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Green lacewing (likely)
Chrysopidae, likely Chrysoperla sp.
Black cutworm moth
Agrotis ipsilon
Blister beetle
Likely *Meloe* species (oil beetle)
Millipede
Class Diplopoda (exact species not identifiable from the image)
Carpet beetle larva
Likely Anthrenus sp.
Not identifiable from the image
Undetermined
Cross orb-weaver (European garden spider)
Araneus diadematus
Tick (likely a hard tick)
Ixodidae; species cannot be determined from this image
Assassin bug nymph (likely a wheel bug nymph)
Arilus cristatus
Unidentified small beetle (image too blurry for reliable identification)
Uncertain; not identifiable from this image
German cockroach
Blattella germanica
Huntsman spider
Heteropoda venatoria
Possibly a spitting spider
Scytodes sp.
Giant house spider
Eratigena atrica species group (formerly Tegenaria atrica)
Springtail
Likely a globular springtail (Collembola); species cannot be determined from the image.
Ant (likely a pavement ant)
Tetramorium species
No bug visible (the image depicts a cat in a painting)
Not applicable
Not identifiable from the image
Undetermined
Bumblebee
Bombus sp. (species not identifiable from the photo)
Indianmeal moth
Plodia interpunctella
Likely booklouse (psocid)
Liposcelis sp.
Likely clothes moth larva
Possibly Tineola bisselliella
Carpet beetle larva (likely)
Anthrenus sp. (unconfirmed)
Likely bed bug nymph
Cimex lectularius
Wolf spider
Lycosidae (species uncertain)
Barklouse (booklouse)
Likely a barklouse in the order Psocodea; exact species cannot be identified from the photo
Western conifer seed bug
Leptoglossus occidentalis
Likely booklouse (psocid)
Liposcelis species
Kissing bug (likely)
Triatoma sp. (tentative)
Booklouse (barklouse)
Psocid; likely a species of *Liposcelis*
Booklouse (barklouse)
Psocid; likely a booklouse in the family Liposcelididae
Not identifiable from the image
Undetermined
Likely booklouse (barklouse)
Psocid; exact species cannot be determined from the photo
Booklouse (barklouse)
Likely Liposcelis species
Likely human flea
Pulex irritans
Louse (likely a head louse)
Pediculus humanus capitis
Likely attached tick (possibly a hard tick)
Ixodidae, genus and species undetermined
Cockroach (likely a nymph)
Blattodea; exact species cannot be reliably determined from the photo
Seed bug (likely a burrowing bug)
Cydnidae; exact species cannot be determined from the photo
Springtail
Likely a globular springtail (order-level identification only)
Tick (likely a hard tick)
Ixodidae, species undetermined
Jumping spider
Salticidae (species undetermined)
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