Insect and Bug Jigsaw Puzzles

Insect and Bug Jigsaw Puzzles for Adults

This collection gathers the small creatures of gardens, meadows and ponds: bees, beetles, dragonflies, fireflies and ladybugs, plus spiders and snails, which American English simply calls bugs. Other designs feature a praying mantis on a rose, a cicada on a summer branch, a cricket in the autumn grass, a stick insect in the leaves and a caterpillar on a milkweed leaf.

Browse by family:

• Pollinators: bee puzzles and butterfly puzzles, whose butterfly and moth designs also appear here.
• Beetles: ladybug puzzles, firefly puzzles and beetle puzzles. Ladybugs and fireflies both belong to the beetle order.
• Pond and marsh: dragonfly puzzles.
• Garden crawlers: spider and web puzzles and snail puzzles.

Which Piece Count? Small subjects share the frame with petals, leaves, reeds or water. At 500 pieces those areas stay pleasant; at 1000, clover, meadow grass and web threads become the real challenge. The 100 and 200 piece formats suit young bug lovers.

Formats and Quality Every design comes in 100, 200, 500 or 1000 pieces. The 100 to 500 piece puzzles measure 18.9 x 13.4 in, the 1000 piece puzzles 26.8 x 18.9 in, on 1.9 mm board. Pieces are cut without false fits and the image is printed by sublimation. Each puzzle is made to order, and a missing piece is replaced free of charge.

You might also like our hummingbird puzzles and frog puzzles, or explore all animal jigsaw puzzles.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are spiders and snails insects?

No. Spiders are arachnids with eight legs and snails are mollusks, while insects have six legs. Both are included because Americans commonly call small garden creatures bugs.

Why do butterflies appear in this collection?

Butterflies and moths are insects, so every design from our butterfly collection is listed here as well.

Which insects pollinate flowers?

Bees are the best known, but butterflies, moths, beetles and many flies also carry pollen from flower to flower.