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4. Odanata Chewing mouthparts, incomplete metamorphosis, two pairs of similar wings

5. Dragonfly - insects

6. Damselfly - insects

7. Orthoptera Chewing mouthparts, gradual metamorphosis, two pairs of wings, first pair thickened second pair membranous

8. Differential grasshopper – Acrididae - Foliage

9. Twostriped grasshopper – Acrididae - Foliage

10. Longhorned grasshopper - Foliage

11. Field cricket – Gryllidae – Foliage, Insects

12. Tree cricket – Gryllidae - Foliage

13. Mole cricket - Foliage

14. Walking stick - Foliage

15. Praying Mantid - Insects

16. American Cockroach – Blattidae – Virtually anything

17. Oriental cockroach – Blattidae – Virtually anything

18. Brownbanded cockroach – Blattellidae – Virtually anything

19. German cockroach – Blattellidae – Virtually anything

20. Hemiptera Sucking mouthparts, gradual metamorphosis, two pairs of wings, the first pair half thickened, the second pair membranous

21. Green stink bug – Pentatomidae – plant sap

22. Brown stink bug – Pentatomidae – Plant sap

23. Harlequin bug – Pentatomidae – Plant sap

24. Spined soldier bug – Pentatomidae – Insects

25. Chinch bug – Lygaeidae – Plant sap

26. Milkweed bug – Lygaeidae – Plant sap

27. Squash bug – Coreidae – plant sap

28. Leaffooted plant bug – Coreidae – Plant sap

29. Tarnished plant bug – Miridae – Plant sap

30. Wheel bug – Reduviidae – Insects,blood of vertebrates

31. Nabid - Insects

32. Backswimmer – Insects, small fish

33. Giant water bug – Insects, small fish

34. Water strider – Live and dead insects

35. Homoptera Sucking mouthparts or none, gradual metamorphosis, two pairs of wings, usually membranous, or none

36. Cicada – Cicadidae – Plant sap

37. Leafhopper – Cicadellidae – Plant sap

38. Treehopper – membracidae – Plant sap

39. Greenbug – Aphididae – Plant sap

40. Spotted alfalfa aphid – Aphididae – Plant sap

41. Pea aphid – Aphididae – Plant sap

42. San Jose scale – Diaspidiae – Plant sap

43. Euonymus Scale – Diaspididae – Plant sap

44. Brown elm scale – Coccidae – Plant sap

45. Neuroptera Chewing mouthparts, complete metamorphosis, two pairs of wings, with many cross viens

46. Green lacewing (adult) - Insects

47. Green lacewing (larva) - Insects

48. Antlion (adult) - Insects

49. Antlion (larva) - Insects

50. Dobsonfly (adult) - Insects

51. Hellgrammite (Dobsonfly larva) - Insects

52. Coleoptera Chewing mouthparts, complete metamorphosis, two pairs of wings, the first pair hardened, the second pair membranous

53. Ground beetle – Carabidae - Insects

54. Colorado potato beetle – Chrysomelidea - Foliage

55. Spotted cucumber beetle – Chrysomelidae - Foliage

56. Elm leaf beetle – Chrysomelidae - Foliage

57. Flea beetle – Chrysomelidae - Foliage

58. Green June Beetle – Scarabaeidaie - Foliage

59. May beetle – Scarabaeidae - Foliage

60. White grub (larva) – Scarabaeidae – Plant roots

61. Dung beetle – Scarabaeidae - Dung

62. Click beetle – Elateridae - Foliage

64. Black blister beetle – Meloidae - Foliage

65. Grey blister beetle – meloidae - Foliage

66. Metallic wood borer (adult) – Buprestidae – Foliage, Nectar

67. Flatheaded wood borer (larva) – Buprestidae - Wood

68. Longhorned beetle (adult) – Cerambycidae – Foliage, nectar

69. Roundheaded wood borer (larva) – Cerambycidea - Wood

70. Cottonwood borer – Cerambycidae – Foliage, nectar

71. Alfalfa weevil – Curculionidea - Foliage

72. Boll weevil – Curculionidae – Fruit of plant

73. Pecan weevil – Curculionidae – Fruit of plant

74. Plum curculio – Curcu

75. Tiger beetle – Cicindelidae - Insects

76. lionidae – Fruit of plant

77. Lady beetle – Coccinellidae - Insects

78. Rove beetle – staphylinidae - Insects

79. Smaller European Elm Bark beetle - Wood

80. Carrion beetle - Carrion

81. Whirligig beetle - Insects

82. Diving beetle - Insects

83. Water scavenger beetle - Insects

84. Firefly - Insects

85. Lepidoptera Adults have sucking moughparts, larvae have chewing mouthparts, complete metamorphosis, adults have two pairs of wings covered with scales, larva none

86. Garden webworm (larva) - Foliage

87. Corn earworm moth (bollworm) – Noctuidae – nectar,pollen

88. Corn earworm (bollworm) larva) – Noctuidae – Fruit of plant

89. Whitelined sphinx moth – Sphingidae – Nectar/pollen

90. Tomato hornworm moth – Sphingidae – Nectar/pollen

91. Tomato hornworm (larva) – Sphingidae - Foliage

92. Tobacco hornworm (larva) – sphingidae - Foliage

93. Tiger moth – Nectar/pollen

94. Luna moth – Nectar/pollen

95. Cecropia moth – Nectar/pollen

96. Polyphemus moth – Nectar/pollen

97. Mimosa webworm (larva) - Foliage

98. Bagworm case – Does not feed

99. Skipper – Hesperiidae – Nectar/pollen

100. Monarch butterfly – Nectar/pollen

101. Viceroy – Nectar/pollen

102. Red admiral butterfly – Nectar/pollen

103. Swallowtail butterfly – Papilionidae – Nectar/pollen

104. Sulphur butterfly – Pieridae – Nectar/pollen

105. Diptera Mouthparts often piercing-sucking, sometimes sponging or lapping, sometimes not functional, complete metamorphosis, one pair of membranous wings

106. Mosquito – Culicidae – Blood of animals

107. Horse fly – Tabanidae – blood of animals

108. Deer fly – Tabanidae – Blood of animals

109. House fly – Muscidae – Virtually anything

110. Stable fly – Muscidae – Blood of animals

111. Horn fly – Muscidae – Blood of animals

112. Robber fly – Asilidae - Insects

113. Crane fly – Nectar/pollen

114. Bee fly – Nectar/pollen

115. Syrphid fly – Nectar/pollen

116. Bluebottle fly – Waste, plant juices

117. Cattle grub (larva) – Internal parasite

118. hymenoptera Chewing mouthparts but the bees also suck nectar, complete metamorphosis, two pairs of membranous wings or none

119. Carpenter ant – Formicidae – Insects, sweets, plant sap

120. Red harvester ant – Formicidea - Seeds

121. Velvet ant – Mutillidae – Parisites/insect

122. Cicada killer - Insects

123. Paper wasp – Insects, nectar

124. Mud dauber – Spiders, nectar

125. Blue mud dauber – Spiders, nectar

126. Ichneumon wasp – Parasites/Insects

127. Honey Bee – Apidae – Nectar/pollen

128. Bumble bee – Apidae – Nectar/pollen

129. Carpenter bee – Apidea – Nectar/pollen

130. Other orders

131. Silverfish – Thysanura – Starchy substances

132. Mayfly – Ephemeroptera – does not feed

133. Earwig – Dermaptera – Wast,plants

134. Termite – Isoptera - Wood

135. Stonefly – Plecoptera – Does not feed

136. Chicken louse – Mallophaga – Feathers and skin

137. Hog louse – Anoplura – Blood of animals

138. Cat flea – Siphonaptera – Blood of animals

139. Non - Insects

140. Black widow spider - Insects

141. Brown recluse spider - Insects

142. Brown dog tick – Blood of animals

143. American Dog tick – Blood of animals

144. Gulf coast tick – Blood of animals

145. Lone star tick – Blood of animals

146. Scorpion - Insects

147. Centipede - Insects

148. Millipede – Decomposing organic matter

149. Spider mite – Plant sap

150. Pillbug – Decomposing organic matter

151. Harvestman – Plant juices, dead insects