Fly

Drain Fly

Psychodidae (subfamily Psychodinae, sometimes called 'moth flies')

Fly (general)

Too indistinct to identify a specific scientific name. It belongs to the order Diptera.

House fly

Musca domestica

Fruit Fly

Drosophila melanogaster (common species, but could be other Drosophila species)

Drain Fly

Psychodidae

Drain Fly

Psychodidae

Crane Fly

Tipulidae

Crane Fly

Tipulidae (various genera and species)

Fruit Fly

Drosophila melanogaster

Crane Fly

Tipula species (or other genera within Tipulidae)

Crane Fly

Tipula spp. (a common genus within the family Tipulidae)

Crane Fly

Tipulidae

Drain Fly

Psychodidae

Fruit Fly

Drosophila melanogaster (likely)

Crane Fly

Tipulidae

Drain Fly

Psychoda spp.

Drain Fly

Psychodidae (subfamily Psychodinae)

House Fly

Musca domestica

House fly

Musca domestica

Fruit fly

Drosophila melanogaster

Robber Fly

Asilidae (family)

Drain Fly (larvae)

Psychodidae (larvae)

Fly (likely a Common House Fly or similar species)

Musca domestica (for Common House Fly, but identification to species without clearer images is difficult)

Fly (likely a Common House Fly or similar species)

Musca domestica (or related Diptera species)

Fly Larva (Maggot)

Brachycera (Suborder)

Bird Droppings

Uric acid/Fecal matter (Aves)

Drain Fly (also known as Moth Fly, Sink Fly, Filter Fly, or Sewer Gnat)

Psychodidae

Hornet Mimic Hoverfly

Volucella zonaria

Human Lice

Pediculus humanus

Varied Carpet Beetle

Anthrenus verbasci

Linen Head Louse (Nit)

Pediculus humanus capitis

Booklouse (or Psocid)

Order Psocodea

House Fly Maggot

Musca domestica (larva)

Booklouse

Liposcelis sp.

Minute Pirate Bug

Orius insidiosus

Head Louse

Pediculus humanus capitis

Body Louse

Pediculus humanus humanus

Fruit Fly (common house fly type)

Drosophila melanogaster (for a common fruit fly) or Musca domestica (for a common house fly, though the image appears sm...

Detached Leg (likely from a Crane Fly or Spider)

N/A (partial specimen)

Four-banded Sand Wasp

Bembix quadrifasciata

Pseudoscorpion

Chelifer cancroides (common example)

Fly (Pupa or Larva)

Varies widely by species within the order Diptera, e.g., Musca domestica (house fly), Calliphora vomitoria (bluebottle f...