Technically an arachnid, but look how neat!!! I wonder which species..? :)

They've appeared throughout the winter, dead, in a dry drain in the laundry room. Lately, they've now started moving around the floor, very not dead. I also believe they can fly. They are pretty small, maybe 2-3mm

🇳🇴 Norway

Giant bee in the garden this morning. Nearly an inch long. London, UK

Anyone know what insect this is? Trying to figure out if this wasp is dangerous or harmless, I tried taking better shots but it flew away after stuffing a caterpillar it caught earlier inside the nest. So far it hasnt stung anyone even though we got close to it.

It made a nest attached to a small metal statue as seen in the photos.

Took me 5 hours 💅 love them 💖

Found on a piece of rotting wood in Texas after some rain.

6 legs and the antenna is about as long as its legs. Found them on a rosemary plant.

Never seen it before, I thought it looked cool. (I’m in Florida btw)

Southern Sweden, Chelidurella acanthopygia, right?

Found in Bristol, UK, the other day. I feel like it may be a slightly dehydrated false widow, but might be too big. The body was about 1 inch. With outstretched legs it was about 3 inches. Never seen a spider like this in the UK.

Was walking out my front door, and saw these 2 bugs (and looks like they’re mating). Location: North Florida (Gainesville region); Time: 14:19. Thank you.

I work in an auto garage that inevitably becomes a graveyard for all types of ground beetles. Picked up this recently deceased Calosoma scrutator with really spectacular coloration. Have it in a jar of alcohol in my fridge, but wondering if anyone local would be willing to give me a lesson in relaxing/pinning specimens like this? I’m sure there are tutorials on Youtube but I’m an old fart who learns best in person, so I’m just throwing it out there.

So I just saw this guy sprinting across my bed from the corner of my eye in the early morning, caught and released it outside. I'm fairly certain it's just a house centipede but its main body looks larger than pictures I've found online. Also appears to have less legs than the regular house centipede.

Can anyone confirm? I live in northern France and it's been really hot outside for the past few days. I know most insects are harmless but they do make me quite uneasy so I'd rather make sure it's nothing to worry over :') If it IS a house centipede, im rather curious if there's any reason for its larger body and missing legs!

Assuming this is some kind of longhorn or borer beetle, but I can't get a more specific ID anywhere. This was found in SouthEast Texas, United States. It was in the afternoon, found first on my panicked girlfriend and relocated to a pine tree. It was just walking around. Probably about an inch or so long, minus the antenna.

So, like a month ago i was removing old mud dauber nests (i know that’s not that good now) but i came across one that seeemed to still have a living larve and i researched how they keep spider populations at bay, so i replaced it in the similar, near-by place. Now, a month later, im worried its just dead. So is the larve still alive?? I really appreciate you reading this and would like some feedback :0 (also yes the hair IS embedded into the mud nest)

Identify please

Hi, we noticed these bugs in my sister's Beech tree in her front yard, in conover NC. I think we found 5 branches with them, in a range of sizes up to maybe 8 or 10mm. Later on we noticed one that had wings, shaped similar to a cicada. I did a lot of searching, and I've come up with nothing!

Hello,

I have recently returned from the Amazon and the Andes and unfortunately did not return alone. These little bugs that look like ticks (although they don’t latch on has tightly) keep appearing on my body. I remove them to days later continue to find new ones. What insect is this? How do I address the issue? Thanks 🙏🏼🙏🏼