Bugs in the Southeast

States: Delaware, Maryland, District of Columbia, Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana.

House and yard pests

Common Eastern Bumble BeeCommon Eastern Bumble BeeBombus impatiensCan stingWestern Honey BeeWestern Honey BeeApis melliferaCan stingAsian Lady BeetleAsian Lady BeetleHarmonia axyridisCan biteEastern Carpenter BeeEastern Carpenter BeeXylocopa virginicaCan stingAsian Tiger MosquitoAsian Tiger MosquitoAedes albopictusCan spread germs or diseaseYellow Garden SpiderYellow Garden SpiderArgiope aurantiaCan biteSpotted LanternflySpotted LanternflyLycorma delicatulaDamages trees, gardens or cropsCommon malaria mosquitoCommon malaria mosquitoAnopheles quadrimaculatusCan spread germs or diseaseInland Floodwater MosquitoInland Floodwater MosquitoAedes vexansCan spread germs or diseaseGolden Silk SpiderGolden Silk SpiderTrichonephila clavipesCan biteNorth American Wheel BugNorth American Wheel BugArilus cristatusCan biteEastern Tent Caterpillar MothEastern Tent Caterpillar MothMalacosoma americanaDamages trees, gardens or cropsLone Star TickLone Star TickAmblyomma americanumCan spread germs or diseaseBrown Marmorated Stink BugBrown Marmorated Stink BugHalyomorpha halysDamages trees, gardens or cropsFall Webworm MothFall Webworm MothHyphantria cuneaDamages trees, gardens or cropsBold Jumping SpiderBold Jumping SpiderPhidippus audaxCan biteCommon Green June BeetleCommon Green June BeetleCotinis nitidaDamages trees, gardens or cropsJapanese BeetleJapanese BeetlePopillia japonicaDamages trees, gardens or cropsJoro SpiderJoro SpiderTrichonephila clavataCan biteRed Imported Fire AntRed Imported Fire AntSolenopsis invictaCan stingCommon Pill WoodlouseCommon Pill WoodlouseArmadillidium vulgareHarmlessSeven-spotted Lady BeetleSeven-spotted Lady BeetleCoccinella septempunctataSpotted OrbweaverSpotted OrbweaverNeoscona cruciferaCan biteIo MothIo MothAutomeris ioCan sting

Most reported bugs

MonarchMonarchDanaus plexippusFlorida SLE MosquitoFlorida SLE MosquitoCulex nigripalpusCan spread germs or diseaseEastern Tiger SwallowtailEastern Tiger SwallowtailPapilio glaucusAnopheles cruciansAnopheles cruciansAnopheles cruciansCan spread germs or diseaseGulf FritillaryGulf FritillaryDione vanillaeCulex erraticusCulex erraticusCulex erraticusCan spread germs or diseaseEastern PondhawkEastern PondhawkErythemis simplicicollisBlue DasherBlue DasherPachydiplax longipennisCommon BuckeyeCommon BuckeyeJunonia coeniaSilver-spotted SkipperSilver-spotted SkipperEpargyreus clarusDamages trees, gardens or cropsPearl CrescentPearl CrescentPhyciodes tharosNorthern CrescentNorthern CrescentPhyciodes cocytaField CrescentField CrescentPhyciodes pulchellaDark Ricefield MosquitoDark Ricefield MosquitoPsorophora columbiaeCommon WhitetailCommon WhitetailPlathemis lydiaFiery SkipperFiery SkipperHylephila phyleusDamages trees, gardens or cropsBlack Saltmarsh MosquitoBlack Saltmarsh MosquitoAedes taeniorhynchusCan spread germs or diseaseBlack-tailed MosquitoBlack-tailed MosquitoCuliseta melanuraSpicebush SwallowtailSpicebush SwallowtailPapilio troilusBlack SwallowtailBlack SwallowtailPapilio polyxenesNorth American Luna MothNorth American Luna MothActias lunaCloudless SulphurCloudless SulphurPhoebis sennaeGolden Sweat BeeGolden Sweat BeeAugochlorella aurataEastern Tailed-BlueEastern Tailed-BlueEveres comyntasCattail MosquitoCattail MosquitoCoquillettidia perturbansCan spread germs or diseasePipevine SwallowtailPipevine SwallowtailBattus philenorEastern Lubber GrasshopperEastern Lubber GrasshopperRomalea micropteraSilverback MosquitoSilverback MosquitoAedes infirmatusCan biteAmerican Bumble BeeAmerican Bumble BeeBombus pensylvanicusCan stingEbony JewelwingEbony JewelwingCalopteryx maculataBrown-belted Bumble BeeBrown-belted Bumble BeeBombus griseocollisCarolina MantisCarolina MantisStagmomantis carolinaCalifornia MantisCalifornia MantisStagmomantis wheeleriiVariegated FritillaryVariegated FritillaryEuptoieta claudiaFragile ForktailFragile ForktailIschnura positaAilanthus Webworm MothAilanthus Webworm MothAtteva aurea

How this page works

All states in this region. House pests first.

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