1960 Vintage House cricket Print. Field Cricket Illustration. Insect. Entomology. Natural History. https://t.co/gtasnGlrYP

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1960 Vintage Scorpion Fly Print. fly Illustration. Forensic entomology. Insect Diptera. Entomology. Natural History. https://t.co/YkisJaxE9A

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I’m making a promise to myself to get back into watercolor by doing at least one piece a week for the rest of the year. Come on, self-discipline! (and I clearly need to finish a few)😅🎨🦋#watercolorpainting

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My simplified illustrations of Anopheles sp., Chaoborus sp., Corethrella sp., and Dixa sp. adults for Viktor Baranov ()!
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My illustration of Hallucinochrysa, an extinct Neuropterian from the Albian!
(do not be mislead by it's apparent size here, It's only a few mm long)
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Order Print: https://t.co/LHHvEAmvTT

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I'm giving a talk tonight to the Entomological Society of Victoria - our new contributors - all about the wonderfulness of . I'm replacing all my usual feathered & furred examples with creepy crawlies (which isn't hard - is full of bugs).

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My first attempt at a fossil reconstruction!
A Coxoplectoptera larva, a fossil member of the stem group of mayflies from the Lower Cretaceous.
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(thanks to 🙏)
Reference source: https://t.co/LLOzebijTN

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Sudsworth the candy Blumaroo and Peapod, her Katiel! Sudsworth is an entomology student who loves most forms of wildlife

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New to 8:1 but intimidated by how much comic there is? "PREVIOUSLY ON 8:1" gives a brief summary of what you need to know before each issue so you can skip straight to the new stuff. Try it on our new issue, "Entomology". https://t.co/0GknfRWB4R

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We happily present our new eCatalogue on & also including and other tiny beasts. 23 from the period 1650-1933. Download the pdf here:
https://t.co/vMLSeeympp

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Malaysian moon (Actias maenas) and a large candy-striped (Leucophlebia lineata) for from John Obadiah Westwood's Cabinet of Oriental (1848). Contributed by via : https://t.co/CLR7kRmF21

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8:1 returns with it's 17th* installment, Entomology. https://t.co/0GknfRWB4R

*Ron Howard voice* ...Tell your friends.

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John Obadiah Westwood, 1805-1893.The Cabinet of Oriental Entomology; Being a Selection of Some of the Rarer and More Beautiful Species of Insects, Natives of India and the Adjacent Islands.

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Only male hybrid tree found to be fertile, shows a new study into the viability & of hybrids (Hemideina spp.).

Article: https://t.co/EEC96AVHtT

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Preorders are open for my newest enamel pin, the Western Sheep moth! This design is based on Hemileuca eglanterina, a beautiful dayflying silk moth native to western NA. Learn more, or check out my other moth and insect pins: https://t.co/lBAhglW3rm

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Last night I approved the proof on this beautiful new pin: the Western Sheep moth! This 50mm wide pin will be gold-plated hard enamel with double-posts! Nab yours and learn more about this species in the shop now! https://t.co/XxmcM79MTp

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‘New Perspectives in Insect Control’, a mural by Robert Ingpen prepared for the Division of Entomology at CSIRO in the 1970s. There is seriously a drought of science murals these days (tho, admittedly, I thought this was a Dead Kennedy's album cover when I first saw it)

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