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RF2BH1RTX–Damaged Lemon fruit. The damage was caused by Thrips (order Thysanoptera) probably Scirtothrips dorsalis. Photographed in Israel In April
RFMTACKD–A specimen of the solitary bee Andrena haemorrhoa (or Orange-tailed Mining Bee, or Early Mining Bee) visiting the flower heads of Gorse.
RM2AY8F5T–Bronze beautiful dragonfly sits on a fir branch against blurred brown background with copy space
RM2RG1PGF–Calopteryx haemorrhoidalis - Copper Demoiselle - Rote Prachtlibelle, France (Provence), imago
RM2RG1PGA–Calopteryx haemorrhoidalis - Copper Demoiselle - Rote Prachtlibelle, France (Provence), imago
RF2F67MJY–cucumber seedlings with large germinal leaves in a plastic pot with a soil mixture of humus, a black soil and peat
RM2RG3GM2–Copper Demoiselle (Calopteryx splendens), side view of an adult female perched on a plant, Campania, Italy
RM2RG3H3D–Copper Demoiselle (Calopteryx splendens), side view of an adult male perched on a plant, Campania, Italy
RM2RG3GM1–Copper Demoiselle (Calopteryx splendens), front view of an adult male spreading its wings, Campania, Italy
RMTR7737–Mediterranean demoiselle, Copper demoiselle (Calopteryx haemorrhoidalis, Calopteryx haemorrhoidale), female by the waterside, France
RF2JTYTR0–Natural closeup on a brown , hairy, cliking beetle Athous haemorrhoidalis sitting on a green leaf
RM2BD153H–Bombus Orientalibombus haemorrhoidalis. Transcribed by digital volunteersBombus haemorrhoidalis Smith17 Apr 20171 Bombus Orientalibombus haemorrhoidalis
RF2BH1RTH–Damaged Lemon fruit. The damage was caused by Thrips (order Thysanoptera) probably Scirtothrips dorsalis. Photographed in Israel In April
RM2BF2A93–Bombus Alpigenobombus breviceps. Transcribed by digital volunteersSmall = det. Rich. '29 orichaleeus FrieseB.haemorrhoidalis, Smith.From Brit. Mus.P. Cameron Coll. 1914-11017 Apr 20171
RF2MPGHY9–Insekten, 1-2. Europäische Spinnenameise, Mutilla europaea, 2.3. Gelbstirnige Dolchwespe, auch Rotstirnige Dolchwespe genannt,, Megascolia maculata, Scolia haemorrhoidalis, Historisch, digital restaurierte Reproduktion von einer Vorlage aus dem 19. Jahrhundert
RMBNM832–Copper Demoiselle dragonfly Calopteryx haemorrhoidalis portrait plant flower sitting nature animal insect
RM2GJDRKB– Melitta bee (Melitta haemorrhoidalis) female in (Campanula rapunculoides) Foto: Ola Jennersten / TT / kod 2754
RF2BHP0MP–Damaged Lemon fruit. The damage was caused by Thrips (order Thysanoptera) probably Scirtothrips dorsalis. Photographed in Israel In April
RMTR773B–Mediterranean demoiselle, Copper demoiselle (Calopteryx haemorrhoidalis, Calopteryx haemorrhoidale), female by the waterside, France
RF2H985BW–Closeup on a brown hairy clicking beetle, Athous haemorrhoidalis sitting on a green leaf in hte garden
RF2H8TK74–Flora of Gran Canaria - flowering blue Scilla dasyantha, endemic to the islands, natural macro floral background
RM2A2MJFX–Estrilda haemorrhoidalis, Print, Estrilda is a genus of estrildid finch in the Estrildidae family., 1700-1880
RMBNM835–Copper Demoiselle dragonfly Calopteryx haemorrhoidalis portrait plant grass blade of grass sitting nature animal insect
RMTR7735–Mediterranean demoiselle, Copper demoiselle (Calopteryx haemorrhoidalis, Calopteryx haemorrhoidale), female deposing eggs, France
RF2H8TK6P–Flora of Gran Canaria - flowering blue Scilla dasyantha, endemic to the islands, natural macro floral background
RM2T695EF–Species of scarab beetles. Bloody small dung beetle, Otophorus haemorrhoidalis 31, subterranean small dung beetle, Eupleurus subterraneus 33, Esymus merdarius 34, N.S. 35, 38, Onthophagus ovatus 36, erratic small dung beetle, Colobopterus erraticus 37, Diplognatha gagates 39, Odonteus armiger 40,41, Anomala dubia subsp. dubia 42, and garden chafer, Phyllopertha horticola 43. Handcoloured copperplate engraving from Thomas Martyns The English Entomologist, Exhibiting all the Coleopterous Insects found in England, Academy for Illustrating and Painting Natural History, London, 1792.
RM2N3P48M–Species of scarab beetles. Bloody small dung beetle, Otophorus haemorrhoidalis 31, subterranean small dung beetle, Eupleurus subterraneus 33, Esymus merdarius 34, N.S. 35, 38, Onthophagus ovatus 36, erratic small dung beetle, Colobopterus erraticus 37, Diplognatha gagates 39, Odonteus armiger 40,41, Anomala dubia subsp. dubia 42, and garden chafer, Phyllopertha horticola 43. Handcoloured copperplate engraving from Thomas Martyn’s The English Entomologist, Exhibiting all the Coleopterous Insects found in England, Academy for Illustrating and Painting Natural History, London, 1792.
RM2D77KCA–China, Bombus (Orientalibombus) haemorrhoidalis Smith, Animalia, Arthropoda, Insecta, Hymenoptera, Apidae, Apinae
RMP6086H–N/A. English: Eucinetus haemorrhoidalis sheme of underside . 1909. Edmund Reitter Fauna Germanica II Band Stuttgart 1909 533 Eucinetus haemorrhoidalis Reitter
RMTR7736–Mediterranean demoiselle, Copper demoiselle (Calopteryx haemorrhoidalis, Calopteryx haemorrhoidale), male on a plant, France
RM2PHY2TJ–garden click beetle (Athous haemorrhoidalis, Athous obscurus), sitting on a leaf, Austria, Eastern Tyrol
RF2H8TK7G–Flora of Gran Canaria - flowering blue Scilla dasyantha, endemic to the islands, natural macro floral background
RMRMN7BK–. Annals of applied biology. Biology, Economic; Biochemistry. 214 Life History of Wireworms The apex of the elytral sheath is sHghtly hooked but less so than in some alhed species (e.g. Athous haemorrhoidalis). The number of spiracles is the same in the pupa as in the larva. The single thoracic pair is situated ventrally in the membrane between the pro- and meso-thoracic segments, anterior to the intermediate coxae. The abdominal spiracles are situated laterally in the pleurae between the folds of the tergite and sternite, but are not concealed as in A. sputafor. Those of the first segment are
RM2D77KD5–Kashmir, Bombus (Orientalibombus) haemorrhoidalis Smith, Animalia, Arthropoda, Insecta, Hymenoptera, Apidae, Apinae
![N/A. Plate XII Warning: some taxa/names may be misidentified/misapplied or placed in a different genus. 1: Sphinx Adscit[a] HÆMORRHOIDALIS ( = Aethria haemorrhoidalis (Stoll, [1790]), iconotype, see Funet). Photos on Treknature and Hétérocères de Guyane Française. In register spelled HEMORRHOIDALIS 2: Phal[aena] Geomet[ra] EULALIA ( = Gorgone ortilia (Stoll 1781), see NHM, Global Lepidoptera Names Index). Also on plate 165 F as [Phalaena] Ortilia. 3: Phal[aena] Noct[ua] Archadia ( = Dolichosomastis archadia (Stoll, 1790), see NHM, Global Lepidoptera Names Index. Errors in register, see p Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/P5XKXE/na-plate-xii-warning-some-taxanames-may-be-misidentifiedmisapplied-or-placed-in-a-different-genus-1-sphinx-adscit-a-hmorrhoidalis-=-aethria-haemorrhoidalis-stoll-1790-iconotype-see-funet-photos-on-treknature-and-htrocres-de-guyane-franaise-in-register-spelled-hemorrhoidalis-2-phal-aena-geomet-ra-eulalia-=-gorgone-ortilia-stoll-1781-see-nhm-global-lepidoptera-names-index-also-on-plate-165-f-as-phalaena-ortilia-3-phal-aena-noct-ua-archadia-=-dolichosomastis-archadia-stoll-1790-see-nhm-global-lepidoptera-names-index-errors-in-register-see-p-P5XKXE.jpg "N/A. Plate XII Warning: some taxa/names may be misidentified/misapplied or placed in a different genus. 1: Sphinx Adscit[a] HÆMORRHOIDALIS ( = Aethria haemorrhoidalis (Stoll, [1790]), iconotype, see Funet). Photos on Treknature and Hétérocères de Guyane Française. In register spelled HEMORRHOIDALIS 2: Phal[aena] Geomet[ra] EULALIA ( = Gorgone ortilia (Stoll 1781), see NHM, Global Lepidoptera Names Index). Also on plate 165 F as [Phalaena] Ortilia. 3: Phal[aena] Noct[ua] Archadia ( = Dolichosomastis archadia (Stoll, 1790), see NHM, Global Lepidoptera Names Index. Errors in register, see p Stock Photo")
RMP5XKXE–N/A. Plate XII Warning: some taxa/names may be misidentified/misapplied or placed in a different genus. 1: Sphinx Adscit[a] HÆMORRHOIDALIS ( = Aethria haemorrhoidalis (Stoll, [1790]), iconotype, see Funet). Photos on Treknature and Hétérocères de Guyane Française. In register spelled HEMORRHOIDALIS 2: Phal[aena] Geomet[ra] EULALIA ( = Gorgone ortilia (Stoll 1781), see NHM, Global Lepidoptera Names Index). Also on plate 165 F as [Phalaena] Ortilia. 3: Phal[aena] Noct[ua] Archadia ( = Dolichosomastis archadia (Stoll, 1790), see NHM, Global Lepidoptera Names Index. Errors in register, see p
RF2JG83YY–Closeup on a hairy female of the oligolectic Golden tailed Melitta haemorrhoidalis, a plant specialist on Campanula flower sitting on wood
RME6PMHP–Centris haemorrhoidalis, F, Back, Puerto Rico 2013-06-27-151839 ZS PMax 9162545362 o A lovely Centris from Puerto Rico, collected by Sara Prado Centris haemorrhoidalis, F, Back, Puerto Rico 2013-06-27-15.18.39 ZS PMax
RMRGBT3C–. Bulletin of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Agriculture; Agriculture. BULLETIN 597, U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. upon the flanks or forelegs of the animal. Unlike G. intestinalis, it does not remain near the animal prior to the deposition of a second egg. G. haemorrhoidalis is easily distinguished by the bright orange red on the tip of the abdomen. The thorax above is olive gray and hairy, with a black band behind the suture. The base of the abdo- men is whitish and the mid- dle blackish, which is in strange contrast with the orange red of the end. It deposits only upon the small hai
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