Bugs in Alaska

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

House and yard pests in Alaska

Bark Lice, Book Lice, and Parasitic LiceBark Lice, Book Lice, and Parasitic LicePsocopteraCan damage your homeThripsThripsThysanopteraCan biteWestern Honey BeeWestern Honey BeeApis melliferaCan stingPseudoscorpionsPseudoscorpionsPseudoscorpionesHarmlessBald-faced HornetBald-faced HornetDolichovespula maculataCan stingInland Floodwater MosquitoInland Floodwater MosquitoAedes vexansCan spread germs or diseaseLarder BeetleLarder BeetleDermestes lardariusCan damage your homeBarn Funnel WeaverBarn Funnel WeaverTegenaria domesticaCan biteBrown Dog TickBrown Dog TickRhipicephalus sanguineusCan spread germs or diseaseSeven-spotted Lady BeetleSeven-spotted Lady BeetleCoccinella septempunctataBlue BlowflyBlue BlowflyCalliphora vicinaCan spread germs or diseaseConvergent Lady BeetleConvergent Lady BeetleHippodamia convergensCan biteCross OrbweaverCross OrbweaverAraneus diadematusCan biteSawtoothed Grain BeetleSawtoothed Grain BeetleOryzaephilus surinamensisCan biteCommon Rough WoodlouseCommon Rough WoodlousePorcellio scaberDamages trees, gardens or cropsCommon Shiny WoodlouseCommon Shiny WoodlouseOniscus asellusHarmlessDrugstore BeetleDrugstore BeetleStegobium paniceumCan damage your homeCommon Bed BugCommon Bed BugCimex lectulariusCan biteHide BeetleHide BeetleDermestes maculatusCan damage your homeAmerican Dog TickAmerican Dog TickDermacentor variabilisCan spread germs or diseaseFurrow OrbweaverFurrow OrbweaverLarinioides cornutusCan biteWestern Black Carpenter AntWestern Black Carpenter AntCamponotus modocCan damage your homeGerman CockroachGerman CockroachBlattella germanicaCan spread germs or diseaseWinter Marsh MosquitoWinter Marsh MosquitoCuliseta inornataCan bite

Other bugs seen in Alaska

Yellow-fronted Bumble BeeYellow-fronted Bumble BeeBombus flavifronsFuzzy-Horned Bumble BeeFuzzy-Horned Bumble BeeBombus mixtusHeath Bumble BeeHeath Bumble BeeBombus jonellusForest Bumble BeeForest Bumble BeeBombus sylvicolaFrigid bumble beeFrigid bumble beeBombus frigidusBlack-tailed Bumble BeeBlack-tailed Bumble BeeBombus melanopygusUpland BlackclockUpland BlackclockPterostichus adstrictusVancouver Bumble BeeVancouver Bumble BeeBombus vancouverensisTurnip MaggotTurnip MaggotDelia floralisArctic FritillaryArctic FritillaryBoloria charicleaSnow MosquitoSnow MosquitoAedes communisWhite-veined ArcticWhite-veined ArcticOeneis boreMargined WhiteMargined WhitePieris marginalisFreija FritillaryFreija FritillaryBoloria freijaArctic RingletArctic RingletErebia disaCryptic Bumble BeeCryptic Bumble BeeBombus cryptarumRoss's AlpineRoss's AlpineErebia rossiiCarabus truncaticollisCarabus truncaticollisCarabus truncaticollisNarrow-collared Snail-eating BeetleNarrow-collared Snail-eating BeetleScaphinotus angusticollisPerplexing Bumble BeePerplexing Bumble BeeBombus perplexusMoorland Clouded YellowMoorland Clouded YellowColias palaenoHercules Carpenter AntHercules Carpenter AntCamponotus herculeanusCan damage your homeBanded AlpineBanded AlpineErebia fasciataMargined Snail-eating BeetleMargined Snail-eating BeetleScaphinotus marginatusHecla SulphurHecla SulphurColias heclaMigratory GrasshopperMigratory GrasshopperMelanoplus sanguinipesAlaskan FritillaryAlaskan FritillaryBoloria alaskensisAnnulate Masked BeeAnnulate Masked BeeHylaeus annulatusAedes punctorAedes punctorAedes punctorCan spread germs or diseaseOld World SwallowtailOld World SwallowtailPapilio machaonPterostichus crenicollisPterostichus crenicollisPterostichus crenicollisWestern Bumble BeeWestern Bumble BeeBombus occidentalisSilvery BlueSilvery BlueGlaucopsyche lygdamusCalathus advenaCalathus advenaCalathus advenaWestern WhiteWestern WhitePontia occidentalisWoodland snowmelt mosquitoWoodland snowmelt mosquitoAedes excruciansCan spread germs or disease

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

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

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