True Bug

Fruit Fly

Drosophila melanogaster

Drain Fly / Moth Fly / Filter Fly

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

Household Casebearer or Plaster Bagworm

Phereoeca uterella (or Tinea pellionella for true casemaking clothes moths)

Dung Beetle

Various species, depending on the exact morphology (e.g., Scarabaeus sacer, Geotrupes stercorarius, Phanaeus vindex for ...

Unknown - no bug visible

Unknown - no bug visible

Velvet Ant (likely a species of Dasymutilla)

Dasymutilla spp. (e.g., Dasymutilla occidentalis, Dasymutilla klugii)

Not applicable - No bug or insect is visible in the image.

Not applicable - No bug or insect is visible in the image.

Human skin with rash/irritation

Homo sapiens (affected)

Not Applicable (Not an insect/bug)

Not Applicable (Not an insect/bug)

Not applicable (Not a bug/insect)

Not applicable (Not a bug/insect)

N/A (No insect or bug is visible in the image)

N/A (No insect or bug is visible in the image)

Unidentifiable Object

N/A - Cannot be identified as a bug/insect

Spittlebug

Cercopoidea (Superfamily, encompassing various genera and species often referred to as spittlebugs, e.g., Philaenus spum...

Fly Pupa (likely house fly or similar muscoid fly)

Not determinable to species without further examination. Might be Musca domestica (House Fly) or a related species withi...

Cricket Nymph

Likely Gryllus assimilis (House Cricket) nymph or a species within Gryllidae or Gryllacrididae

Holly leaf miner

Phytomyza ilicis

Unknown amorphous object

Not applicable, as this is not an insect or bug.

No insect detected

N/A

Unidentifiable organic material

N/A

Not identifiable (No insect/bug visible)

Not identifiable (No insect/bug visible)

N/A

N/A

Masked Hunter Nymph

Reduvius personatus

No identifiable bug/insect

N/A

Not identifiable from image

Not identifiable from image

Fungus Gnat

Bradysia spp. (among others in Sciaridae and Mycetophilidae)

Dung beetle

Scarabaeidae (various genera and species)

Unidentifiable organism

N/A

N/A - No insect or bug is clearly visible in the provided image.

N/A - No insect or bug is clearly visible in the provided image.

Unable to identify - possibly skin flake or debris

N/A

None identified

None identified

Unidentifiable Object/Debris

N/A

Green Lacewing Larva (Junk Bug)

Chrysoperla rufilabris

Unknown

Unidentifiable

Masked Hunter (Nymph stage)

Reduvius personatus

Masked Hunter Nymph

Reduvius personatus

No insect identifiable

None visible

Masked Hunter (Nymph Stage)

Reduvius personatus

No identifiable insect/bug

N/A

Green lacewing larva (Debris carrier type)

Family Chrysopidae

Green Lacewing Larva (Trash Bug)

Chrysoperla carnea (and other species in Chrysopidae)

Not identifiable from image

N/A (No insect visible)

No insect or bug found

N/A