts of 2,985 gardeners from around the world. Any registered user may add new insects, images, comments, and ZIP codes.
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BugGuide.Net is a website where you can share and learn about insects, spiders, and other related creatures from the US and Canada. You can browse photos, guides, and maps of various orders, families, genera, and species.
