bug/insect/spider i.d.s needed

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bugmankeith

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A few I dont know the exact names to. Just copy/paste links with name under.

http://lh5.ggpht.com/2eSsP84-pAdFAT...AOqcZ_7Ww4ObDmZE7kbujGIWryHJXC9b8h1FuRfA=s576

http://lh4.ggpht.com/Z2-9mJwFpGedZm...UBM6lyaJsB3Ou51utOxztftmCwmJJfCZWgsQjySV=s576

http://lh4.ggpht.com/3cXN54Z_IeGobi...1Y7kbWsI6SOIsmZZ3yJGLpQh8EqCu78FuYAXzyFw=s576

http://lh6.ggpht.com/z95ZjuZ2ZNmh-E...PbyILU89-Z50oV3PGtA-cLZgSqerh_Aakz9IAfZg=s576

http://lh4.ggpht.com/-9RAuZiD6Nm3BK...GTEqw0dX7vUptT_cMKR3UJ4K_bkFpDF42N47V-Q8=s576

http://lh4.ggpht.com/diQSH2KoWUfUqf...WAbHC1Dc1uSEyf1U7uCCJtIy3RMakO4bd2jBJSDQ=s576

http://lh5.ggpht.com/NkcGBIYKGtSaB2..._6nejzHSnO1-MUw1gTgqEhCntLXvDf_NH_NKHhIg=s576

http://lh5.ggpht.com/MkQr4z_eUvOPoy...jStyymABYeJ3jAGPEyxJux0mECdYprJkh9f-2TlA=s576

http://lh4.ggpht.com/5SH2HSmedzrG2z...0fvN5bDRYFB7SbKMu44YzNuC4R9vMKnaT1JcXhjy=s576

http://lh6.ggpht.com/o3XKL5aO5UThP5...FCFnhT4RFyJdrD1LcNPy79544r8H8JO7s83F-u8A=s576

http://lh5.ggpht.com/gLs11N5YZlV08h...hDMjJWfBPvCcXGzArz1S99ve-NNIBcX7GIYDXh8Y=s576

http://lh3.ggpht.com/2fUBKVM_yn0ION...90YIRA2Hz5DO7Hn8nF0935wfhMwygUfDx9DJytmQ=s576

http://lh3.ggpht.com/06mNUXWJ8W25C8..._mK6LKGrWdQHgkloD_WXrSyTr4LSkZEJPYtIBWpQ=s576
http://lh4.ggpht.com/dBtkHhcyZe7Sf8...jbpP4z71aAswaDbMgDu-ABixxAVt1JLg8ijjlSir=s576
 
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asher

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http://lh5.ggpht.com/2eSsP84-pAdFAT...AOqcZ_7Ww4ObDmZE7kbujGIWryHJXC9b8h1FuRfA=s576

Family Muscidae, some type of house fly.

http://lh4.ggpht.com/-9RAuZiD6Nm3BK...GTEqw0dX7vUptT_cMKR3UJ4K_bkFpDF42N47V-Q8=s576

Notodontiae or Hepialidae?

http://lh4.ggpht.com/5SH2HSmedzrG2z...0fvN5bDRYFB7SbKMu44YzNuC4R9vMKnaT1JcXhjy=s576

Cerambycidae - longhorns, Strangalia sp. ?

http://lh4.ggpht.com/diQSH2KoWUfUqf...WAbHC1Dc1uSEyf1U7uCCJtIy3RMakO4bd2jBJSDQ=s576

Heteropteran bug, family Miradae.

http://lh5.ggpht.com/NkcGBIYKGtSaB2..._6nejzHSnO1-MUw1gTgqEhCntLXvDf_NH_NKHhIg=s576

Picture-winged fly, family Tephritidae?

http://lh4.ggpht.com/dBtkHhcyZe7Sf8...jbpP4z71aAswaDbMgDu-ABixxAVt1JLg8ijjlSir=s576

True crickets, Modicogryllus sp.?

Sorry I couldn't be more help, I'm sure you've gotten as far as I did already. Where did you find these?
 
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bugmankeith

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These were all found around my yard. I live in Long Island, NY if it's a help.
 
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bugmankeith

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i.d'd the ones you helped with,

http://lh5.ggpht.com/2eSsP84-pAdFAT...AOqcZ_7Ww4ObDmZE7kbujGIWryHJXC9b8h1FuRfA=s576 house fly
http://lh4.ggpht.com/-9RAuZiD6Nm3BK...GTEqw0dX7vUptT_cMKR3UJ4K_bkFpDF42N47V-Q8=s576 cabbage looper
http://lh4.ggpht.com/5SH2HSmedzrG2z...0fvN5bDRYFB7SbKMu44YzNuC4R9vMKnaT1JcXhjy=s576 zebra-striped Strangalia
http://lh4.ggpht.com/diQSH2KoWUfUqf...WAbHC1Dc1uSEyf1U7uCCJtIy3RMakO4bd2jBJSDQ=s576 Apple capsid
http://lh5.ggpht.com/NkcGBIYKGtSaB2..._6nejzHSnO1-MUw1gTgqEhCntLXvDf_NH_NKHhIg=s576 Picture winged fly
http://lh4.ggpht.com/dBtkHhcyZe7Sf8...jbpP4z71aAswaDbMgDu-ABixxAVt1JLg8ijjlSir=s576 Striped ground cricket


Now I just need these i.d.
http://lh4.ggpht.com/Z2-9mJwFpGedZm...UBM6lyaJsB3Ou51utOxztftmCwmJJfCZWgsQjySV=s576
http://lh4.ggpht.com/3cXN54Z_IeGobi...1Y7kbWsI6SOIsmZZ3yJGLpQh8EqCu78FuYAXzyFw=s576
http://lh6.ggpht.com/z95ZjuZ2ZNmh-E...PbyILU89-Z50oV3PGtA-cLZgSqerh_Aakz9IAfZg=s576
http://lh5.ggpht.com/MkQr4z_eUvOPoy...jStyymABYeJ3jAGPEyxJux0mECdYprJkh9f-2TlA=s576
http://lh6.ggpht.com/o3XKL5aO5UThP5...FCFnhT4RFyJdrD1LcNPy79544r8H8JO7s83F-u8A=s576
http://lh5.ggpht.com/gLs11N5YZlV08h...hDMjJWfBPvCcXGzArz1S99ve-NNIBcX7GIYDXh8Y=s576
http://lh3.ggpht.com/2fUBKVM_yn0ION...90YIRA2Hz5DO7Hn8nF0935wfhMwygUfDx9DJytmQ=s576
 
spydrhunter1

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2. Formicidae
4. Dolichopodidae
5. Asilidae
7. Genus Myodocha - Long-necked Seed Bugs
 
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The second one in this series is the ant, notice the thin pedicel between the thorax and abdomen, The antennae are also geniculate (bent) not straight.
 
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bugmankeith

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spydrhunter1 said:
The second one in this series is the ant, notice the thin pedicel between the thorax and abdomen, The antennae are also geniculate (bent) not straight.
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Lol, I knew which picture is of the ant, I meant to say nobody told me the species of ant (ex carpenter ant, fire ant)
 
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asher

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Ants are often difficult unless you can get close to examine one.

The fly-like one looks like some kind of sawfly.

I'd try posting the spider in the Spiders section of these boards.
 
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