1
Wolf Spider
2
Assassin Bug
3
Honeybee on Lippia flower
4
Flesh Fly
5
Leaf-footed nymphs just hatched
6
Hover Fly
7
Spittlebug
8
Assassin Bug
9
An aphid appears to be hiding from an Assassin Bug passing overhead
10
Ladybug larvae getting ready to pupate
11
Ladybug larvae. Aphids are their main food.
12
Honey Bee
13
American Bird Grasshopper
14
Cicada
15
Leaf-footed Bug on windshield
16
Common Meadow Katydid
17
Mason Wasp
18
Thread-waisted Wasp
19
Eastern Lubber Grasshopper
20
Gulf Fritillary laying another egg
21
Empty Cicada shell
22
Live Cicada with worn wing tips
23
Tiphiid Wasp
24
Assassin Bug
25
Crane Fly
26
Swamp Milkweed Leaf Beetle (~3/8")
27
Larva of Swamp Milkweed Leaf Beetle (ID by Zack Lemann)
28
Honeybee
29
Swamp Milkweed Leaf Beetle
30
Swamp Milkweed Leaf Beetles mating
31
Green June Bug about to crawl over a Passion Vine tendril
32
Swamp Milkweed Leaf Beetle (adult and larval stage)
33
Thread-waisted Wasp
34
Swamp Milkweed Leaf Beetles (one more than necessary)
35
Obscure Bird Grasshopper
36
Cicada
37
Green Bottle Fly
38
Red and Black Mason Wasp
39
Anchor Stink Bug feeding on a Gulf Fritillary caterpillar
40
American Bird Grasshopper nymph
41
Paper Wasp
42
Obscure Bird Grasshopper
43
Bumble Bee
44
Stick insects mating
45
Stick insects mating
46
Spider web
(about 1" high)
47
Leaf-footed Bug
48
American Bird Grasshopper
49
Wolf Spider
50Paper Wasp
51
Hover Fly
52
Female Spiny-backed Orb Weaver
53
Unk. wasp
54
Honey Bee
55
Bumblebee on Bull Thistle flower
56
Bumble Bee
57
Eastern Lubber Grasshopper
58
Honey Bee about to take off
59
Elongate Twig Ant
(~1/3" long) with larval prey
60
Young Wolf Spider
61
Paper Wasp
62
Long-legged Fly
(this is a good fly to have in the garden. It feeds on mites, aphids and smaller flies)
63
Pill Bug
(not an insect but a terrestrial crustacean related to shrimp and crawfish)
64
Elongate Twig Ant
65
Elongate Twig Ant under a leaf
66
Honey Bee
67
Red and Yellow Wasp
68
Slender Meadow Katydid
69
American Bird Grasshopper
70
Leaf-footed Bug
71
Ladybug larvae eating aphids
72
Bumble Bee on Joint Vetch
73
Honeybee on Daisy Fleabane
74
Lubber grasshopper
75
Spiny-backed Orb Weaver
(the spider makes a number of silk tufts in the web which are thought to prevent birds from flying into and destroying the delicate web)
76
White Flies
(These are not really flies. They are more closely related to aphids. They suck the juices of plants much like aphids sometimes causing great damage. Lady bugs love to eat them.))
77
Honey Bee
78
Tiger Beetle
79
Large Milkweed Bug
80
Thread-waisted Wasps mating
81
Paper Wasp
82
Bumble Bee
83
Assassin Bug with fly
84
Stink Bug
85
Bumble Bee with a pollen sac
86
Mud Dauber collecting a ball of mud
87
Hover Fly
88
Honey Bee
89
Honey Bee
90
Potter Wasp
91
Paper Wasp attacking a Monarch caterpillar
92
Paper Wasp with a piece of caterpillar
93
Thread-waisted Wasp
94
Honeybee on Lippia
95
Honey Bee
96
Stink Bug
97
Hover Fly
98
Hover Fly
99
Paper Wasp attacking a Monarch caterpillar
100
Carpenter Bee
101
Carpenter Bee
102
Assassin Bug
103
Assassin Bug
104
Sweat Bee
105
Thread-waisted Wasp
106
Cuckoo Bee
107
Cuckoo Bee
108
Red and Black Mason Wasp
109
Noble Scoliid Wasp
110
Cuckoo Bee
111
Honey Bee
112
Carpenter Bee
113
Carpenter Bee
114
Bumble Bee
115
Bumble Bee
116
Paper Wasp
117
Sweat Bee in water lily flower
118
Bumble Bee
119
Thread-waisted Wasp
120
Honey Bee
121
Honeybees on a
hummingbird feeder
122
Honeybee
123
Likely a type of stinkbug
(½" long)