List of Animals Displaying Homosexual Behavior - Insects

Insects

  • Alfalfa Weevil
  • Australian Parasitic Wasp sp.
  • Bean Weevil sp.
  • Bedbug and other Bug spp.
  • Blister Beetle spp.
  • Blowfly
  • Broadwinged Damselfly sp.
  • Cabbage (Small) White (Butterfly)
  • Checkerspot Butterfly
  • Club-tailed Dragonfly spp.
  • Cockroach spp.
  • Common Skimmer Dragonfly spp.
  • Creeping Water Bug sp.
  • Cutworm
  • Digger Bee
  • Dragonfly spp.
  • Eastern Giant Ichneumon Wasp
  • Eucalyptus Longhorned Borer
  • Field Cricket sp.
  • Flour Beetle
  • Fruit Fly spp.
  • Glasswing Butterfly
  • Grape Berry Moth
  • Grape Borer
  • Green Lacewing
  • Hen Flea
  • House Fly
  • Ichneumon wasp sp.
  • Japanese Scarab Beetle
  • Larch Bud Moth
  • Large Milkweed Bug
  • Large White
  • Long-legged Fly spp.
  • Mazarine Blue
  • Mediterranean Fruit Fly
  • Mexican White (butterfly)
  • Midge sp.
  • Migratory Locust
  • Monarch Butterfly
  • Narrow-winged Damselfly spp.
  • Parsnip Leaf Miner
  • Pomace fly
  • Queen Butterfly
  • Red Ant sp.
  • Red Flour Beetle
  • Reindeer Warble Fly (Hypoderma tarandi)
  • Rose Chafer
  • Rove Beetle spp.
  • Scarab Beetle (Melolonthine)
  • Screwworm Fly
  • Silkworm Moth


  • Southeastern Blueberry Bee
  • Southern Green Stink Bug
  • Southern Masked Chafer
  • Southern One-Year Canegrub
  • Spreadwinged Damselfly spp.
  • Spruce Budworm Moth
  • Stable Fly sp.
  • Stag Beetle spp.
  • Tsetse Fly
  • Water Boatman Bug
  • Water Strider spp.

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