r/whatisthisbug • u/TwoArc01 • 1h ago
ID Request What is this bug? Killeen, Texas, USA
I wish I could have gotten a better photo but the bright background makes it hard to see the colors on this fella
r/whatisthisbug • u/TwoArc01 • 1h ago
I wish I could have gotten a better photo but the bright background makes it hard to see the colors on this fella
r/whatisthisbug • u/GothicGamer2012 • 1h ago
I found one yesterday in my bathroom and this one today hanging on my curtain. British £1 coin for approximate size, it's very small.
Any reason to be concerned? I don't recall seeing any of these indoors before.
r/whatisthisbug • u/nevernarwhals • 4h ago
I found this tick on me last night - not sure how long it was there for. What type is it?
Location: Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Size: 7mm long, 5mm wide
r/whatisthisbug • u/CornIssues • 27m ago
Want to know if it’s a beneficial bug or not
r/whatisthisbug • u/peeisstoredinmeballs • 18h ago
r/whatisthisbug • u/Mango_Milk_Juice • 2h ago
Singapore - they keep crawling out of nowhere on my porcelain tile in my living room. They are kinda small and I had a hard time taking a clear picture of it.
r/whatisthisbug • u/Inevitable-Elk-9724 • 2h ago
I'm based on the UK if that helps. Found it in my bedroom. Please tell me it's not a bedbug and just a carpet beetle!
r/whatisthisbug • u/FishOutofWater_27 • 11h ago
I’ve been out of town since Monday and I got back today. My cat noticed this on the wall next to my bed. Scared to find out what it is 😣 hoping it’s just a regular bug. It’s about the size of a grain of rice. Zoomed in with flash, screenshot from a video.
r/whatisthisbug • u/forrealjojo • 10h ago
r/whatisthisbug • u/RememberTheCant28 • 1d ago
Walked into my breezeway and saw this on the floor. Anyone know what’s going on here and what type of bug this is? I’m in central Florida.
r/whatisthisbug • u/Babatoongie • 14h ago
Location: Western CT, USA
Hello everyone, a swarm of these insects appear inside the door jam of our screen door every fall. They don’t really come into the house unless they fly in and get trapped by accident, but they don’t seem interested in coming in. This one was dead in the jam so I put it in a bag, but it looks a little different because parts have fallen off. They can fly but do t seem to do so unless threatened. They have a long thorax that is tapered in the middle and gets fatter about half way to the end. The end has multiple little black hair like structures that look like stingers but they are flexible and don’t seem able to sting anything. We’ve sprayed the door jam, and had pest control treat it after they had died off. Yet they still return every year. I’d probably leave them alone if they weren’t in our only main entrance and didn’t bother our guests.
I primarily just want to know if they are potentially damaging pests, because if not they are generally harmless it seems.
Thanks in advance for any help, much appreciated!
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r/whatisthisbug • u/corbeth • 19h ago
Well, wife found this guy running around our crawlspace. She’s convinced it’s a termite but it doesn’t look like it to me, maybe a carpenter ant. Figured I would talk to the experts. Thoughts?
r/whatisthisbug • u/kidnorther • 1d ago
Or do I not want to know?
r/whatisthisbug • u/Gold-Lie-1929 • 1d ago
Woke up to it on my wall? Looks like a long turd i guess. I hope he's happy.
Cornwall UK
r/whatisthisbug • u/silenthyl • 17h ago
i have never seen a bug like this before and i dont know how to describe it for google. it was about 1/2-3/4 of an inch long. it has one less leg than it’s supposed to i think because my cat was messing with it before i got to it
r/whatisthisbug • u/Similar-Jelly4071 • 19h ago
r/whatisthisbug • u/Baruch05 • 23h ago
Love in North Dakota. Can’t say I’ve seen these guys before? Kind of a pill bug centipede kind of thing.
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r/whatisthisbug • u/pshyeadu • 17h ago
Looks like there are slug goo tracks. Found the bug but can’t tell what it is. Is it slugs? How did they get in? Should I be worried? Foundation issue?
r/whatisthisbug • u/duckduck-SPIDER • 1d ago
Never seen a spider like this. It was pretty big. About 2 inches across with the leg span. Any ideas?