Siobhanさんのイラストまとめ

Feeling proud of this @inaturalist observation. The first in iNaturalist of the wasp Pteromalus puparum. It parasitised a yellow admiral Vanessa itea cocoon. The wasp was introduced to NZ to control white cabbage butterflies in the 1930s. cc @ReaderMeter https://t.co/tIm89PBESr

.@NYBG @BioDivLibrary I'm trying to confirm whether this plate in Addisonia is by Frances Elvira Horne (she's my best guess atm). Can anyone shed any light on this? #MetzLibrary cc @HistSciArt

Another installment of the @Europeanaeu Pioneers:Trailblazing women in the arts, sciences and society. The second installment is all about one of my favourite women in science - the great Maria Sibylla Merian! https://t.co/Za7M6Hpokl

I've come across Jane S. Bell, illustrator for (and perhaps relation of?) Thomas Bell (1792–1880). She worked around 1832-35. I've found very little on her, so if others know more please let me know. https://t.co/bbXeA0Kn9q

Just started a stub article on the Scottish born, New Zealand raised, Hawaiian botanist, author and illustrator Isabella McHutcheson Sinclair. Thanks .@BioDivLibrary for bringing her to my attention. Anyone interested should feel free to expand it! https://t.co/3Dgg0TZDgl

@TCDResearchColl @HerbariumDonna I, along with other volunteers, have been tagging her images with a machine readable tag in .@BioDivLibrary Flickr feed. Every time I come across her work her artistry makes me smile. See https://t.co/lICYU3mXfo

Doing some early morning .@wikidata mix'n'match and have discovered the talented illustrator Lucienne Dongé See https://t.co/T50SyH0K9G for info on her. @BioDivLibrary has some of her illustrations. (Image Public Domain via https://t.co/V3H4oV74NB) cc @HistSciArt

This is by no means a hardship! To see more of the BHL Flickr feed see https://t.co/blK1DdFz52 (Image via .@BioDivLibrary Public Domain https://t.co/8URfMDPhTg)

@winomofo @BioDivLibrary @mme_hammond You have seen the .@BioDivLibrary Flickr feed ... right? https://t.co/lKBbYPM5u3 #prettypictures

Harmanis, William and George de Alwis are ALL manificent artists. #WhatAFamily #naturalhistory https://t.co/icZr74tMAr https://t.co/12YuFv8kdd https://t.co/sPBhEhbE6o Images via .@BioDivLibrary