The American Ruby Spot is also known as a damselfly. They live in most of eastern North America. These are large damselflies that like to live along streams in grassy areas. The nymphs live in the water.
All stages of development are predaceous, feeding on mosquitoes, midges, and other small insects.
These wild insects don't bother humans or damage crops. Enlarged 19 times. Scytodidae Spitting spiders are pale yellow to dark chestnut brown, and are sometimes mottled with black or brown on the cephalothorax. They live in woods and fields under leaf litter, trash, or stones, but may also live in cellars and closets. These spiders do not construct webs, but rather spit out a mucilaginous substance that engulfs and traps their prey.