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Insect (generic) Larva or Nymph A flight of insects, a plague of insects, a swarm of insects, a horde of insects, a rabble of insects.

Groups of Insects

Ant 🐜 Antling An army of ants, a colony of ants, a nest of ants, a bike of ants, a swarm of flying ants. Ants

Bee 🐝 Larva A grist of bees*, a hive of bees, a swarm of bees, a flight of bees and a bike of bees (bike is old English word for next, colony and swarm). Bees

Beetle🐞 Grub A group of beetles is called a colony of beetles or a swarm of beetles, Beetles

Butterfly 🦋 Caterpillar (Larva) A rabble* of butterflies, a rainbow of butterflies*, a kaleidoscope of butterflies*, a swarm of butterflies*, an army of caterpillars. Butterflies

Click Beetle Wireworm (Larva) A colony of click beetles. Click Beetles

Cockroach Nymph An intrusion of cockroaches. Cockroaches

Dragonfly Nymph A cluster of dragonflies. Dragonflies

Fly Maggots (Larva) A business of flies, a hatch of flies, a cloud of flies, a swarm of flies. Flies

Gnat Larva A horde of gnats, a cloud of gnats, a swarm of of gnats. Gnats

Grasshopper, Cricket 🦗 Nymph A cloud of grasshoppers, a cluster of grasshoppers. Grasshoppers

Hornet Larva A bike of hornets, a nest of hornets. Hornets

Hoverfly (Syrphidae) Maggots (Larva) Hoverfly itself is a collective term for over 6000 winged insects in Syrphidae family. The often mimic wasps and bees. Hoverflies

Ladybird, Ladybug, Lady Beetle 🐞 Larva A loveliness of ladybugs. Ladybirds, Ladybugs, Lady Beetles

Louse Nymph A flock of lice, a colony of lice, an infestation of lice. Lice

Locust Nymph A plague of locusts, one of the best known collective nouns for insects. Locusts

Midge Larva A bite of midges*. Midges

Mite[1] Larva A mite of mites. Mites

Mosquito 🦟 Larva A scourge of mosquitoes*. Mosquitoes

Moth Caterpillar (Larva) A whisper or flutter of moths. A universe of moths. Moths

Sawfly (Symphyta) Caterpillar (Larva) Sawfly itself is a collective term for over 8000 winged insects whose caterpillar-like larvae often clump together in the Symphyta order. Adult sawflies don’t have a “wasp waist” but often mimic wasps and bees. Sawflies

Scorpion[1]🦂 Scorpling (Nymph) A bed of scorpions, a nest of scorpions. Scorpions

Spider[1] 🕷🕸 Spiderlings (Larva) A cluster of spiders*, a clutter of spiders*. Spiders

Stick Insect Nymph A bushel of stick insects*. Stick Insects

Termite Nymph A brood of termites, a colony of termites, a nest of termites, a swarm of termites. Termites

Wasp Larva A nest of wasps, a plague of wasps, pail or swarm of wasps. Wasps