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Moth(?) ID

2 upvotes • Jeppeto01

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What is this north Texas flying bug

2 upvotes • ImportantPresence694

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Springtails or something else?

2 upvotes • wzhuw

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Any idea?

2 upvotes • Ready-One-863

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Found in San Diego, CA. A little over an inch long at it's relaxed state. I'm not certain that it's a mature adult.

2 upvotes • Han_Singular

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About 1/4 inch. New England

2 upvotes • Redschallenge

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Can you see this well enough to identify it? It has red antennas but that's hard to see in the picture

2 upvotes • TurboMonkey_

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Tiny flying insect

2 upvotes • PNW-SG

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What is this? It's dead already but ginormous (Arizona)

2 upvotes • chewlarue12

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Arachnid in Bradenton Florida USA. About an inch long

2 upvotes • RedditMZ0901

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Title	Upvotes	Author	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Moth(?) ID	2	Jeppeto01
What is this north Texas flying bug	2	ImportantPresence694
Springtails or something else?	2	wzhuw
Any idea?	2	Ready-One-863
Found in San Diego, CA. A little over an inch long at it's relaxed state. I'm not certain that it's a mature adult.	2	Han_Singular
About 1/4 inch. New England	2	Redschallenge
Can you see this well enough to identify it? It has red antennas but that's hard to see in the picture	2	TurboMonkey_
Tiny flying insect	2	PNW-SG
What is this? It's dead already but ginormous (Arizona)	2	chewlarue12
Arachnid in Bradenton Florida USA. About an inch long	2	RedditMZ0901