Rbum

Sorry about the quality. Just meant for mapping invasive species.

Thanks for the help, and so quickly too! Once I looked at the white pattern on there heads I realized they weren't Convergent Ladybugs.

Probably a type of hunting spider tent, they make tents since they're on the move all the time so if you look up hunting spider species of the area you would probably identify it.

I don't know the exact species but it's part of the massive Orbweaver spider family which is easy to tell from its signature ring shaped web.

Probably a type of Digger wasp cocoon. Digger wasps put their young in small mud homes then take care of them by protecting and feeding them caterpillars.

It has the same exact patterns as a Neoscona Crucifera.

I think it's a Cuban Brown Snail. Not sure because the shell is bleached from the sun but if it is that would be amazing because that snail has never been found that far north.

That is the Aphid Lion (Chrysopidea). Not a lady bug but it's very close having a similar diet and also making another excellent pet to raise.