Bugs in Vermont

1260 bugs with full pages have records in Vermont. House pests come first, then the bugs people report most.

House and yard pests in Vermont

Common Eastern Bumble BeeCommon Eastern Bumble BeeBombus impatiensCan stingAsian Lady BeetleAsian Lady BeetleHarmonia axyridisCan biteWestern Honey BeeWestern Honey BeeApis melliferaCan stingNorthern Paper WaspNorthern Paper WaspPolistes fuscatusCan stingJapanese BeetleJapanese BeetlePopillia japonicaDamages trees, gardens or cropsSpongy MothSpongy MothLymantria disparDamages trees, gardens or cropsSeven-spotted Lady BeetleSeven-spotted Lady BeetleCoccinella septempunctataEastern Tent Caterpillar MothEastern Tent Caterpillar MothMalacosoma americanaDamages trees, gardens or cropsWestern Conifer Seed BugWestern Conifer Seed BugLeptoglossus occidentalisDamages trees, gardens or cropsBald-faced HornetBald-faced HornetDolichovespula maculataCan stingYellow Garden SpiderYellow Garden SpiderArgiope aurantiaCan biteEastern Boxelder BugEastern Boxelder BugBoisea trivittataCan damage your homeDark Fishing SpiderDark Fishing SpiderDolomedes tenebrosusCan biteEastern Carpenter BeeEastern Carpenter BeeXylocopa virginicaCan stingGreen Stink BugGreen Stink BugChinavia hilarisDamages trees, gardens or cropsCommon Shiny WoodlouseCommon Shiny WoodlouseOniscus asellusHarmlessEastern YellowjacketEastern YellowjacketVespula maculifronsCan stingFall Webworm MothFall Webworm MothHyphantria cuneaDamages trees, gardens or cropsBold Jumping SpiderBold Jumping SpiderPhidippus audaxCan biteEastern Black-legged TickEastern Black-legged TickIxodes scapularisCan spread germs or diseaseAmerican Dog TickAmerican Dog TickDermacentor variabilisCan spread germs or diseaseEuropean Paper WaspEuropean Paper WaspPolistes dominulaCan stingLeiobunumLeiobunumLeiobunumHarmlessZebra Jumping SpiderZebra Jumping SpiderSalticus scenicusHarmless

Other bugs seen in Vermont

Dead-nettle Leaf BeetleDead-nettle Leaf BeetleFasta fastuosaDotted Paropsine Leaf BeetleDotted Paropsine Leaf BeetleParopsis atomariaDamages trees, gardens or cropsAustralian CockroachAustralian CockroachValidiblatta australasiaePriest CicadaPriest CicadaSinfonia opaliferaSenecio Gall FlySenecio Gall FlySphenella fascigeraCommon Mime SwallowtailCommon Mime SwallowtailPapilio clytiaButterfliesButterfliesIpana junctilineaEurasian White AdmiralEurasian White AdmiralLimenitis camillaMonarchMonarchDanaus plexippusSmall WhiteSmall WhitePieris rapaeTricolored Bumble BeeTricolored Bumble BeeBombus ternariusCan stingLong DashLong DashLimochores mysticClouded SulphurClouded SulphurColias philodiceLittle Blue-winged OliveLittle Blue-winged OliveBaetis tricaudatusRed-spotted AdmiralRed-spotted AdmiralLimenitis arthemisHalf-black Bumble BeeHalf-black Bumble BeeBombus vagansCommon RingletCommon RingletCoenonympha californiaTwo-spotted Bumble BeeTwo-spotted Bumble BeeBombus bimaculatusCan stingBlack SwallowtailBlack SwallowtailPapilio polyxenesGreat Spangled FritillaryGreat Spangled FritillaryArgynnis cybeleViceroyViceroyLimenitis archippusCommon Wood-NymphCommon Wood-NymphCercyonis pegalaHobomok SkipperHobomok SkipperLon hobomokHickory Tussock MothHickory Tussock MothLophocampa caryaeCan irritate skinRed AdmiralRed AdmiralVanessa atalantaSilver-spotted SkipperSilver-spotted SkipperEpargyreus clarusDamages trees, gardens or cropsGolden Sweat BeeGolden Sweat BeeAugochlorella aurataAcentrella turbidaAcentrella turbidaAcentrella turbidaMourning CloakMourning CloakNymphalis antiopaDamages trees, gardens or cropsIsabella Tiger MothIsabella Tiger MothPyrrharctia isabellaEastern Tailed-BlueEastern Tailed-BlueEveres comyntasEssex SkipperEssex SkipperThymelicus lineolaDun SkipperDun SkipperEuphyes vestrisLittle Wood SatyrLittle Wood SatyrMegisto cymelaPeck's SkipperPeck's SkipperPolites peckiusAutumn MeadowhawkAutumn MeadowhawkSympetrum vicinum

Ranked by the number of Vermont records on GBIF (museum collections and citizen science such as iNaturalist).

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Bugs with records in Vermont. Tap any bug for its full page.

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