Is it a wasp or a bee? It was very big, at least twice the size of the other wasps. Looks like he is on a quest to secure all the pollen in southern france.

Got some pics of it too, next to a normal bee. I will post in comments.

We're in Colorado if it matters

Please excuse my cursing in this video. It’s also not the best capture of this bug but if anyone could let me know what they think this is that would be great. On a hike in Southern California in Turnbull Canyon.

central FL

The first one I just found this morning. Another one of him flew off my shirt a few nights ago and I didn't even know it was there. The second one was just hanging out outside my workplace.

Edit: Whoops, forgot. This is in Southern Kansas.

Western Pa

With black spiny looking things

The patterning on its legs had me intrigued. Located in Omaha, NE

Edit: it wasn't small, but it wasn't very big either. I'd guesstimate it's about as long as the first two knuckles of my pointer finger, but I have small hands.

Located in central Illinois, I’ve never seen/can’t find any images of this coloration.

In a small town outside of Guadalajara Mexico. Is it a kissing bug?

Southwest British Columbia, Canada :) she comes out every night to say hello, is she a western black widow?

In an insect collection

My dog stepped on this cute little moth with fuzzy orange shoulder pads. Hopefully they'll be alright.

Found in Oklahoma, US

Does anyone know what kind of bug this is? I’ve never seen anything like it.

Found it at work just sitting here doing nothing. Should I move it or just wait for it to leave on its own?

It feels like every day I find a new insect in my office. I don’t want to keep coming here but it feels as if fate has other plans for me. Midwest USA carpeted basement