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The funkiest little stabby jellybean: Parasa indetermina, a Stinging Rose Caterpillar Moth, with an impressive and beautiful arsenal of venomous barbs at their disposal.
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Found this Giant Leopard Moth at the local city park yesterday. Common beautiful species! Hypercompe scribonia
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"Log Cabin" Bagworm #Moth #Caterpillar (Psychidae)
Bagworms spend their entire lives within a decorated/disguised silken sleeve. Different species make characteristic structures with specific materials.
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#insect #China #Yunnan #entomology #Lepidoptera
This one is up for sale! ko-fi.com/s/5b05113759
Just released my weevil print too!
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After hours of work, my fly print is now available! ko-fi.com/s/120915a235
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Urban bugs poster (yes I reused some from my forensic insect poster) for #bugfest tomorrow
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So long...
Endromid #Moth #Caterpillar (Oberthueria sp., Endromidae)
At 5 inches (12cm) EXCLUDING the tail, its only defense against deadly parasitoids is that all-reaching swatting tail.
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#insect #China #Yunnan #Lepidoptera #entomology #itchydogimages
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Like miniature attack planes, these sleek Conopid fliesβPhysocephala tibialisβpatrol the prairie. Males like this one, predictably, seek out food and females. The females, however, are hunting hosts for their parasitic larvae; in the case of this species, theyβre after bumblebees
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#NationalMothWeek day 8! Todayβs moth is a beautiful red-white-blue (and black) moth that pollinates flowers. Poisonous to birds! Erasmia pulchella (Zygaenidae). #MothWeek Photo: LC Shih
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#NationalMothWeek day 7! Today let's recognize the other moth life stages. One of my favorites is the colorful caterpillar of the Cecropia moth. Vibrant colors of blue, yellow, red and green! Stunning! Photo: M. Smith #MothWeek
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This is NOT an #AsianHornet! Itβs not even a #hornet! Itβs a beautiful harmless #hoverfly. An important #pollinator. It doesnβt sting! Itβs not a #wasp! no need to panic! Insects are a vital in the food chain. They are not pests! This beautiful creature is a Pal not a pest.































