Antlion larva (or 'doodlebug')
Myrmeleonidae (larva)
Broad-nosed Weevil (possibly) and Woodlouse (left)
Curculionidae (for the weevil-like insect), Isopoda (for the woodlouse)
Field Cricket (black) and possibly a Katydid or Bush Cricket (tan)
Gryllus (for Field Cricket), Tettigoniidae (for Katydid/Bush Cricket)
Honey Bee
Apis mellifera
Cricket
Gryllidae (family)
Carpenter Bee
Xylocopa (likely Xylocopa virginica in North America)
Carpet Beetle (likely Varied Carpet Beetle or Black Carpet Beetle)
Anthrenus verbasci (Varied Carpet Beetle) or Attagenus unicolor (Black Carpet Beetle)
Fungus Gnat Larva
Sciaridae (many genera and species)
Carpet Beetle Larva (potentially Black Carpet Beetle or Varied Carpet Beetle larva)
Varied Carpet Beetle: 'Anthrenus verbasci', Black Carpet Beetle: 'Attagenus unicolor', or other Dermestidae species
Clothing moth larva
Tineola bisselliella
Unable to identify
N/A
Snail or Slug trail
Gastropoda (Class)
Cockroach
Blattodea (Order)
Ant
Formicidae
Wasp Spider, Banded Garden Spider
Argiope bruennichi
Carpet beetle (likely Black Carpet Beetle)
Attagenus unicolor (for Black Carpet Beetle, species may vary within Dermestidae)
Looper Caterpillar (tentative identification)
Most likely from the family Geometridae, such as "green semilooper" like Chrysodeixis eriosoma or similar species within...
Leaf-footed bug nymph (likely Leaffooted Bug nymph)
Coreidae (family, specific species not identifiable from image)
Carpet Beetle
Anthrenus (most likely Anthrenus verbasci)
Praying Mantis
Mantis religiosa (or various other species depending on region)
Booklouse
Psocoptera (various species)
Unidentifiable Object/Debris
N/A
Undetermined micro-organism or cellular debris
N/A
Unidentifiable microscopic organism or artifact
Undetermined
Unidentifiable organic material
N/A
Unidentifiable Specimen (due to insufficient visual information)
Undeterminable
Unidentifiable Object/Artifact
N/A
Mold or Fungi
Multiple species (Kingdom Fungi)
Unable to identify - appearance of lint or debris
N/A
Carpet beetle larva
Anthrenus scrophulariae (varied carpet beetle) or similar species within Dermestidae
Not identifiable as an insect or bug; appears to be a cluster of fibers/hairs
N/A
Not identifiable as an insect or bug
N/A
Not an insect/bug - likely human hair or fiber bundle
N/A
Ant Decamp
Decameron Beetle
Dung beetle
Scarabaeidae
Dung beetle
Scarabaeidae (various genera and species)
No insect or bug is visible in the image
N/A
Fruit fly, Vinegar fly
Drosophila melanogaster (most common, but many species in the Drosophilidae family)
Fungus Gnat
Bradysia spp.
There is no identifiable insect or bug in the provided image. The image is completely black. To identify any insect or b...
N/A
Fruit fly
Drosophila melanogaster (common species)
No insect or bug identifiable
N/A