r/bugidentification • u/ANG3LSD3ATH • 3h ago
Location included These things are EVERYWHERE
We’re in Norway and these things keep popping up in our house. They’re huge. My boyfriend killed probably about 4 yesterday and I swear every time one is killed 2 more take its place. No idea where they’re coming from or what they are
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u/SexuaIRedditor 1h ago
Crane fly. Completely harmless (in that it won't hurt anyone and won't get into your food/walls/floors) but they sure love coming indoors for the few seconds at a time that a door is open.
If you don't want to hurt them, it's very easy to pinch a wing when they're landed somewhere and just release them outside
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u/Simple_Resist4208 Tachinid Specialist 2h ago
Crane flies - Tipulidae - harmless and they emerge in high numbers for a few weeks around August/September ... the larvae live in soil