Household Critters

Bed Bugs
Bed Bugs
a blow fly on a flower
Blow Fly
picture of a Camel Cricket
Camel Cricket
Carpenter Ant worker
Carpenter Ants (workers) (one of the workers is feeding on a drop of honey)
Carpenter Ant Queen - winged stage
Carpenter Ant queen (winged stage)

Carpenter Ant Queen - wingless stage
Queen Carpenter Ant (wingless stage)
Carpet Beetles and Carpet Beetle larvae
A pair of Black Carpet Beetles and two carpet beetle larvae
photo of a cluster fly
Cluster Fly
Cockroaches (these happen to be German Cockroaches shown here)
German Cockroaches
a Drain Fly (also called a Moth Fly)
Drain Fly (additional example)

Earwigs
Earwigs
a Four-lined Silverfish, Ctenolepisma lineatum
Four-lined Silverfish (Ctenolepisma lineatum)
image of a flea -- a Cat Flea
Fleas (Cat Flea shown here)
pair of Flour Beetles (Broad-Horned)
Flour Beetles
two separate images of a Fruit Fly, on a mirror, and on a Concord grape
(native) Fruit Flies (Red-eyed Fruit Flies)

Grain Beetles
Grain Beetles
House Fly - larvae and an adult
House Flies
Photo of Flour/Pantry moths
Pantry Moth / Flour Moth (Plodia interpunctella)
a Larder Beetle Larva
Larder Beetle larva
Larder Beetle - adult stage
Larder Beetle (Dermestes lardarius)

A pair of Lesser Grain Borers
Lesser Grain Borers
Mealworms
Mealworms
(larvae and adults)
Millipedes (an 'Occasional Invader')
Millipedes
(considered an ‘Occasional Household Invader’)
Pavement Ants
Pavement Ants
Powderpost Beetle
Powderpost Beetle

a Silverfish
Silverfish
Sowbugs
Sowbugs
picture of a Fishing Spider
SPIDERS
[Additional Maine spiders]
Termites
Termites (very rare in Maine)
Two-Spotted Spider Mites
Two-Spotted Spider Mites

 

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