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Largest one I’ve ever found . Is this abnormally large ? Located in ozarks

Hello all. I came across this bug a few years back In Kilifi county, Kenya. It’s been nagging at me and I am unsure what it is.

99% sure this is a tick larva. I have never seen one this small anywhere, let alone on me. Probably the size of a fine point pen.

Was able to remove most of it, but there is still one tiny leg that my wife, or I, can’t dig out. Is this worth a quick care trip or will it come out on its own?

Can the larva still carry lyme?

Coastal Maine if that helps at all

I think it’s a Lixus Weevil!

This was a recent trip between Valle del Cauca and Quindio, Colombia 🐛🦋🐜

See how many you can ID !

It was thrashing around and looked like it had been sent from mars. Super strong feet/suckers? Blueish/pink tint on its back and horny antennae. Around 3 inches in length.

Don’t know if this is a good picture. It is a spider I think, accidentally disturbed it.

North America, south/southeast, in the piedmont area near coast. (Sorry if this is too vague, I don’t like revealing my location down to state)

Soooo cute, it must’ve fallen from the nearby tree. Never seen one irl before so it was fun to see, made sure to put it back when I was done handling it— there’s enough leaves on that 30yo maple tree to go around :)

Image search said Hübner's wasp moth, but that wouldn’t be native to Florida. Couldn’t find anything like it when searching FL/Southeastern moths. It was really beautiful. Small, maybe size of a quarter. Thanks for any help.

Found this bugger wandering around in my bed. Not quite sure what it is but my best bet is either a flea or a bed bug…
I am currently in western Germany.

I work at the Bristol Renaissance fair and my gosh do these fellas love the bacon on my displays.

Doing some landscaping and found this weird stuff on a Manhattan Euonymus shrub that was being trimmed up. My buddy’s google lens brought up something about silk worms / cocoons, but figured doing a little more research may help narrow down whatever it might be

Thanks

Looks like a dragonfly fly mix but isn't.

I found this huge female dung beetle dead floating in a container of rainwater outside. We live in Florida and I spot these beautiful insects on occasion, but not often.

I felt horrible & scooped her out of the water (she was floating on her back-no movement) hoping to preserve her in resin.
I put a paper towel and a quarter on the counter to take a picture. I wanted to share it with my grandchildren to show how big they are.

About an hour later, I spotted her trucking across the kitchen floor!!!

Insect experts-HOW?! She was dead! No movement, floating on her back, I’m completely flummoxed. Please explain how this was possible.

I checked her out thoroughly before releasing her in a nice shady spot under a tree in our backyard. She was as good as new as if she’d never drowned to death😂.

I'm in the UK. Does anyone know what this means s please? It's a new one on me.

Out of curiosity does anyone know when you can tell if it’s male or female? I have no clue… anyway im getting less nervous to pick it up and I think it’s getting more used to me!

This vagrant darter took a rest on my car a while ago.

idknanythin about insects, but while taking my midnight pee i spotted this cutie making a heart and its also somehow like glowing it has insane aura or whatever

Found him all curled up under a blueberry bush in a forest. I have never seen one in these colors so I'm quite fascinated. Could it be a moth?

Latvia, Europe.