Entomology

Insects are my life.

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insectlove:

rougerothkoThe beauty of pollination

(Source: greatsunflower.org)

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insectlove:

membracidA wonderful video about the european giant mayfly. Spring will come…eventually.

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astronomy-to-zoology:

Cinnabar Moth

(Tyria jacobaeae)

is a species of moth in the family Arctiidae (Arctiid moths) that can be found in most parts of the world due to their effectiveness in controlling ragwort, although their native range is Europe and central Asia. The name cinnabar comes from the red patches on their wings which look like the mineral cinnabar. They are a normal sized moth with a wingspan of 30-40 mm long. these moths fly around during the day and are toxic (the red colors serve as a warning).

Phylogeny

Animalia-Arhtropoda-Insecta-Lepidoptera-Arctiidae-Tyria-jacobaeae

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juilan:

I trapped an ant in a circle I drew with a pen

insectlove:

sexygingerlily: Moth 6 28 2012 4 by Sea Moon on Flickr.

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insectlove:

sexygingerlilyMoth 6 28 2012 4 by Sea Moon on Flickr.

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sinobug:

Bamboo Weevil (Cyrtotrachelus longimanus, Curculionidae)

Truly an awesome creature - vividly coloured, physically strong, huge dimensions and a sight to behold in flight.

Bamboo Weevil (Cyrtotrachelus longimanus, Curculionidae)

Pu’er, Yunnan, China

See more Chinese beetles on my Flickr site HERE…..

insectlove:

awkwardly-redheaded: A praying mantis flew through my window, I had to take a picture :3

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insectlove:

awkwardly-redheaded: A praying mantis flew through my window, I had to take a picture :3

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