1
Wolf Spider |
2
Assassin Bug |
3
Honeybee on Lippia flower |
4
Flesh Fly |
5
Leaf-footed nymphs just hatched |
6
Hover Fly |
7
Spittlebug |
8
Assassin Bug |
9
An aphid appears to be hiding from an Assassin Bug
passing overhead |
10
Ladybug larvae getting ready to pupate |
11
Ladybug larvae. Aphids are their main food. |
12
Honey Bee |
13
American Bird Grasshopper |
14
Cicada |
15
Leaf-footed Bug on windshield |
16
Common Meadow Katydid |
17
Mason Wasp |
18
Thread-waisted Wasp |
19
Eastern Lubber Grasshopper |
20
Gulf Fritillary laying another egg |
21
Empty Cicada shell |
22
Live Cicada with worn wing tips |
23
Tiphiid Wasp |
24
Assassin Bug |
25
Crane Fly |
26
Swamp Milkweed Leaf Beetle (~3/8")
|
27
Larva of Swamp Milkweed Leaf Beetle (ID by Zack Lemann)
|
28
Honeybee |
29
Swamp Milkweed Leaf Beetle |
30
Swamp Milkweed Leaf Beetles mating |
31
Green June Bug about to crawl over a Passion Vine tendril |
32
Swamp Milkweed Leaf Beetle (adult and larval stage) |
33
Thread-waisted Wasp |
34
Swamp Milkweed Leaf Beetles (one more than necessary) |
35
Obscure Bird Grasshopper |
36
Cicada |
37
Green Bottle Fly |
38
Red and Black Mason Wasp |
39
Anchor Stink Bug feeding on a Gulf Fritillary caterpillar |
40
American Bird Grasshopper nymph |
41
Paper Wasp |
42
Obscure Bird Grasshopper |
43
Bumble Bee |
44
Stick insects mating
|
45
Stick insects mating |
46
Spider web
(about 1" high) |
47
Leaf-footed Bug |
48
American Bird Grasshopper |
49
Wolf Spider |
50
Paper Wasp |
51
Hover Fly |
52
Female Spiny-backed Orb Weaver |
53
Unk. wasp |
54
Honey Bee |
55
Bumblebee on Bull Thistle flower |
56
Bumble Bee |
57
Eastern Lubber Grasshopper |
58
Honey Bee about to take off |
59
Elongate Twig Ant
(~1/3" long) with larval prey |
60
Young Wolf Spider |
61
Paper Wasp |
62
Long-legged Fly
(this is a good fly to have in the garden. It feeds on mites, aphids and
smaller flies) |
63
Pill Bug
(not an insect but a terrestrial crustacean related to shrimp and
crawfish) |
64
Elongate Twig Ant |
65
Elongate Twig Ant under a leaf |
66
Honey Bee |
67
Red and Yellow Wasp |
68
Slender Meadow Katydid |
69
American Bird Grasshopper |
70
Leaf-footed Bug |
71
Ladybug larvae eating aphids |
72
Bumble Bee on Joint Vetch |
73
Honeybee on Daisy Fleabane |
74
Lubber grasshopper |
75
Spiny-backed Orb Weaver
(the spider makes a number of silk tufts in the web which are thought to
prevent birds from flying into and destroying the delicate web) |
76
White Flies
(These are not really flies. They are more closely related to
aphids. They suck the juices of plants much like aphids sometimes
causing great damage. Lady bugs love to eat them.)) |
77
Honey Bee |
78
Tiger Beetle |
79
Large Milkweed Bug |
80
Thread-waisted Wasps mating |
81
Paper Wasp |
82
Bumble Bee |
83
Assassin Bug with fly |
84
Stink Bug |
85
Bumble Bee with a pollen sac |
86
Mud Dauber collecting a ball of mud |
87
Hover Fly |
88
Honey Bee |
89
Honey Bee |
90
Potter Wasp |
91
Paper Wasp attacking a Monarch caterpillar |
92
Paper Wasp with a piece of caterpillar |
93
Thread-waisted Wasp |
94
Honeybee on Lippia |
95
Honey Bee |
96
Stink Bug |
97
Hover Fly |
98
Hover Fly
|
99
Paper Wasp attacking a Monarch caterpillar |
100
Carpenter Bee |
101
Carpenter Bee |
102
Assassin Bug |
103
Assassin Bug |
104
Sweat Bee |
105
Thread-waisted Wasp |
106
Cuckoo Bee |
107
Cuckoo Bee |
108
Red and Black Mason Wasp |
109
Noble Scoliid Wasp |
110
Cuckoo Bee |
111
Honey Bee |
112
Carpenter Bee
|
113
Carpenter Bee |
114
Bumble Bee |
115
Bumble Bee |
116
Paper Wasp |
117
Sweat Bee in water lily flower
|
118
Bumble Bee |
119
Thread-waisted Wasp |
120
Honey Bee |
121
Honeybees on a
hummingbird feeder |
122
Honeybee |
123
Likely a type of stinkbug
(½" long) |
|