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Native hedges series No 11: Malus sylvestris, Wild Crab Apple.
Birds & small mammals feed on the fruits; 217 species of invert use it as a larval host; 133 of them are Lepidoptera, mostly macro and micro moths
#WildWebsWednesday
@WebsWild
Illo By Carl Axel Magnus Lindman
#NewLiterature Troubridge. A new genus and 37 new noctuoid species from peninsular #Florida and the Keys (#Lepidoptera: Noctuoidea). Insecta Mundi 0789: 1-56 #NewSpecies
https://t.co/qtA3dMLlZ6
Left: Poppy Melody ♀(papillon puppy humanoid)🐶🧁
Middle: Hazel Lepidoptera ♀(vampire/Venezuelan poodle hybrid moth humanoid)🦋💡
Right: Lumi Aloysius ♂(calico Scottish fold humanoid)🐱🎀
✨Note: Yes, Lumi is a femboy™✨
I miss these funky little bugs dude. Their wing patterns based on irl regions was SUCH a cool concept and I love the events that gave you special wing patterns as well. These were the only lepidoptera themed Pokemon I actually vibed with 🦋
Moths and the park: The moths of the British Isles, by Richard South, 1907-09, BHL/Smithsonian.......2 vols .......https://t.co/G6IMxCiX5H #mothsmatter #moths #lepidoptera
📣For the 1st time, a pan-European🌍 & time-calibrated #phylogeny for ALL #butterflies🦋 in existence allows tracing back their evolutionary divergence 100 millions ago!
🧐More: https://t.co/Ovr4MM4kfX
🔓Study: https://t.co/gmTY4btAHM
#Lepidoptera #Entomology #Taxonomy
#UnderTheFursona Hey! I am Tyger, Chinese/Italian 33y.o Massage Therapist/Freelance Art thing. Married to a red dragon.
🌈❤️🌈
I enjoy a great many things, few to list are cooking, hockey, tabletop rpg, hiking, eating, music, lepidoptera, making stuff, anime, and many things lol
The 1st time-calibrated phylogeny of all 496 extant #butterfly species in Europe, incl. 18 localised endemics with no public DNA sequences previously available.
🔓Data paper: https://t.co/gmTY4btAHM
#Phylogeny #Lepidoptera #Biodiversity #WED2020
Just added these butterflies & moths vinyl sticker sheets to my Etsy shop. $6 #stickers #lepidoptera #moths #butterflies
https://t.co/qsmSoXstB9
Can we use our most-viewed books in @BioDivLibrary
to track moods during isolation? In March our most-viewed book was "Snakes of Australia" (https://t.co/NMD30JKmJ1); in April it was butterflies: "Australian Lepidoptera & their Transformations" (https://t.co/dm9ZiwJsCr). 🐍🦋🤔
Since we're talking Lepidopteras and Dragons, let me introduce to you all my Lepidrak(s)!
Did these babies in watercolor.
The idea behind them is a species of super colorful, lively funloving draconids who happen to have lepidoptera markings. This also includes moths as well.
The Burnet Moth
I am impatiently waiting for the first #butterflies to emerge whilst working on a project from those less fortunate specimens in cases. Still beautiful!
#watercolour #watercolor #lepidoptera #illustration
Today is a giving day @UF. Support (both moral and financial) for our unique programs at the McGuire Center @FloridaMuseum is always appreciated.
Support link: https://t.co/GaRX7mioQX
About the McGuire Center for Lepidoptera and Biodiversity:
https://t.co/dSpuQE0gs6
The #Afrotropical #butterfly genus <Mylothris> can be placed into 5 species groups. Within them, many species have very little genetic differentiation.
See more: https://t.co/8XJo8Pa2Za.
#Lepidoptera #Entomology