literally just bugs

Moth, he/him. 23.. I like taking pictures of bugs i find. Will try to identify them in the post but im just a guy who thinks bugs are cute, i dont know everything about them, im still learning. please feel free to tell me if im wrong. icon made on picrew. background photo taken by me. please do not use my photos without permission

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[thelesserof2weevils]

This is (Chlorochroa uhleri) Uhlers stink bug. Never seen one before!

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Ill be honest, not sure if im right on this one so I googled it. Google claims its a running crab spider ? Any idea?

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This is (Chlorochroa uhleri) Uhlers stink bug. Never seen one before!

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Back with what I think is a hyaline grass bug! Its so pretty!

[saturniiddoodles-deactivated202]

pillars 🐛

top to bottom, luna, cecropia, and monarch. from a few wips

[thelesserof2weevils]

This is a army cutworm moth (Euxoa auxiliaris) im pretty sure. Found him chilling by the light outside

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i was at a cafe today and they had glasses of sugar with like a tiny lid on the tables and one lid was open so a bunch of wasps were climbing in and literally shoving the sugar into their mouths with their little paws

they hit the sugary jackpot

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Friend and I had a discussion where we couldn't agree what bug this is. He said stink bug, I don't think so cause its thinner. Google said true bug. I think its a true bug

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I got Arthropod earrings at hot topic. Wearing the millipedes today

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Honestly no clue what this little guy was. Saw it in the laundry room. Think its maybe a false widow. Anyone know?

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This is a Leaftier Moth. Saw it outside my house

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Okay, today's little guy is what I thought was a moth but is actually a drain fly. I'd never actually see one before. The scientific name for this guy is Clogmia albipunctata

It's adorable tbh

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Was leaving work and I saw this spider. It's a female black widow , and I'm like 75 percent sure it's a western black widow. It's scientific name is: Latrodectus hesperus. I also learned that black widows play dead when faced with predators.

She was carefully lifted with my bus pass and relocated to a grassy area nearby with a few bushes and trees.

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Video description: Close up of a young regal jumping spider (Phidippus regius) with a similarly sized fruit fly that it has captured. The spider has punctured the bright red eye of the fly with its chelicerae/fangs. As the spider feeds, the red color visibly drains out of the fly's eye. There is no audio.

From Deep Look on YouTube.

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Got these pictures of some ants doing their thing this morning. Im not 100% but I think they might be pavement ants (Tetramorium immigrans).

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Saw this mayfly on a bus bench. Seems he was waiting for the bus too. Wonder where he's going?