1. Insect classification If present, number and type

2. Order Orthoptera Simple development Chewing mouthparts Two pairs of wings/ first set are thickened and leather-like

3. Orthoptera wings 1st pair leather like, thickened > 2nd pair thin flying wing

4. Earwigs- Dermaptera Short wing covers- second pair not always developed Simple development Chewing mouthparts Have terminal forceps

5. True bugs -Order Hemiptera Simple development Sucking mouthparts Two pairs of wings/ 1st pair a half wing in Heterocera

6. < Half wing True Bugs- Hemiptera wings Two sets of wings 1st pair thick < half wing

7. Aphids, scales, ciada Simple development Sucking mouthparts Two pairs of membrane type wings

8. Adult cicada 1 2

9. Butterflies and moths - Order Lepidoptera Complete development-larvae are caterpillars Larvae have chewing mouth parts Two pairs of wings/ Covered with scales

10. Beetles- Order Coleoptera Complete development- larvae are grubs Chewing mouthparts larvae and adults Two pairs of wings-first hardened into wing covers <wing cover Adult beetle Beetle Larva 3sets of legs

11. True Flies- Order Diptera Complete development-larvae are maggots Chewing mouthparts in larvae/variable in adults Adults only have 1 pair of wings < 1 pair of wings Horse fly

12. Ants,bees, Order Hymenoptera Complete development-larvae are maggot like Chewing mouthparts in larvae Two pairs of wings- both membrane likehooked together to work as one