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Insects and other Invertebrates of Florida

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Narceus americanus
Narceus americanus		 Floridobolus orini
Floridobolus orini		 Floridobolus orini
Floridobolus orini
Millipede (Narceus americanus)
Millipede (Narceus americanus)		 Millipede (Narceus gordanus)
Millipede (Narceus gordanus)		 Florida Sand Cockroach (Arenivaga floridensis)
Florida Sand Cockroach (Arenivaga floridensis)
Florida Sand Cockroach (Arenivaga floridensis)
Florida Sand Cockroach (Arenivaga floridensis)		 Big Headed Ant with Aphids
Big Headed Ant with Aphids		 Drywood Termites (Incisitermes snyderi)
Drywood Termites (Incisitermes snyderi)
Formosan Subterranean Termite (Coptotermes formosanus)
Formosan Subterranean Termite (Coptotermes formosanus)		 Yellow Fly (Diachlorus ferrugatus)
Yellow Fly (Diachlorus ferrugatus)		 Walkingstick (Manomera sp.)
Walkingstick (Manomera sp.)
Waved Light Fly (Pyrgota undata)
Waved Light Fly (Pyrgota undata)		 Glassy-winged Toothpick Grasshopper (Stenacris vitreipennis)
Glassy-winged Toothpick Grasshopper (Stenacris vitreipennis)		 Planthopper nymph (Cixius sp.)
Planthopper nymph (Cixius sp.)
Bee Hover Fly (Systoechus sp)
Bee Hover Fly (Systoechus sp)		 Baldfaced Hornet Queen (Dolichovespula maculata)
Baldfaced Hornet Queen (Dolichovespula maculata)		 Miner Bees (Anthophora abrupta)
Miner Bees (Anthophora abrupta)
Drywood Termite Soldier (Incisitermes snyderi)
Drywood Termite Soldier (Incisitermes snyderi)		 Drywood Termites (Incisitermes snyderi)
Drywood Termites (Incisitermes snyderi)		 Mischievous Bird Grasshopper (Schistocerca damnifica)
Mischievous Bird Grasshopper (Schistocerca damnifica)
Drywood Termites (Incisitermes snyderi)
Drywood Termites (Incisitermes snyderi)		 Kudzu Bug (Megacopta cribraria)
Kudzu Bug (Megacopta cribraria)		 Kudzu Bug (Megacopta cribraria)
Kudzu Bug (Megacopta cribraria)
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Josie 20-Apr-2020 18:56
I've found several approx. 1/4 " long, off white oval shaped with a black worm-like appendage that emerges from either end and seems to move via this; no wings, no legs and seems to stick to everything - my house, garage, screens, pool. Have looked at hundreds of insects on line, nothing comes close. I am in southwest Florida. Could you please identify this insect and how do I get rid of them? Thank you!
Josie 20-Apr-2020 18:54
I've found several approx. 1/4 " long, off white oval shaped with a black worm-like appendage that emerges from either end and seems to move via this; no wings, no legs and seems to stick to everything outdoors so far . On the side of my house, garage, pool, screens,etc. Have looked at hundreds of insects on line, nothing comes close. I am in southwest Florida. Could you please identify this insect and how do I get rid of them.? Thank you!
Susan Russell 24-Jun-2018 12:41
found this grey blue worm in my yard, about 3" long thin, looks like a reg. fishing worm Never seen a worm this color, just want to know what is it's name, Moore Haven, Florida
Charles Torrisi 27-Aug-2017 18:02
Have same insect as described by Kathy in previous post. Did you identify?
Guest 27-Aug-2017 17:59
Have you identified the insect described by Kathy in the previous posting. I have them also.
Mary
Ricki 13-Mar-2017 22:58
A live worm like being in a cover that looks like a dried piece of lawn cutting, sticks to our stucco, screens and lay on rug of our patio just outside our kitchen patio door. The 1/4"worm-like being extends from both ends of soft beige/gray casing about 1/2 to 1 inch long.
Guest 24-Sep-2016 16:58
I have a fuzzy red/yellow catapillar about 3" long. I find them on just one type of plant in garden. I live in SWFL.
CC 11-Sep-2016 01:27
Thank you so much! we found a Half-winged Cone Head Katydid (Belocephalus subapterus) and your gallery let us identify it! Thanks again!
Jan 29-Jun-2016 23:49
I have them too! Am taking one to local do it yourself extermination store for help.
Kirk 08-Jun-2016 11:57
I'm looking for a response from Kathy...I live in Florida and have the same insect issue
Kathy 04-Mar-2016 06:59
I've found several approx. 1/4 " long, off white oval shaped with a black worm-like appendage that emerges from either end and seems to move via this; no wings, no legs and seems to like to blend in with the grout in the bathroom. Have looked at hundreds of insects on line, nothing comes close. Am in southwest Florida. Could you please identify this insect? Thank you!
J mulligan 01-Feb-2016 20:38
There are thousands of these flying insects covering my shed . There about a half in. Long, one has a red backside with a black front portion ,others are all black. I think this could determine the sex.
Daniel D. Dye09-Nov-2014 01:33
Thanks, Lynne.
Lynne 07-Nov-2014 21:30
What a fantastic job you have done. Very impressive. LYNNE BULLERMAN/ Florida Natural.
Bob B.26-Aug-2014 02:06
Terrific gallery! V
carlogalliani30-Apr-2014 11:23
Excellent gallery !
Guest 13-Dec-2013 15:40
EXCELLENT RESEARCH WORK DONE NEED RECOGNITION
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Guest 13-Dec-2013 15:38
GOOD WORK
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Linda Huie 12-Nov-2013 17:46
What are the small worm-like things that die quickly and are brittle and fall off into little sections when you pick them up. They curl into a donut shape also.
Celeste 10-Nov-2013 02:31
I live in South Florida. I have been finding 1" long "worm like" but very hard outer shell insect (centerpede?) crawling accross my floors 2x-3x a week!! I grab a paper towel & squich them. But I keep finding them crawling on the floors. I live on a lake. What are they & how do I get rid of them? Help!
joyce 22-Oct-2013 00:59
would like to know more about the life cycle of the imperial moth and what it feeds on
Pete Elbert16-Dec-2012 09:41
Your Gallery is full of beautiful shots. I am really impressed by your selection and shots of your insects. It's hard to say which one I like the most because they are all so good.
Daniel D. Dye01-Jun-2012 01:59
Mark, are you in south Florida?
mark sivik 01-Jun-2012 01:18
those sri lanka weevils are the same ones that feasted on the leaves of my Loquat trees. I picked off thousands of them. and days after I could pick off another thousand weevils. They just ate the leaves and I didn't notice any damage to the fruit.
Guest 15-Apr-2012 00:41
I'm impressed!
Tim Borski 11-Apr-2011 00:01
Great Job, Daniel! Tack-sharp images of cool critters...what more can a guy like me ask for?
J.C. Richardson III07-Apr-2011 03:42
Great Gallery!!!
Guest 17-Oct-2010 06:21
nice gallery
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