Animal Crossing October Bugs: All ACNH Bugs Leaving Before November New Horizon Update

October is coming to a close and with a new month comes changes to the critter pool in Animal Crossing: New Horizons.

As with previous months, we'll see some different bugs, fish and sea creatures leave the game.

When October ends and November begins we'll see some new species making their way to our towns!

For the time being, we've assembled a list of all the bugs leaving the game after October in the northern and southern hemispheres.

So if you need any of these bugs to complete your Critterpedia, now would be a good time to catch them. Otherwise, who knows when you'll be able to catch them again, or donate to Blathers at the Museum.

At the same time, it's also worth familiarising yourself with the various ACNH Fish and ACNH Sea Creatures who are also leaving the game at the end of October.

Equally, whilst we have you, don't forget there's a huge Animal Crossing New Horizon's Halloween Event taking place on Saturday October 31. So make sure you don't miss out!

For now, let's turn out attention back to those bugs who are leaving the game in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres after October.

Bugs Leaving After October

Northern Hemisphere

Bug Type
Hours
Location
Rarity
Sell Price
Yellow Butterfly
4 AM - 7 PM
Flying
Common
160 Bells
Bell Cricket
5 PM - 8 AM
Ground
Common
430 Bells
Red Dragonfly
8 AM - 7 PM
Flying (Water)
Common
180 Bells
Darner Dragonfly
8 AM - 5 PM
Flying (Water)
 Common
230 Bells
Banded Dragonfly
8 AM - 5 PM
Flying (Water)
Rare
4500 Bells
Stinkbug
All Day
Flowers
Common
120 Bells
Man-Faced Stink Bug
7 PM - 8 AM
Flowers
Uncommon
1000 Bells
Ladybug
8 AM - 5 PM
Flowers
Common
200 Bells
Tiger Beetle
All Day
Ground
Uncommon
1500 Bells
Scorpion
7 PM - 4 AM
Ground
Very Rare
8000 Bells

Southern Hemisphere

Bug Type
Hours
Location
Rarity
Sell Price
Tarantula
7 PM - 4 AM
Ground
Very Rare
8000 Bells
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