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Farms, croplands, old fields, hedgerows
Angulate and Roundshouldered Orbweavers
Araneus spp.
Bee Flies
About 800 species in North America
Blister Beetles
More than 400 species in North America north of Mexico
Daddy Longlegs (Harvestmen)
About 6,500 species have been named so far, worldwide.
Giant Silkworm and Royal Moths
About 75 species in North America north of Mexico
Ground Beetles
About 2,400 species in North America north of Mexico
Horse and Deer Flies
Tabanus, Chrysops, and related genera
Ichneumon Wasps
More than 5,000 species in North America
Lady Beetles (Ladybird Beetles; Ladybugs)
Nearly 500 species in North America north of Mexico
Leaf Beetles
About 2,000 species in North America
Longhorned Beetles (Borers; Sawyer Beetles)
About 1,000 species in North America north of Mexico
Millipedes
More than 900 species in North America north of Mexico
Moths
More than 12,000 species in North America north of Mexico
Nursery Web Spiders
Pisaurina spp.
Pseudoscorpions
Various species in the order Pseudoscorpionida
Pyralid Moths
More than 680 species in North America north of Mexico
Sand Wasps
Numerous species and genera in Missouri
Scarab Beetles
About 1,700 species in North America north of Mexico.
Spotted Orbweavers
Neoscona spp.
Springtails
More than 8,000 species globally
Ticks
Three common Missouri species.
Trashline Orbweavers
Cyclosa conica and C. turbinata
Weevils (Snout Beetles; Bark Beetles)
About 2,500 species in North America north of Mexico
Wolf Spiders
Numerous species and genera in our state.
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We protect and manage the fish, forest, and wildlife of the state. We facilitate and provide opportunity for all citizens to use, enjoy, and learn about these resources.
