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ORDER DIPTERA FLIES MOSQUITOS

House Fly Look for lines on back!

Mosquito glue on small piece of index card in triangle shape

Green Bottle Fly

Blue Bottle Fly

Black Horsefly (large size)

Robber fly

Crane Fly - Looks like a giant mosquito

ORDER COLEOPTERA BEETLES FIREFLIES WEEVILS

Locust Borer ¾ inch

Lady Bug - Many varieties

Mexican Bean Beetle

Asian Beetles Asian Beetles

Whirlygig beetle

Clover-leaf Weevil ¼ inch

6 Spotted Green Tiger Beetle

Spotted Cucumber Beetle

Carpet Beetle

Fire Fly

Black Ground Beetle

Darkling Beetle Darkling Beetle

Larder Beetle ¼ inch

Saw-Toothed Grain Beetle

Click Beetle

June Bug

Green June Bug

Pennsylvania Leather Wing Beetle

Milkweed Beetle

Rove Beetle Rove Beetle

Japenese Beetle

Stag Beetles Male and Female