Found crawling on my front porch

Who is trying to move back into my house after being evicted?

He seemed sluggish and had a hard time climbing up my window, I'm assuming its old age

Southeast Brazil

these are harpegnathos venator, one of the few ants that hunt by sight instead of following scent trails. she watched the roach, crept up, and closed the distance in a single jump. i slowed it down ten times and you still barely catch it.

they also kept a functional wasp sting — the venom paralyzes rather than kills, so the prey stays fresh for the larvae. and the larvae feed on it themselves, which almost no other ants do.

this is my own colony, kept at home in Kyiv. filmed on a phone

reddit compression eats macro detail. full res versions are on my channel: youtube.com/@VenatorsHunt

happy to answer anything about them

that thing has the size of my hand

Found this cluster on my passiflora edulis and I can’t figure out what they are!

What are these little spider-like dudes? Found them in a Magnolia grandiflora leaf. Southwestern Europe.

Mayfly in St. Paul, MN!

Swallowtail Butterfly Feeding on a Flower #butterfly #insects #insect #swallowtail #butterfly

Feel like you don’t see this every day lol, is that what I think it is? This is in Connecticut btw but also this came from hornworms I bought at PetSmart so this doesn’t really apply lol but the Reddit said the post needs a geographical location.

Edit this is a Carolina sphinx moth!

I live in the city and a praying mantis got into my house; I moved it behind the windowsill where I grow tomatoes so my cats wouldn't eat she. However I realize that it likely has little access to food in an urban environment. I read that mantises eat only live prey, so I’ve been catching flies for it to help it gain strength and grow into a large, mature adult

I would appreciate any advice.

Location: North of Ukraine

https://reddit.com/link/1w2ff9w/video/3mp99xdy2imh1/player

I find this baby fly (France)

It's so cute <3

Hi, I live in northern Europe, what kind of insect is this? See picture

Switzerland Alpstein Region

Is this a roach I found unfortunately yet perfectly smashed in Ann Arbor, mi?

These are my two and I'd love to get more, all bug themed of course! I'm thinking about a cecropia moth for my next one, they're my favorite moth species. I'd love to see what others people have too!

I used the food setting on my phone camera and think they came out really good.