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Saw this beautiful insect on my hedge today. I live in Southern Botswana, anyone know what it is? 
Need help with bug ID 
do you guys know what this bug is ? 
Tiny flies infesting aquarium. What is their name and how can I get rid of them? They keep coming back. 
This moth as big as my thumb was banging into the porch lights, then landed on me. (In Sydney, Australia) I am now a Disney princess! I put it on a tree far away from the lights. 
does anyone know what my australian spiny leaf is doing? i have several others who have never done this. 
Unknown Insect Identification (more info in comments)? 
We're looking for help in the biomechanical underpinnings of pheromones for a game! Wondering, is there any specific bug (preferably a moth) that can use pheromones against non-athropods like large mammals or birds? 
A video of the bees in my yard 
Please don’t kick me out r/entomology no other subreddit gets it (both bugs were found dead). 
'Climate Change' a Key Factor in Disappearing Butterfly Populations 
What Does Science Tells Us About Bumble Bees and Honey Bees Foraging Together? 
Improving Trust and Adoption of Economic Thresholds for Soybean Aphid 
Call for Community Scientists 
Call for Community Scientists 
Study on Mosquito Landing Rates Could Improve Repellent Testing 
Professor Phil Ward: Our Friends, the Ants 
Soft Skills: The Secret Ingredient to a Successful Science Career 
Are there insects which are toxic as adults, but not as larvae? 
Winter Monarchs: Thankfully, They're Out There 
Last Call….Webinar: HVRL Research Updates for NYS Commercial Apple Pest Management. March 5th. DEC credits 
Managing Fall Armyworm: The (Suspected) Stowaway That Won’t Go Away 
Perseverance Prevailed 
Tears of a Baby 
Chilean Chinchemolles: the elegant phasmatid, Agathemera elegans 
Eurotiomycetes: Small but Significant Fungi 
Lab Test Rapidly IDs Potential Mite Pest of Honey Bees 
What would it be like to eat a bug that was about as large as a loaf of bread? 
Mitey troubles for house plants: Twospotted spider mite, Tetranychus urticae 
The Glyceriforms: Stabby Worms and Grabby Worms 
Webinar: HVRL Research Updates for NYS Commercial Apple Pest Management. March 5th. DEC credits 
Ancient insect in a modern world: Silverfish, Lepismatidae 
Reminder: Annual Membership Meeting of the Hudson Valley Research Lab, Inc. will be held Thursday, February 11th at 1:15 PM as a virtual meeting via Zoom. 
Annual Membership Meeting of the Hudson Valley Research Lab, Inc. will be held Thursday, February 11th at 1:15 PM as a virtual meeting via Zoom. 
What are Gnats? Are Gnats Flies? 
Lovebugs, kissing bugs, and other insects engaged in intimate activities. What’s all this coziness about?