This group is available for you to post questions about the study, rearing and identification of insects and other arthropods in association with the Amateur Entomologists' Society Bug Club. The Bug Club is for youngsters interested in insects and other minibeasts. Bug Clubbers receive a colourful and exciting magazine six times a year and a variety of other benefits.
When sending a question please include details of your Country/State. We will answer your questions wherever possible. However, many require local knowledge and we hope that enthusiasts from around the world will help to answer questions from their own regions.
Pictures of bugs that still need to be identified can be found in the Folders marked Identity1 to Identity4 in the Files area. If you want an insect identified click on the appropriate Identity file and use the Add File facility to send your picture to the group.
It's possible that they are "Moth Flies" also known as "Drain Flies" (Family: Psychodidae). The picture is kind of dark and there's nothing for scaleĀ to gauge
Earlier this year we had an infestation of fruit flies. Now I'm finding these bugs here and there around the house. Are they related? They are larger than the