Bugs (ACCF)

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An example of a bug; a Tarantula.

In Animal Crossing: City Folk, there are more then fifty bugs to collect. Players may catch them by using their net. You may either shake your Wiimote to swing your net or you may press A. After you catch a bug, you may donate to the Museum or sell it to Tom Nook.

New bugs?

There is a total of eight new bugs that were introduced in this game. They are marked with "(new)" beside them.

Bug List

Bug Name	Price	Location	Time	Months
Common Butterfly	90	Flying (Near flowers)	4am-7pm	Mar-Sept
Yellow Butterfly	90	Flying (Near flowers)	8am-5pm	Mar-Sept
Tiger Butterfly	160	Flying (Near red and pink flowers)	8am-5pm	Mar-Jun
Peacock Butterfly	220	Flying (Near blue, black & violet flowers)	8am-5pm	Mar-Sept
Monarch Butterfly	90	Flying (Near flowers)	8am-5pm	Sept-Nov
Emperor Butterfly	2,500	Flying (Near flowers)	5pm-8am	Jun-Sept
Agrias Butterfly	3000	Flying (Near flowers)	8am-5pm	June-Sept
Raja Brooke (new)	2,500 Bells	Flying (Near flowers and water)	8am-5pm (May and July), 8am-7pm (June)	May-July
Birdwing	3,000	Flying (Near flowers)	8am-5pm	Jun-Sept
Moth	60	Near lights	7pm-4am	May-Sept
Oak Silk Moth	1,200	On trees	7pm-4am	Jun-Sept
Honeybee	100	Near flowers	8am-5pm	Mar-Aug
Bee	4,500	In trees	All Day	All Year
Long Locust	200	In grass	8am-7pm	Aug-Nov
Migratory Locust	600	In grass	8am-7pm	Sep-Nov
Mantis	430	On flowers	8am-5pm	Apr-Nov
Orchid Mantis	2,400	On flowers	8am-5pm	Aug-Nov
Brown Cicada	200	On trees	8am-5pm	Jul-Aug
Robust Cicada	300	On trees	8am-5pm	Jul-Aug
Walker Cicada	400	On trees	8am-5pm	Jul-Sept
Evening Cicada	550	On trees	4am-8am, 4pm-7pm	July-Aug
Lantern Fly	1,800	On trees	4pm-7pm, 11pm-8am	Jun-Sept
Red Dragonfly	80	Airborne anywhere	8am-7pm	Sep-Oct
Darner Dragonfly	200	Airborne anywhere	8am-5pm	Jun-Aug
Banded Dragonfly	4,500	Airborne anywhere	8am-5pm	Jul-Aug
Giant Petaltail (new)	8,000	Airborne anywhere	4pm-7pm	Aug-Oct
Ant	80	On Dropped Candy or Rotten Turnips	All Day	All Year
Pondskater	130	Main Pond/Holding Ponds	8am-7pm	Jun-Sep
Diving Beetle (new)	800	Freshwater	8am-5pm	May-Sept
Snail	250	On flowers	All Day	Apr-Sep
Cricket	130	In grass	5pm-8am	Sept-Nov
Bell Cricket	430	In grass	5pm-8am	Sep-Oct
Grasshopper	160	In grass	9am-4pm	Jul-Sept
Mole Cricket	280	Underground	All Day	Nov-May
Walking Leaf (new)	600	On ground	4am-7pm	Jul-Nov
Walkingstick	600	On trees	4am-7pm	Jul-Nov
Bagworm	300	Hanging from trees	7pm-8am	Winter
Ladybug	200	On Flowers	8am-5pm	Mar-Jun, Oct
Violin Beetle	250	On Tree Stumps	4am-5pm	Sept-Nov
Longhorn Beetle	260	On tree stumps	8am-5pm	Jun-Aug
Dung Beetle	800	Near Snowballs	5pm-8am	Dec-Feb
Firefly	300	Near fresh water	7pm-4am	June
Fruit Beetle	100	On trees	All day	Jul-Sep
Scarab Beetle	6,000	On trees	11pm-8am	Jul-Aug
Jewel Beetle	2,400	On trees	8am-5pm	Jul-Aug
Miyama Stag (new)	1,000	On trees	Jul-Aug	All day
Saw Stag Beetle	2,000	On trees	All Day	Jul-Aug
Giant Beetle	10,000	On trees	1pm-8am	Jul-Aug
Rainbow Stag	10,000	On trees	7pm-8am	Jun-Sept
Cyclommatus (new)	8,000	On trees	11pm-8am	Jul-Aug
Golden Stag (new)	12,000	On trees	11pm-4am	Jul-Aug
Dynastid Beetle	1,350	On trees	7pm-8am	Jul-Aug
Atlas Beetle	8,000	On palm trees	7pm-8am	Jun-Aug
Elephant Beetle	8,000	On palm trees	7pm-8am	Jul-Aug
Hercules Beetle	12,000	On palm trees	11pm-8am	Jul-Aug
Goliath beetle	6,000	On palm trees	7pm-8am	Jun-Aug
Flea	70	On neighbors	All Day	Mar-Nov
Pill Bug	250	Under rocks	All Day	All Year
Mosquito	130	Airborne anywhere	5pm-4am	Jun-Sep
Fly	60	On Rafflesias, Rotten Turnips or garbage	All Day	All Year
Centipede (new)	300	In rocks	8pm-4am	Summer-Winter
Spider	300	In trees	All Day	Mar-Nov
Tarantula	8,000	On ground	7pm-4am	Jun-Aug
Scorpion	8,000	On ground	7pm-4am	Jul-Sept