I found this cute little creature on a hike and was wondering if anyone knew what it was called? It looks more like it would be in the moth family to me but I can't be sure.

Some are attached and they are surprising fast. I thought tick larva but I’m still finding some unengorged after a week which doesn’t seem right. They so small as to be barely visible.

Just converted a barn to a livable space in western North Carolina. And these little guys keep on coming.

whatever it is I would like him to respectfully go away 😔

Never seen this in my life! Found while disc golfing in Illinois, USA.

I set this up for two — a red ladybird near the top of the reed and a flea beetle further down, both working along the same stem. Then a damselfly flew straight through the background at the exact moment I pressed the shutter, which made three.

When I got home and pulled the files up on screen I saw the fourth: something small and pale sitting right on the ladybird's rear end.

I genuinely don't know what it is. iNaturalist has suggested everything from Hesperomyces harmoniae, a parasitic fungus that grows on ladybird elytra, to Hexapoda, which basically means "something with six legs". My own guess is a larva, or possibly a very small beetle. Would welcome any input.

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Slavonski Brod, Croatia

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Found in Thailand, outside near our sweet potato plants. The little guy has wings and can fly. Any ideas who this little golden guy is?

I live in Denmark btw! If that helps.

Denmark in the south-west area of the country. From a video i got it’s a bit bigger than the size of the nail on my thumb? So i’d guess 1,5cm-2cm in length. from head to wing-tip.

What in the name of all that is holy is this thing?

Please help me. Over the last month I've found at least 3 of them in my flat. I'm scared I'll have to deep clean everything and throw away all of my food.

I dont mind bugs, i took him outside, but I'm worried there will be a lot of them in my flat.

I'm in Austria, Europe if that helps!

Hi im a vendor for frito and found this beast hiding under the cheetos.
Found in a chevron off hwy 211 im braselton, GA

I'm from Goiás, Brazil, and found it in the middle of the industry where I work. There are trucks loaded with grains everywhere, but I found it under a mango tree.

What kind of bug is this?

found in North Carolina, it’s been in my garden for days now

Saw a brown caterpiller using this leaf cocoon almost like a snail shell. About two inches in length. I see these things hanging on the walls all the time, I didn't know they had worms in them. What is this little guy?

Located in western Washington. Is this a praying mantis??? I've never seen one and I've lived here my whole life. Its pretty big, maybe 3 inches long. I'm too scared to get close and measure him lol

Located in upstate New York. Guessing it hitched a ride on the flower. Roughly 1/4" in length

Northern IL. Just noticed these today. Any idea what they are? I'm leaving the plant outside until I get a positive ID. I can't figure out how to add another video of the larvae. Thanks.

They’re small. Approx 3mm x 1mm. Tampa, Florida

I'm in Minnesota, hard to tell in the picture but it was eating something that had wings

i’m currently in new york (just got home from a flight from atlanta) and also my roommate has a cat. the cat was sitting right near where i found the bug, not sure if it came off of him or what. it doesn’t look like a tick or flea to me but i’m a little worried so any identification would be appreciated! it’s tiny with a clear and red/black body. also didn’t see any others.