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What do web spinners look like?
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Web spinners belong to the Order Embioptera.

What do mites and ticks look like?
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Mite, line drawing. Mites and ticks belong to the Order Acarina.

What do flies look like?
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The true flies belong to the Order Diptera and include many common insects such as mosquitoes, midges, sand flies, blowflies and the House Fly.

Beetles identification guide
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Beetles, which include weevils, belong to the Order Coleoptera.

What do mayflies look like?
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Mayflies belong to the Order Ephemeroptera.

What does a Silverfish look like?
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Silverfish belong to the Order Zygentoma (formerly Thysanura).

What do hanging-flies and scorpion-flies look like?
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Hanging-flies and scorpion-flies belong to the insect Order Mecoptera.

Identification of bees
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Bees belong to the Superfamily Apocrita in the Order Hymenoptera.

What do caddisflies look like?
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Caddisflies belong to the Order Tricoptera.

Earwigs identification guide
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Earwigs belong to the Order Dermaptera.