Bugs in Ohio

1450 bugs with full pages have records in Ohio. House pests come first, then the bugs people report most.

House and yard pests in Ohio

Common Eastern Bumble BeeCommon Eastern Bumble BeeBombus impatiensCan stingWestern Honey BeeWestern Honey BeeApis melliferaCan stingAsian Lady BeetleAsian Lady BeetleHarmonia axyridisCan biteEastern Carpenter BeeEastern Carpenter BeeXylocopa virginicaCan stingInland Floodwater MosquitoInland Floodwater MosquitoAedes vexansCan spread germs or diseaseSpotted LanternflySpotted LanternflyLycorma delicatulaDamages trees, gardens or cropsHouse Mosquito ComplexHouse Mosquito ComplexCulex pipiensCan spread germs or diseaseBold Jumping SpiderBold Jumping SpiderPhidippus audaxCan biteSpotted Cucumber BeetleSpotted Cucumber BeetleDiabrotica undecimpunctataDamages trees, gardens or cropsJapanese BeetleJapanese BeetlePopillia japonicaDamages trees, gardens or cropsBrown Marmorated Stink BugBrown Marmorated Stink BugHalyomorpha halysDamages trees, gardens or cropsBald-faced HornetBald-faced HornetDolichovespula maculataCan stingFall Webworm MothFall Webworm MothHyphantria cuneaDamages trees, gardens or cropsNorthern Paper WaspNorthern Paper WaspPolistes fuscatusCan stingDark Fishing SpiderDark Fishing SpiderDolomedes tenebrosusCan biteGreen Stink BugGreen Stink BugChinavia hilarisDamages trees, gardens or cropsEastern Black Carpenter AntEastern Black Carpenter AntCamponotus pennsylvanicusCan damage your homeEastern YellowjacketEastern YellowjacketVespula maculifronsCan stingWetland Giant Wolf SpiderWetland Giant Wolf SpiderTigrosa helluoCan biteNorth American Wheel BugNorth American Wheel BugArilus cristatusCan biteSpotted OrbweaverSpotted OrbweaverNeoscona cruciferaCan biteYellow Garden SpiderYellow Garden SpiderArgiope aurantiaCan biteFurrow OrbweaverFurrow OrbweaverLarinioides cornutusCan biteEuropean Paper WaspEuropean Paper WaspPolistes dominulaCan sting

Other bugs seen in Ohio

Priest CicadaPriest CicadaSinfonia opaliferaSenecio Gall FlySenecio Gall FlySphenella fascigeraDamages trees, gardens or cropsDead-nettle Leaf BeetleDead-nettle Leaf BeetleFasta fastuosaDotted Paropsine Leaf BeetleDotted Paropsine Leaf BeetleParopsis atomariaDamages trees, gardens or cropsAustralian CockroachAustralian CockroachValidiblatta australasiaeCommon Mime SwallowtailCommon Mime SwallowtailPapilio clytiaButterfliesButterfliesIpana junctilineaEurasian White AdmiralEurasian White AdmiralLimenitis camillaMonarchMonarchDanaus plexippusEastern PondhawkEastern PondhawkErythemis simplicicollisBlue DasherBlue DasherPachydiplax longipennisEastern ForktailEastern ForktailIschnura verticalisFragile ForktailFragile ForktailIschnura positaWidow SkimmerWidow SkimmerLibellula luctuosaCommon WhitetailCommon WhitetailPlathemis lydiaEastern AmberwingEastern AmberwingPerithemis teneraAutumn MeadowhawkAutumn MeadowhawkSympetrum vicinumEbony JewelwingEbony JewelwingCalopteryx maculataEastern Tiger SwallowtailEastern Tiger SwallowtailPapilio glaucusPearl CrescentPearl CrescentPhyciodes tharosNorthern CrescentNorthern CrescentPhyciodes cocytaField CrescentField CrescentPhyciodes pulchellaBrown-belted Bumble BeeBrown-belted Bumble BeeBombus griseocollisFamiliar BluetFamiliar BluetEnallagma civileBlue-fronted DancerBlue-fronted DancerArgia apicalisSilver-spotted SkipperSilver-spotted SkipperEpargyreus clarusDamages trees, gardens or cropsPowdered DancerPowdered DancerArgia moestaCommon Green DarnerCommon Green DarnerAnax juniusLong DashLong DashLimochores mysticSlaty SkimmerSlaty SkimmerLibellula incestaDouble-striped BluetDouble-striped BluetEnallagma basidensBlack SwallowtailBlack SwallowtailPapilio polyxenesZabulon SkipperZabulon SkipperLon zabulonStream BluetStream BluetEnallagma exsulansSmall WhiteSmall WhitePieris rapaeBlue-tipped DancerBlue-tipped DancerArgia tibialis

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

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

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