Bug tag

True Bug

Rove Beetle

Staphylinidae (family)

False Powderpost Beetle (likely an Anobiidae or Bostrichidae species)

Difficult to determine exact species from the image, but likely Ptinus spp. or a related genus within Anobiidae/Bostrich...

Fungus Gnat

Bradysia spp. (though various genera exist in the Sciaridae and Mycetophilidae families)

Crane Fly

Tipulidae

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

Psychodidae

Mosquito

Various genera within Culicidae (e.g., Anopheles, Aedes, Culex)

Robber Fly

Asilidae (Family)

Drain Fly (or Moth Fly, Psychodid Fly)

Psychoda spp.

Hoverfly (Flower Fly)

Various species within the family Syrphidae (e.g., Eristalis tenax, Episyrphus balteatus)

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

Psychodidae (Family), specifically Clogmia albipunctata often encountered indoors

Leatherjacket larva (Crane Fly Larva)

Tipula species (larva)

Fruit Fly

Drosophila melanogaster (common species, but many others exist)

Bat fly

Nycteribiidae / Streblidae (Specific genus/species indeterminate from image)

Moth Fly

Psychodidae

Fruit fly

Drosophila melanogaster

Camel Cricket, Cave Cricket, Spider Cricket

Ceuthophilus spp. (a common genus of camel crickets)

Mold or Fungi (specifically a slime mold or similar growth)

Not identifiable from image; likely a species within Mycetozoa or similar fungal groups

Booklouse / Psocid

Various species, common examples include Liposcelis corrodens, Psocus spp.

Small Crane Fly

Trichoceridae species

Velvet Ant (likely Dasymutilla occidentalis, the Eastern Velvet Ant or Cow Killer)

Dasymutilla spp. (likely Dasymutilla occidentalis, given the common dark color and robust appearance, though precise ide...

Assassin Bug (likely a species of Damsel Bug or Thread-legged Bug, both closely related to Assassin Bugs due to the slen...

Reduviidae family members exhibit a wide range of genera and species. Without a clearer, more detailed image, a specific...

Cabbage Looper

Trichoplusia ni

Non-biting Midge

Chironomidae

Bloodworm (Chironomid Larva)

Chironomidae (larval stage)

Dung Beetle (likely a species of Scarab beetle)

Many species, e.g., Onthophagus taurus (a common European species) or Phalacronothus (a genus within Scarabaeidae). Iden...

Fly (likely a small species like a Gnat or Fruit Fly)

Given the ambiguity of the image, a specific scientific name cannot be provided. It belongs to the Order Diptera. If it ...

Lily Beetle

Lilioceris lilii

Drain Fly / Moth Fly / Filter Fly

Psychoda spp. (e.g., Psychoda alternata)

Drain Fly Larva (Psychodidae)

Psychoda spp. (larva)

Midge larva (likely Chironomid)

Chironomidae (Chironomus spp. or similar)

Drain Fly

Psychodidae

Bloodworm

Chironomus plumosus (a common species, though many Chironomidae larvae are called bloodworms)

Drain Fly

Psychodidae (subfamily Psychodinae)

Snow Flea

Hypogastrura nivicola

No insect or bug identifiable

Not applicable

Sewer Fly or Drain Fly

Psychodidae (e.g., Psychoda altenata, Clogmia albipunctata)

Fruit Fly

Drosophila melanogaster

Drain Fly / Moth Fly / Filter Fly

Psychoda alternata (a common species, though many exist within the family)

Drain Fly / Moth Fly / Filter Fly

Psychoda species (e.g., Psychoda alternata, Psychoda cinerea)

Not Applicable (No insect/bug detected)

N/A - No insect or bug detectable

N/A - No bug/insect visible