Spotted Cucumber Beetle

Adults consume pollen of cucurbits

Tetraopes tetrophthalmus

larvae consume roots of Milkweeds

Multicolored Asian Lady Beetle

consumes aphids

American Firefly

larvae consume slugs and snails

Popillia japonica 

Chinese Mantis

predators that feed on almost any arthropods that they can catch

Tiger Bee Fly

larvae consume larvae and food supply of Giant Carpenter Bee

Lucilia sp.

adults consume fluids from dead mammals, fish, amphibians, and reptiles

Aedes albopictus

Drosophila melanogaster

breeds in rotting fruits and vegetables, consumes primarily yeast in decaying matter

Merodon equestris

larvae consume Narcissus bulbs

Large Milkweed Bug

feeds on juices of Milkweed

Halyomorpha halys

pest species for many fruit and vegetable crops

Xylocopa virginica virginica

pollinates many plants including Sunflowers and Milkweeds

Cotesia congregata

larvae consume caterpillars

Polistes fuscatus

paper from its nests become food for other organisms when it decomposes

Eastern Yellowjacket

adults aerate soil by burrowing underground

Eastern Subterranean Termite

consumes dead wood of many plants

Caddisfly

food of many aquatic vertebrates

Aster cordifolius

nectar provides food for Western Honey Bee

Oxydendrum arboreum

nectar provides food for Western Honey Bees

Vaccinium corymbosum

nectar provides food for Western Honey Bee

Oxalis europaea 

sap provides food for aphid species

Wineberry

fruit provides food for many birds (such as American Robin)

Lantana camara

covers large areas where it crowds out many native species and can markedly hinder forest regeneration

Viola sororia

leaves and fleshy roots provide food for Wild Turkey

Larix laricina

can produce shaded forested areas in which particular kinds of forbs and grasses live

Gingko biloba

resistant to air and soil pollution