What are the different kinds of bugs you can identify by yellow stripes?

Answer by  Lynlin1957 (87)

There are several insects that have yellow stripes. Yellow jackets, hornets, some honey bees, various members of the beetle family and a few caterpillars.

Answer by  Dontbugme (697)

There are many. Yellow jackets and some bees have yellow stripes, as do yellow-striped beetles. Some worms or caterpillars have yellow stripes. Potato bug, the giant ichneumon wasp, cicada killer, bark beetle, the pill millipede, the two-striped walking stick, the she-oak stink bug. There are too many to name them all.

Answer by  Liz59 (10966)

There are bumble bees and also caterpillars. There are different types of ants as well that you can identify as bugs.

Answer by  Bill6565 (20)

The following insects are easily recognized by yellow stripes, they include Yellow Jackets, Wasps, and Hornets. These insects all have wings and reproduce their offspring in nest. There are also none flying insects with yellow stripes such as the black-and-yellow-striped beetle, or the yellowstriped armyworm. This worm is an occasional pest of tobacco plants.

Answer by  Chrisp77 (31)

Many of the insects that you find in your garden can be identified by markings such as yellow stripes. Primarily, there are two classes of garden-variety insects - chewing bugs and sucking bugs. These two classes of beetles, worms and bugs often have identifiable yellow stripes to help you access which particular insect you are looking at.