Are you curious about an insect you've encountered but don't know its name or details? Simply snap a picture and let our app provide you with all the data you need!
Are you looking for a professional app to identify insect, butterfly, or spider species? With our Insect Identification, Butterflies Identifier, and Spiders Identifier, anyone can become an expert at identifying insects just like a scientist. Just snap a photo of any insect, and our app will use machine learning techniques to precisely determine its species taxonomy. Our algorithms are trained on data from trusted professionals, ensuring you receive the most accurate results.
- Insect Taxonomy
The Picture Insect Bug Identifier app offers comprehensive insights into insects. Learn about their structure, appearance, evolution, species that might be confused with them, their characteristics, and much more.
- Answers to Your Insect Queries
In collaboration with experts, the Picture Insect Bug Identifier app addresses common questions about insect identification. What does a blue morpho butterfly eat? How long do insects live? What are the natural enemies of spiders? Is this insect harmful to humans? You ask, and our experts provide the answers.
FEATURES:
- Instantly identify any bug, butterfly, or other insect from a photo or directly through the camera.
- Access detailed information about identified insects on Wikipedia.
- Identify insects anytime, anywhere.
Currently, our app recognizes the following insect groups and butterfly species:
Butterflies (77 species), including:
- American painted lady
- Anthocharis cardamines
- Battus philenor
- Chequered skipper
- Coenonympha tullia
- Colias croceus
- Colias eurytheme
- Dingy skipper
- Eastern tiger swallowtail
- Epargyreus clarus
- Essex skipper
- Fiery skipper
- Glaucopsyche lygdamus
- Great spangled fritillary
- Green hairstreak
- Gulf fritillary
- Heliconius charithonia
- Heliconius melpomene
- Junonia coenia
- Leptidea sinapis
- Lycaena phlaeas
- Meadow brown
- Monarch butterfly
- Morpho menelaus
- Nymphalis antiopa
- Papilio cresphontes
- Papilio machaon
- Papilio polyxenes
- Papilio rutulus
- Pieris brassicae
- Pieris rapae
- Polygonia c-album
- Small tortoiseshell
- Speckled wood butterfly
- Vanessa atalanta
- Vanessa cardui
- Viceroy butterfly
- Chequered skipper butterfly
- Common blue butterfly
- Eastern tailed blue butterfly
- Holly blue butterfly
- Large blue butterfly
- Ringlet butterfly
Insect Species Identification includes:
- Ants (family Formicidae)
- Driver ants (subfamily Dorylinae)
- Fire ants (genus Solenopsis)
- Harvester ant (multiple genera)
- Honey ants (multiple genera)
- Leafcutter ants (tribe Attini)
- Sahara desert ant (genus Cataglyphis)
- Bees (superfamily Apoidea)
- Family Apidae
- Bumblebees (tribe Bombini)
- Euglossine bees (tribe Euglossini)
- Honeybees (tribe Apini)
- Carpenter bees (subfamily Xylocopinae)
- Leaf-cutter bees (family Megachilidae)
- Mining bees (family Andrenidae)
- Family Apidae
- Wasps (several superfamilies)
- Gall wasps (family Cynipidae)
- Ichneumons (family Ichneumonidae)
- Paper wasps (genus Polistes)
- Sand wasps (tribe Bembicini)
- Spider wasps (family Pompilidae)
- Thread-waisted wasp (family Sphecidae)
- Cicada-killer wasp (Sphecius speciosus)
- Yellow jackets (genera Dolichovespula or Vespula)
- Suborder Symphyta
- Horntails (family Siricidae)
- Sawflies (superfamily Tenthredinoidea)
- Wood wasps (families Xiphydriidae, Orussidae, and Anaxyelidae)
- Beetles
- Deathwatch beetles (family Anobiidae)
- Dermestid beetles (family Dermestidae)
- Feather-winged beetles (family Ptiliidae)
- Fireflies (family Lampyridae)
- Flat bark beetles (family Cucujidae)
- Flat grain beetles (family Silvanidae)
- Fruitworm beetles (family Byfuridae)
- Fungus weevils (family Anthribidae)
- Ground beetles (family Carabidae)
- Tiger beetles (subfamily Cicindelinae)
- Caddisflies (Order Trichoptera)
- Cockroaches (Order Blattodea)
- Ladybugs (family Coccinellidae)
- Dragonflies and Damselflies (Order Odonata)
- Damselflies (suborder Zygoptera)
- Dragonflies (suborder Anisoptera)
- Earwigs (Order Dermaptera)
- Fleas (Order Siphonaptera)
- Flies (Order Diptera)
- Anthomyiid flies (family Anthomyiidae)
- Balloon flies (family Acroceridae)
- Bat flies (families Nycteribiidae and Streblidae)
- Biting midges (family Chironomidae)
- Ants (family Formicidae)
What's New in Version 3.0
Last updated on Oct 20, 2024
Minor bug fixes have been implemented to enhance your user experience.
