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Miridae – Plant Bugs
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Aeschnidae – Darners
Coenagrionidae – Damselflies
Libellulidae – Skimmers
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Acrididae – Grasshoppers
Gryllidae – Crickets
Rhaphidophoridae – Camel Cricket
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Blattodea – Cockroaches; Termites
Ectobiidae – Wood Cockroaches
Rhinotermitidae – Termites
Coleoptera – Beetles
Bostrischidae – Powder-post Beetles
Cantharidae – Soldier Beetles
Carabidae – Ground Beetles
Cerambycidae – Long-horn Beetles
Chrysomelidae – Leaf Beetles
Cleridae – Checkered Beetle
Coccinellidae – Lady Beetles
Curculionidae – Weevils
Dermestidae – Carpet Beetles
Elateridae – Click Beetles
Erotylidae – Fungus Beetles
Geotrupidae – Earth-boring Dung Beetles
Gyrinidae – Whirligig Beetles
Histeridae – Clown Beetles
Hybosoridae – Scavenger Scarab Beetles
Hydrophilidae – Water Scavanger
Lycidae – Net-winged Beetles
Meloidae – Blister Beetles
Nitidulidae – Sap-feeding Beetle
Passalidae – Betsy Beetles
Psephenidae – Water-penny Beetle
Ptinidae – Drugstore Beetles
Scarabaeidae – Scarab Beetles
Silphidae – Carrion Beetles
Silvanidae – Grain Beetles
Staphylinidae – Rove Beetles
Tenebrionidae – Darkling Beetles
Dermaptera – Earwigs
Forficulidae
Diptera – Flies
Agromyzidae – Leafminer Flies
Asilidae
Bombyliidae – Bee Flies
Calliphoridae – Bottle Flies
Chaoboridae
Chironomidae – Midge
Culicidae – Mosquitoes
Dolichopodidae – Long-legged Flies
Drosophilidae – Fruit Flies
Muscidae
Pyrgotidae
Rhagionidae – Snipe Flies
Sarcophagidae – Flesh Flies
Scathophagidae – Dung Flies
Sciaridae – Fungus Gnats
Sciomyzidae – Marsh Flies
Sphaeroceridae
Stratiomyidae – Soldier Flies
Syrphidae – Syrphid Flies
Tabanidae – Horse Flies
Tachinidae – Tachinid Flies
Tipulidae – Crane Flies
Ephemeroptera – Mayflies
Baetidae – Small Minnow Mayflies
Ephemeridae – Burrower Mayflies
Hemiptera – Bugs
Alydidae-Broad-headed Bugs
Aphididae – Aphids
Berytidae – Stilt Bugs
Cercopidae – Spittlebugs
Cicadellidae – Leafhoppers
Cicadidae – Cicadas
Cimicidae – Bed Bugs
Coreidae – Leaf-footed Bugs
Corixidae – Water Boatmen
Cydnidae – Burrowing Bugs
Delphacid – Planthoppers
Flatidae
Fulgoridae – Planthoppers
Lygaeidae – Seed Bugs
Membrachidae – Treehoppers
Miridae – Plant Bugs
Notonectidae – Backswimmers
Pentatomidae – Stink Bugs
Plataspididae – Kudzu Bugs
Reduviidae – Assassin Bugs
Rhopalidae
Hymenoptera – Ants, Bees, Sawflies, Wasp
Andrenidae – Mining Bees
Apidae – Bees
Braconidae – Braconid Wasps
Cellophane Bees and allies
Crabronidae – Cicada Killers and Square-heads
Eurytomidae – Chalcid Wasp
Formicidae – Ants
Halictidae – Sweat Bees
Ichneumonidae – Ichneumon Wasp
Megachilidae – Leaf-cutter Bees
Pompilidae – Spider Wasp
Scoliidae – Scoliid Wasp
Sphecidae – Thread-waisted Wasp
Thynnidae
Vespidae – Hornets, Paper Wasp
Lepidoptera – Butterflies
Attevidae – Ermine Moth
Crambidae – Crambid Snout Moths
Erebidae – Underwing Moths
Geometridae – Geometrid Moths
Hesperiidae – Skippers
Limacodidae – Slug Caterpillar Moths
Noctuidae – Owlet Moths
Notodontidae – Promonent Moths
Nymphalidae – Brushfooted
Papilionidae – Swallowtails
Pieridae – Sulfurs, Whites
Psychidae – Bagworm Moths
Pterophoridae – Plume Moths
Pyralidae – Pyralid Moths
Saturniidae – Giant Silkworms
Sphingidae – Sphinx Moths
Zygaenoidae
Mecoptera – Scorpionflies
Megaloptera – Fishflies
Corydalidae – Fishflies
Neuroptera – Lacewings
Berothidae
Chrysopidae – Green Lacewings
Hemerobiidae – Brown Lacewings
Non-insect Arthropods
Aranaea – Spiders
Unidentified – Araneae – Spiders
Chilopoda – Centipedes
Pseudoscorpiones – Psudoscorpion
Sicariidae – Recluse Spiders
Tics and Mites
Odonata – Dragonflies
Aeschnidae – Darners
Coenagrionidae – Damselflies
Libellulidae – Skimmers
Orthoptera – Grasshoppers
Acrididae – Grasshoppers
Gryllidae – Crickets
Rhaphidophoridae – Camel Cricket
Tettigoniidae – Katydids
Psocoda – Lice
Siphonaptera – Fleas
Pulicidae – Fleas
Trichoptera – Caddisflies
Ptryganeidae
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Field Collecting Supplies
Insect Lab Supplies
Full Collections Kits – DIY
Full Collection Kits – DIY
Full Complete Collection Kits
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Thyridopteryx ephemeraeformis
size Wingspan 17-36 mm
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