I spy a multi-legged creature but am not sure what it is!

Not sure if I'm seeing the right thing but if it's on the grass stem then yes I do. I have no idea what it is though:-)

Yes, I see it. We recently saw an odd one, too.

Ok, I just looked at it with fresh eyeballs and know what it is but can't tell the genus from the image. I will say, chloecat, that they are completely harmless.

I see it and I want to tuck my pant leg into my socks.

What appears to be a critter of some sort is pretty obvious to me, but I'm not sure it is really a 'critter'. I can't really see details of it though, so no idea of just what genus it is. Probably wouldn't know that even if I could see its details.

Rusty

Annie, in which part of the country do you live? Sometimes, that little bit of information can help narrow down the identity of a very large family of......critters.

My definition of 'critter' is anything that lives and breathes, though that might be broader than some may use it. Calling it a critter doesn't give away any hints, either.

I'm in the northeast.

Critter to me is a version of creature and like rhizo, anything that lives and breathes.

I see a couple of things, one has little beady black eyes and the other is the leaf one

I only see the one on the grasslike plant.

I see what might be a moth on the bottom blade of grass.

When Annie tells everyone what it is, I'll post images with options.

Yes, I see it and it looks similar to something I have seen too. But not entirely sure either the way it is ‘posing’.

It's a dead leaf moth. You can see her feet on the blade of grass. Here's a close up.

It's one of the members of the huge moth family, Sphingidae. There are over a thousand genera of Sphinx moths, also called Hawk moths. These fascinating insects often have remarkable mimicry adaptations, evolved to look like dead leaves, live leaves, bees, and even hummingbirds. Most of their caterpillars have little horns on their posterier end....these are the pesky and voracious hornworms.

Sphingidae family

Wow, that was the most hidden creature I've seen yet!

Very cool, rhizo. It looked like one of the leaf-mimicking moths but the color threw me.

That's one I found. The other looked like a tiny mouse with shiny black eyes but I don't think it was.

I don’t see ‘nuttin!