Both the same species (if I'm not badly mistaken). Both indoors within a foot of one another.

Reverse image search says Russian Leather Beetle but I live in Western Pennsylvania of the USA which it says they aren’t native to. Any ideas?

It looked a bit bumblebee-like while flying, but much less so once it landed.. black and orange abdomen, but black and yellow thorax (a bit fuzzy). A good 2cm (almsot 1 inch) long.

Found this at home in England. I moved to England from Hong Kong not long ago, so I'm not familiar with local spiders at all. Maybe it's very common?

I tried to usher it out but it decided to play dead.

Hi,

Comparing to leptiri.hr I think I identified this moth to be of macdunnoughia confusa: https://leptiri.hr/Noctuidae/Macdunnoughia-confusa

For sanity I wanted to do a double check if I'm right, so lemmings please help with verification of this moth from central Croatia, Europe.

Tnx

This little devil jumped out of a living pigeon into my apartment

Found one crawling across my kitchen floor, then another the next morning on my kitchen table.

Found this crawling on a porch rail. Anyone know what type it might be?

Found just chilling in the middle of the floor, probably around an inch in length. Think it might be a wolf spider.

My dad spotted these while doing yard work. He's curious to know if they're invasive. There was a little hole in the ground that they seemed to be crowding into.

This is from Illinois. I think maybe it's a spider wasp, but I don't have any idea what I'm talking about, so I worry that it's a termite.

Found indoors in a rural house.

Moving some of my old posts over from Reddit, thought I'd give people some stuff to ID.

Moving some stuff over from Reddit. Found on an apartment wall.

Location: Europe, Croatia, Slavonija

It has nice black and white spotted wings and black abdomen with two yellow stripes at begining and about three quaters of length.

I would guess this a sort of moth, but could not find corresponding sort on leptiri.hr

Any information is much appreciated.