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Bug Identification Thread - identify and post insectoids, don't forget to name them! Relevant info, also include it for the entertainment of lurking readers. What kind of spider is this? Blurry pic, I know.
>>2148048
Looks like it's carrying babies so I'd say a wolf spider.
What type of bird is this? OP here.
>>2149904
a yellow turkey
GUYS PLS HELP ME WHAT BUG IS THIS? I BELIEVE IT TO BE SOME SORT OF WASP BUT I DONT KNOW WHICH PLS HELP.
>>2150707
stop shouting asshole. also with an arthropod always list location. its def a vespid wasp, probably polistinae. paper wasp in other words. why do you need help she just wants to hang out on your sunflower
>>2150723
"In some species, the size of the body and color intensity can be used as an index of the amount of toxin of an individual wasp. Individuals with high color intensity and large body produce more toxin (used as defense against predatory vertebrates like wolves, cats, and birds)."
I saw a much larger one later, a little over twice the size. Nigher, that doesn't look all the beneficial to me.
>>2150796
you'll be fine. bitch was probably just looking for caterpillars to rip up and feed to her lil sisters. mirin those watermelon plants btw
>>2149904
That's a leaf
Any idea what this is?
It's a little over 1" from wingtip covering to wingtip covering if that's what those are, around 1/2" long, photographed late September if the date was correct, in Western Washington. Most of the photos are a little washed out, coloring was probably slightly darker than the photo above the text.
I've lived here forever and seen like three of these total, mistook this one for a pine needle at first glance, that's probably why.
>>2151346
Plume moth.
>>2151493
Looks like you got it, thanks guy. Been a couple years wondering.
