My friend and I just moved into our new NYC apartment and found 2 of these bugs (+ 2 tiny dead ones on the bathroom sink) in the bathrooms. We ofc reached out to management asap to spray the apartment but trying to figure out what exactly these are in the meantime. They look alarmingly like German roaches which I’m praying isn’t the case but hoping someone can help confirm? Sorry the lighting’s not the best.

I have been finding these in my bedroom and it is freaking me out. They are getting inside my bedding and on it as well as on the floor at night. I bought an upholstered ottoman bedframe from Dusk around the time they started to appear but again it could be coincidental. I have tried AI but the answers I get different. Please help as I am sitting here at 4 in the morning because the idea they are crawling on me whilst asleep is nightmarish. I am in the midlands, uk. 🙏 Thank you!

I dont know why, but I cant pull up anything that is a perfect match for this. I know its a type of harvestmen. Was found by a friend on travel to South Korea.

It was the super cool iridescent-y, blue color that caught my eye; I’m glad I didn’t a accidentally step on it

In Midwest
Found this on bed pillow Woke up feeling itchy. Has no legs two black eyes and horizontal black line in body Best pics I could get

I found a dead one of these on the floor next to my stove, and a couple minutes later another one ran out from under there. Moved decently fast for its size. It’s so small my phone couldn’t focus on it. I’m in an apartment in Minnesota.

I am HOPING it is a grain beetle or something, but I am paranoid bc I had to call pest control for roaches and I’m not confident they inspected anyone else’s apartment besides mine.

Apologies for photo quality, this bug was TINY and I did my best. Both pics are same bug, second is with flash on. Struggling with how to describe how small it was - smaller than a grain of rice by a lot (I can’t think of anything smaller to compare it to)

Found this guy in my camper, currently in south Mississippi. Moved him outside with a paper towel wrapper, hope it’s not invasive lol

I have seen these little guys twice, and both times I thought it was some kind of fungus at first. They have a slight bluish tint that comes across better in the second pic. They look like mealybugs on steroids.

1st pic was taken yesterday near Locust Knob in Western NC around 4500’. I didn’t think to try to ID the tree, but the forest has a lot of Beech. They are all pretty small. Some don’t look armored (for lack of a better word), so maybe they’re a younger stage in their life cycle?

2nd pic is from 11/5/25 on Lane Pinnacle in Western NC around 5100’. Again I didn’t think to ID the tree.

Found in my MIL’s toilet

About the size of a dime with a huge web

These beetles have started to coat the east face of my house in the past couple weeks. What are they? Should I be concerned? I do have a small garden and two cats.

Located in Las Vegas, NV on a wall in my backyard. About 3 inches which is HUGE, right?... 🦗🦗🦗

Northern Oklahoma, USA.

I killed it shortly after this. I’ve seen a few of these please say not a recluse

UK, today.

Found this fella on my towel, who then wafted into the sink, quite dead.
My best guess is a variable cockroach nymph? Wondering if it had got indoors and died on the blind and then fell towel-ward when I lowered it to have a shower.

Apologies for image quality, phone struggled a bit.
Would be grateful if anyone can confirm or identify!

Thanks!!

UK, today.

Found this fella on my towel, who then wafted into the sink, quite dead.
My best guess is a variable cockroach nymph? Wondering if it had got indoors and died on the blind and then fell towel-ward when I lowered it to have a shower.

Apologies for image quality, phone struggled a bit.
Would be grateful if anyone can confirm or identify!

Thanks!!

If they’re even eggs? Found on outdoor furniture in southeastern Pennsylvania. About 1 cm big.

who is this fuzzy dude who set up an ill advised web right by our courtyard hallway? I relocated them to avoid a jump scare that could lead to someone killing them

Southern California, approximately 1.5-2” or so