Jan 1, 2022
Daily bug 72
...is this pipe cleaner stickbug I made
Did you know that female stick insects can clone themselves? This allows a reliable way to reproduce asexually!
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Daily bug 72
...is this pipe cleaner stickbug I made
Did you know that female stick insects can clone themselves? This allows a reliable way to reproduce asexually!
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daily bug 3
This is the banded horntail! it is a member of the same family wasps are, but these guys actually can't hurt you! Harmless bugs that mimic aggressively defensive bugs are some of my favs
rbs are super appreciated aaaa
daily bug 12 is a lovely fella called a Filter Fly!
"Fuzzy, black Filter Flies are often seen sitting on bathroom stall doors and the surrounding walls. [...] In nature, it is often seen near stinky ponds and other wet areas where decay occurs. Most people, however, associate this type of Moth Fly with sewage, waste, and garbage."
Daily bug 13 is Schlaeger's Fruitworm Moth!
The adult is also small, but it has a lot of character. The white moth has a dark tuft of hair at the base of the thorax that almost seems fleshy. A round, brown marking sits below it, and a second, dark gray marking sits below the brown one. Streaks of gray cross the wings and small black dots border the bottom edge. The overall visual effect of such markings gives the moth the appearance of bird droppings. Such mimicry helps keep it safe from predators during the spring and summer months of activity.