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I tag spiders as #spiders and things that look like them as #spiderlike
All bugs support trans rights <3
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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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@ichneumoniid
Hi :>
I mainly post bug photos here- all photos are mine unless otherwise stated
I tag spiders as #spiders and things that look like them as #spiderlike
All bugs support trans rights <3
This stubby little assassin bug hunts millipedes. You would think such an insect would be found, like, somewhere near millipede habitat, but this one was flitting along a stretch of sidewalk.
(Rhiginia cruciata, IN, 5/14/2026)
Beautiful perfect angel I love you so much
(Zenaida macroura, IN, 5/18/2026)
Check out this gorgeous tachinid!
(Epalpus signifer, 4/15/2026)
Chance encounter with a celebrity
(Gopherus polyphemus, 12/21/2025)
Showing my mantis earthrise
Big wauce and little wauce
(Polistes major major, Polistes dorsalis dorsalis, 12/22/2025)
Who up firing they fly
I cannot emphasize enough how unexpected this creature was. A mucousy blob nearly the size of my foot revealed itself to be a seahare when moved back into the water
(Aplysia brasiliana, 12/23/2025)
Little baby man
(Areopaguristes hummi, 12/24/2025)
Whuh
(Egretta tricolor, 12/22/2025)
As the year began, so it draws to a close: with lumps
(Alsophila pometaria, 8/21/2025)
Freeloader flies (yes, delightfully, that’s the common name) snacking on a bee snared by a mantis
(Desmometopa sp, 9/19/2025)
Scoliid wasp appreciation post!!
These beautiful wasps are parasitoids of scarab larvae, including the Japanese beetle, which is a common invasive species where I live
(Scolia dubia dubia, Scolia bicincta, Scolia nobilitata nobilitata, 8&9/2025)
(Euphoria sepulcralis, 8/18/2025)
Three dabloons
(Xylocopa virginica, 8/13/2025)
*Hands you a snake*
Found this little fellow, probably a young hatchling, in a window well and he was chill enough to let me photograph him for about 20 minutes after retrieval
(Storeria dekayi, 7/18/2025)