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Found this in bed sheets, thinking potentially segment of earwig but not sure. In southwest Louisiana.
I’m located in Germany. The body length of it is approximately 2mm. We find them from time to time in gaps and holes of a freshly renovated house.
Hi, found these inside my home. Not sure what they are or where they are coming from. ID please.
What is this thing? I found a lot of them in my flour. My location is Tokyo
Is this a Phorrid fly?
Looks like a mosquito but flies very weird, found in Oceanside, California
i came back from an idaho trip on the 4th of november and i swear one of these came out of my bag but i thought i killed it!!! now i see this on my wall today it’s the 30th. i’m in illinois it could be native to here but i have such a clean house HOW do i have this in my bedroom. is this a roach where is it from
Found in Minnesota ok don’t get me wrong I love bugs but for the past 5 days one or twice a afternoon I’ve been having the spiderlings crawling down my ceiling on there webs but I am wondering is there any way to tell what they are I know it’s getting cold and there looking for a warm place but I I Have have my whole bedroom a full clean and cave and nothing there still coming in is there any way to know what’s happening btw it’s only being found in my bed room sorry for picture they are super tiny
Found one the other day on my arm crawling onto me from the couch, now tonight on my scalp and it bit my head which itches like crazy. Doesn’t look like lice to me, closest google image match I saw was maybe chewing lice? I have cats and dogs. Please help before I cry. This is hella zoomed in on a piece of toilet paper (25x zoom, iPhone 15 pro max for reference) of the initial one on my arm the other day.
Found in my garage. There's one more close by but not nearly as big. I did a image search on google and that's what it came up with. If it's winter is it likely abandoned? Can I just scrape it off? Located in Washington State.
We picked up our chistmas tree and had this little guy in the car. Best photo I got until it flew away. We are in the Bay Area. Any ideas?
[Located in San Francisco, USA]
I've been getting these little bugs in my plants, healthy or dormant or reviving (like this alocasia polly, it's actually doing fine) but mostly only in the medium of fluval stratum. They crawl around in the medium, sometimes they crawl up on the stem, and I haven't seen them on the leaves (could be that I just didn't notice them, they are so small). The plants get normal bright indirect light.
Anyways, I've looked it up and some people say they are springtails, but they don't look like springtail larvae as shown on Google searches. What are they?? Are they hurting my plants?? Are they thrips?? There are so many of them!! I used Captain Jack's insecticidal soap and drenched the medium, they stopped moving, then I water the plant and they came back alive, crawling up and down again. I'm so confused. I would be so grateful if someone can settle my paranoia once and for all, if this is something I need to get on treating or can I sleep peacefully on this. Thank you all so much!
I live in a two family house. We’ve had a fly problem (I think they are phorid flies) for the past like year and a half. Today I was cleaning trying to find the flys and I came across this dead insect under a desk. It looks like it’s been dead a while as it was dusty. I’m concerned it might be a roach but really praying that it isn’t. We live in Connecticut for reference. Thanks in advance for any help or advice
We brought our Christmas tree home, and this guy was on it. I was trying to do some research, but I’m still not sure what it is and if it’s viable.
Found in my house, located in New England
In midlands uk. Finding these in one of my room
Calgary AB
It lays eggs that are like tiny off-white pearls, spread out, not together, on my Acmella Oleracea (technically a herb). Manchester, UK.