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acrobat ant
Female American dog tick next to a dime
ant
carpenter ant swarmer
Doodlebug or antlion larva
Ant
Artist rendering of a carpenter ant
ash plant bug
Ash sawfly larvae on a green leaf.
Ash spider mites and webbing on tree bark. Photo by Neric Smith.
A bagworm case on a pine branch outdoors.
A bald-faced hornet's nest hanging in a tree.
Bark beetle emergence holes. Photo by DR Lewis.
The fringe hairs on the pronotum of the bat bug (R) are as long or longer than the width of the eye; the thorax fringe-hairs are shorter in the bed bug (L). From Ohio State University Extension Fact Sheet "Bat Bugs" (HYG-2105A-05)
Image of Carios kelleyi as viewed from above
Black cutworm (top) and dingy cutworm (bottom) against a blue background.
An adult black fly on a human arm.
A shiny green adult blow fly outdoors on the leaf of a tree.
Bluegrass Billbug David Shetlar, The Ohio State University, Bugwood.org
Boxelder bug nymph, with a red body and black wings and legs, against a gray background.
Bronze birch borer adult
Image of a bumble bee gathering pollen from a light purple cone flower.
Camel cricket adult. Photo by Kansas Department of Agriculture, Bugwood.org
Carpenter ant