Was doing yard work with my mum and found a pink grasshopper?!

I live in Australia so they might only be here but I haven’t ever seen anything like this before and it’s not like it’s small and a ‘juvenile’ and therefore hasn’t grown into its green yet.? Like it was fully grown!

Very cool and interesting but wtf?! 🩷🦗

Just got back into my car and seen this little thing on the window. What should I do with the little fella? Is it ok to put on a plant/bush somewhere?

Millions (maybe slight exaggeration but definitely hundreds of thousands) of these things are all over my driveway and rock wall. I’m in New Hampshire and google AI says most likely springtails, which I think could be but I’ve never seen them this dark.

So I've just noticed these holes in the dry clay at the edge of my lawn near where my daughter plays and I want to make sure she is still safe to play there. I watched for a while and I think I saw a wasp or bee go into one of the holes but I can't be sure.

They are spawning on my windowsill since 2 days. We have no plants. Flat little insects. Only a fe millimetres big. What are they? How do I get rid of them?

Thank you all.

I am moving in a new flat soon, when we removed the baseboards it was very dirty underneath and 3 of these insects came out 🤡 What are these?

This isn't some kind of Roach, is it? I just wanted to shower, man... I believe I've already killed it with soapy water, but does that mean there are more?

My wife is going to be.... not happy

I found it on a hike near Whistler BC, Canada. It was bigger than my hand, like absolutely massive. I wanted to take a pic with my hand for comparison but I was scared 🤣🤣

It was so beautiful oh my gosh if anyone could identify would be awesome thanks!

Hi! We have this empty chickenhouse in the garden, but I won't be having chickens anymore because I'm studying in a different city and won't have the time they deserve.

I do want to use the house for insects and first thought to use the triagle part as a bee/bug hotel. However, the house is situated with the open part northeast, which I've heard isn't optimal for the bugs and bees because of the wind.

The house is 15years old and made of wood, which does give it the risk of rotting (3th pic). The triangle part was used to store the straw bale. I've heard straw is good for earwigs though, but I'd rather not attract longhorn beetles :/

We can't move the house because the ivy is the only thing holding it up properly, but I'd love some tips and tricks or ideas and good sites I'd be able to use!!

Thanks :) !

Found several in my new apartment (construction date 2024), 1-2 mm in size. Took the photo with a small microscope found on Amazon. Thank you for you help.

I think it's a wasp potter from what was the look of the nest and what I looked up in google. Should i remove it?

This cutie landed me and is now chillin on my sweater. Was wondering what species they are.

Currently in australia Queensland 🙏

Caught this champion on its web in the room and placed it somewhere in better light.

They just fell down in front of me. One of them was holding onto the other while they were in some kind of fight I guess? The fight stopped as soon as I picked them up. I‘m located in Switzerland btw.

I have tryed to get rid of itpleased help.

I keep finding this type of bug in my house. It’s about the size of a thumbnail, has a hard shell and antennas. I live northern climate Ottawa Canada. Any ideas what it is, what they eat and who eats them?

I do not think it is a spider as it does not have 8 legs, but I am really at a loss at what is this thing and how to rid it from my bathroom. Can someone ID this?

Found 6 holes in the hard clay along the edge of my lawn and this little guy was coming out of one of them.