| Walking
or Crawling (Outdoors) |
| NOTE:
The.Y
symbol
next to a specimen means it can also fly. |
| Ants:.See
the 'Ants' section of our Fact Sheets
page |
| Centipedes
||
Millipedes || Sowbugs/Pillbugs: pdf
(U. of Maryland) (includes photos) |
| Chinch Bugs: Y.html.||.pdf.||
Photo
Link |
Click Beetles: Y.html
|| pdf. ||
additional
photo (including larvae/wireworms) |
| Earwigs:
html
|| pdf. |
| Gypsy Moth Caterpillars:
html
|| pdf.
plus
Photo
Link (closer view of caterpillars) |
Lady Bugs
Y
(Multicolored
Asian Lady Beetle):
html
(USDA) (includes photo)
Lady Beetles in Homes:
html
(Cornell) |
Leaf Beetles: html
(wikipedia)
-
Lily Leaf Beetle (larvae
and Y adults):
html
(UMaine) || html
(UMass)
-
Viburnum Leaf Beetle (larvae
and Y adults):
html
(Cornell)
|
| Longhorned Beetles: Y
html
(Iowa State Univ) || Asian Longhorned
Beetle (U.Vermont) (includes photos) || PlusID
Help: ALB or Not ALB? (Cornell) |
| Millipedes:.html
||
pdf. |
| Spittlebugs (larvae):
html
(Oregon State Univ.) || Photo
Link |
| Tarnished Plant Bug:
Y
html.||
pdf.
-- see also Canada page: English
or Français |
| Tent Caterpillars: html
|| pdf
(UMaine) || also html
(U. of Missouri Extension) |
| Ticks: html
|| pdf.
see also the Maine Medical Center's Ticks
in Maine page for Lyme disease information, tips and photos. They
will also identify ticks
for you. |
| Western
Conifer Seed Bug_Y
(Penn
State) |
| Woollybear (Tiger Moth)
Caterpillars
(U.Missouri Extension): Banded
Woollybear || Yellow
Woollybear |
| NOTE:
The.Y
symbol
next to a specimen means it can also fly. |
|
|
| Asparagus Beetles: Y
html
(Penn State) || html (K.State) |
| Blister Beetles:
Y
html
(U.Florida) |
| Cabbage Looper (inchworm):
html
(U.Florida) |
| Cabbage Maggot (larva):
html
||
pdf
|| Photo
Link (NCSU) |
| Cabbageworm (larva):
html
||
pdf. |
| Colorado Potato Beetle
(larvae
and Y adults):
html
||
also html |
| Corn Earworm (larva):
html. |
| Cucumber Beetle: Y
html
|| pdf. |
| Cutworm (larva):
html
||
pdf. |
| Diamondback Moth (larva):
html
(U.Florida) |
| Fall Armyworm (corn
pest): html. |
| Flea Beetle (larvae):
html(Colorada
State Univ. Ext.) (includes photos) -- see also
Blueberry
Flea Beetle: html
|| pdf.(UMaine)
(includes photos) |
| Hornworms: html
(K.State) |
| Mexican Bean Beetle (larvae
and Y adults)
(rare except perhaps in southern Maine): html
(U.Florida) (includes photos) |
| Spider Mites: html
|| pdf
(UMaine) || html
(ME Forest Service). |
| Squash Bug: Y
html
|| pdf. |
| Stink Bugs: Y
html
(NCSU) || Photo
Link (Iowa State) |
| Tarnished Plant Bug:
Y
html.||
pdf.
-- see also Canada page: English
or Français |
| Wireworms: html
|| pdf
|| see also html
(specific to Maine potatoes) |
|
|
| NOTE:
The.Y
symbol
next to a specimen means it can also fly. |
|
|
html.(Penn
State) (includes photos) |
|
see also:
|
html
(Joint publication between Minnesota, Wisconsin and Iowa)
html.(Univ.
of Kentucky) (includes photos)
You
can find many
additional
spider photos at BugGuide.net, as well as throughout the following
individual spider pages: |
| Barn Funnel Weaver: html.(Penn
State) (includes photo) |
| Crab Spiders: html.(Michigan
State Univ.) (includes photo) |
| Fishing Spider (fairly
large in size): html.(Penn
State) (includes photo) |
| Grass Spiders: html.(Penn
State) (includes photos) |
| Marbled Orbweaver: html.(Penn
State) (includes photos) |
| Yellow Garden Spider:
html.(Penn
State) (includes photos) |
| Wolf Spiders: html.(Penn
State) (includes photo) |
NOTE: People have varying
sensitivity to spider bites. In rare cases, some individuals with highly
sensitive or weakened immune systems may have a significant to severe reaction
to a bite from an otherwise nonpoisonous spider, and there are many spiders
that homeowners mistakenly suspect to be the Brown
Recluse [follow link for Ohio State Univ. Fact Sheet]. Misdiagnoses
are thus very common. (US
Distribution Map for Brown Recluse) |
|
(more
photos)
(additional
photos)
||
additional
photo (including larvae/wireworms)
plus
Photo
Link (closer view of caterpillars)
-- see also Canada page: English
or Français
see also the Maine Medical Center's Ticks
in Maine page for Lyme disease information, tips and photos. They
will also identify ticks
for you.
