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Extension > Garden > Diagnose a problem > What insect is this? > Insects found indoors > Winged Insects - 1/2 inch and greater

Winged Insects - 1/2 inch and greater

Cluster fly	Blow flies	Carpenter ant queen	Yellowjackets
Bald-faced hornet	Paper wasps	Bird-nest wasps	Honey bee
Bumble bees	Horntail	Wood wasps	Parasitic wasps

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