r/bugidentification is a subreddit with 47k members. The community frequently discusses bug, found, insect, identify, and spider, and the most common flair used is location included, possible pest, location included, location not known/other question, possible pest. no location, and bug appreciation post.
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Popular Topics in r/bugidentification
#1
Bug
156 posts
#2
Found
49 posts
#3
Insect
46 posts
#4
Identify
29 posts
#5
Spider
14 posts
#6
Roach
12 posts
#7
Help
12 posts
#8
Bedbug
8 posts
#9
Identification
6 posts
#10
Nyc
6 posts
Flair Used in r/bugidentification
#1
Location included
: "Tick on my son"
144 posts
#2
Possible pest, location included
: "Plush thrifter, please don't tell me it's THE bug.."
46 posts
#3
Location not known/Other question
: "Missouri, black and white spider"
4 posts
#4
Possible pest. No location
: "What is this?"
3 posts
#5
Bug Appreciation Post
: "Name of this bug? Is in Romania"
1 post
#6
Already Identified – Just Sharing
: "Found this Roly Poly outside"
1 post
Member Growth in r/bugidentification
Yearly
+6k members(15.1%)
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Last updated: June 14, 2026