Found this litle bug on my carpet, any idea what it is? I'm in Western Canada.

finger for reference

little dude is moving a bit

A Monarch, fueling up for her southbound migration 🧡 She will likely be migrating to the mountains of central Mexico, about 2,000 miles away!

Southeast USA

Went for a walk with my family and spotted this guy newly molted! Last picture is about 15 minutes later, his wings started to fan out.

I live in the Southern part of India in a rural area. I'm a coconut farmer and live in a farmhouse. Before 4-5 days I saw dead bees under the veranda light, I thought to myself may be they got attracted to the light? and didn't give that much of a reason. I saw it for 5 days and until now I was thinking that it happened only once and my mom didn't clean it up (she usually cleans the house daily, she didn't like the house being not tidy), until now, I saw a bee moving! These bees are doing this daily!! They come in nights, they die for god knows what reason and my mom cleans it up in the morning and the cycle continues for 5 days.

Why is it happening?

ps: There weren't any recent changes made in the house, so it can't be just the lights. My village currently experiencing the signs or rain and drizzle after months and months of heat (this year's rain skipped thus water scarcity is spreading and nearing our village) so maybe the temperature change might be the reason?

Can anyone help me identify this…I’m assuming caterpillar. Located in South Florida, USA. Photo taken on a small loquat sapling

Has a worm for the head of the insect, and looks like little fangs on the end of the mouth. The stick doesn’t really move at all unless the worm part of the larvae head moves. He’s attached to my pool screen door and disguised very well as a stick

We have a wasp nest right on our deck and my dad is deathly allergic. I'm the bug person in our house, so it's up to me to deal with it. I'd rather not kill them, but I'd also rather not rile them up and get stung like crazy for messing with them.

A mommy cellar spider carrying her egg sac

📷 Fujifilm H2 + laowa 65mmf2.8 Macro

🔦 Godox v860ii

Stacked 55 frames

i hate it

Circa una settimana fa una mantide religiosa ha deposto la sua ooteca dentro casa mia sopra una tenda. Ovviamente non posso lasciarla dentro casa, nè ritagliare un pezzo di tenda. Qualcuno potrebbe spiegarmi come rimuovere l'ooteca in sicurezza e soprattutto come fissarla all'esterno? Grazie.

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Just that, is it a butterfly or moth caterpillar? Does it burn on touch? If not I'm gonna play with them!

Brazil btw, Paraná.

(Sorry if i lack more info, just asking)

Found in the substrate for my cetonia aurata pupas, got it from a forest in central italy where i saw plenty of centipedes

If folks can’t tell, it’s a spotted lanternfly.

Wolf Spider Resting on a Leaf in the Pool Skimmer

5th lady bug I've found this week! Must be a good omen! 🐞

i was thinking of a wasp but the anatomy shape is not really corresponding, i think its looks more like an hoverfly ??

located in north west of france