I = Incomplete Metamorphosis C = Complete Metamorphosis # = # of Wings

Squash Bugs (4-I) Green Stink Bug (4-I)

Scape Moth (4-C)

Spotted Cucumber Beetle (4-C) Striped Cucumber Beetle (4-C)

Earwig (4-C)

Box Elder Bug (4-I) Wheel Bug (Assassin Bug) (4-I) Milkweed Bugs (4-I)

(Adults & Nymphs)

Click Beetle (4-C) Black Locust Borer (4-C) Assassin Bugs (4-I)

House Fly (4-C) Flower Fly (2-C)

Green Bot Fly (2-C)

Brown May Beetle (4-C)

Green June Beetle (4-C)

Crane Fly (2-C)

Blue Bot Fly (2-C)

Black Gnat (2-C)

Mosquito (2-C) Whirligig Beetle (4-C)

Black Fly or

Buffalo Gnat (2-C)

Water Strider (4-I)

Some species are wingless

Cabbage White Checkered White

Clouded Sulfur

Viceroy Monarch

Dainty

Sulfur

Dogface Sulfur

Eastern-Tailed

Blue

Gray

Hairstreak

Painted Lady Buckeye

Little

Yellow

What do butterflies do for the winter?

M = Migrates south H = Adult hibernates L = Larva hibernates P = Overwinters as a pupa E = Eggs overwinter

Pearl Crescent Eastern Comma

American Copper

Red Admiral Tiger Swallowtail

Hackberry

Gray Comma Black Swallowtail

Female

Black Swallowtail

Male

Giant Swallowtail

Red Spotted Purple Question Mark

House Centipede Millipede

Garden Spider

Wood Louse (Pill bug) Earthworm

Wolf Spider Jumping Spider Snail

Brown Recluse Daddy Long Legs Funnel Web Spider Slug