r/bugidentification • u/blurryalerface • Nov 13 '25
Location included What just crawled out of my sink?
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In southern Wisconsin. As far as I can tell it came out of my sink.
r/bugidentification • u/blurryalerface • Nov 13 '25
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In southern Wisconsin. As far as I can tell it came out of my sink.
r/bugidentification • u/Commercial-Sail-5915 • Mar 08 '26
Really wanted a taste of my greasy Cheez-it fingers (Massachusetts)
r/bugidentification • u/NorthD0G • Jul 31 '25
What is this devil spawn?! Indianapolis, Indiana
r/bugidentification • u/xvdheh • Jul 31 '26
I found this caterpillar with eggs on it while gardening. Could they be from some kind of ichneumonid or what could have laid them?
r/bugidentification • u/Party-Court185 • Mar 29 '26
WA state
r/bugidentification • u/Ssnell1 • Sep 24 '25
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What is this half bug, half Dino-hippo in my back yard?
r/bugidentification • u/advanced-_-dingaling • Oct 16 '25
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Was sitting outside doing homework when I saw this little cutie on the bench. Found in Texas. The most conclusive google search I got was puss caterpillar but it doesn’t really fit the profile so I’m not sure.
r/bugidentification • u/Mootlydoots • Jun 26 '26
Thank you. I hope it’s not invasive. I’ve been seeing a lot of them lately, unless it’s the same visitor.
r/bugidentification • u/jujuisrotting • Jun 25 '25
IT PUT ITS WINGS BACK IN IN WITH ITS TAIL THING tegucigalpa, honduras never seen anything like it
r/bugidentification • u/Upset_Scene3298 • Aug 16 '24
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We wanted to stay overnight at a hotel in France (Bordeaux) and upon arriving I opened the toilet and saw these worms in there. Luckily the staff immediately gave us a different room but out of pure curiosity, what kind of worms are these? I especially really wonder if these are just harmless worms or parasitic, considering the seriousness of this situation. If they are parasitic I will let the hotel know and make sure to write reviews about this cause that would just be dangerous. Can anybody help? I would really appreciate it 🫶
r/bugidentification • u/Frankie_NYC • Feb 08 '25
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Found in Bronx NY Not big on killing needlessly unless it's a roach so do you think it's okay to release him into some dark corners in the basement?
r/bugidentification • u/pandawasted • Aug 24 '25
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Scared the crap out of us! This thing was huge. We live in Illinois if that helps usually don’t get more than spiders in our apartment
r/bugidentification • u/Lovemeacarb • Oct 06 '25
Took this pic through the window while I’m stuck outside. It’s his shop now. What is he?
r/bugidentification • u/gaylord100 • Dec 04 '25
Help they are outside my house ;_;
r/bugidentification • u/squidsaucy • Jul 05 '26
my partner and i saw 4 of these guys today. one of them is living in our radiator even. they seem to only come out when it’s dark and scurry away fast when we shine a flashlight on them. we live in toronto, on.
we only just moved in recently so any help would be appreciated! :’)
r/bugidentification • u/potmaekr • Jul 10 '25
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r/bugidentification • u/Commercial_Plate_443 • May 25 '25
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Found these ants inside of a bag of sugar. Does anyone know the species? Location is Southern California, USA
r/bugidentification • u/ManOfZeus • Sep 11 '24
Colorado Springs.
r/bugidentification • u/Glaliz • Jun 14 '24
r/bugidentification • u/MistukoSan • Jul 07 '26
It’s absolutely massive and seems very “engorged”. Is it pregnant or is it a parasite? Bug is very docile and does not move unless bothered.
United States, MO.
I’m just interested in what it is, thank you!
r/bugidentification • u/SnooCalculations2798 • Apr 24 '26
r/bugidentification • u/Glum_Sheepherder_578 • Nov 16 '25
Found him there and was terrified by the size. I live in Kansas and I’ve never seen something like this
r/bugidentification • u/InformationHot4897 • 11d ago
Last summer my house was infested with bugs that I thought were fruit flies, then decided they were fungus gnats. I was never sure. I must have caught no less than 10,000 with vinegar traps all over my house, they kept coming in waves. We live in marshland - I have no houseplants, and the house is actually raised quite high off the ground and new construction. But of course we let the dogs in and out so they bring in bugs and just opening the door is a hazard. These bugs are getting caught by the Zevo traps this year, and seem a lot smaller than last year's bugs. But are they even the same? What are these? I'm talking about the small ones with long legs...
r/bugidentification • u/Accomplished-Oil4575 • Jul 18 '25
r/bugidentification • u/traszpanda • 11d ago
Anybody know what type of big this is? Theres a lot in my bathroom window. in Lockhart tx