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RMFWEDXR–Ermine moth caterpillars (Yponomeuta species) weave a large silken web over a hedge to protect themselves from predators
RFMCFTT4–A lot of swarming worms in ground. Grave worms, death worm (And they shall lie down alike in the dust, and the worms shall cover them. Bible). Larvae,
RF2RBN19W–Empty cocoons of a species of African moth covering a tree trunk. Entebbe Botanical Garden, Uganda.
RF2KEMF2W–A caterpillar web constructed on a plant stem with dried leaves hedgerow in Suffolk, England, UK.
RMAC40YA–Timothy Tortrix Aphelia paleana larva Potton Bedfordshire with nice out of focus background
RF2BKWJD5–Nesting web of ermine moth caterpillars, yponomeutidae, hanging from the branches of a tree
RMFWEDW2–Ermine moth caterpillars (Yponomeuta species) weave a large silken web to protect themselves from predators
RFMCFTP2–A lot of swarming worms in ground. Grave worms, death worm (And they shall lie down alike in the dust, and the worms shall cover them. Bible). Larvae,
RF2PD47T7–Wax moth larvae on an infected bee nest. cover of the hive is infected with a wax moth. family of bees is sick with a wax moth. Terrible wax bee frame
RF2RP1BW7–close up of a pupated green caterpillar of the Silver Y moth, Autographa gamma in the pupa, cocoon
RF2BKWJ11–Nesting web of ermine moth caterpillars, yponomeutidae, hanging from the branches of a tree
RFMCFTNJ–A lot of swarming worms in ground. Grave worms, death worm (And they shall lie down alike in the dust, and the worms shall cover them. Bible). Larvae,
RF2PDB6A9–Wax moth larvae on an infected bee nest. cover of the hive is infected with a wax moth. family of bees is sick with a wax moth. Terrible wax bee frame
RF2JNJ3CY–Dead larvae and wasps known as Asian Giant Hornet or Japanese Giant Hornet inside white circular container on wooden table in top view.
RF2C9BPK6–Larva stage of Scale insect, they feed on a wide range of host plants., vintage line drawing or engraving illustration.
RMAH9401–Puss Moth Cerura vinula Larva on Poplar leaves showing pinkish extendable flagellae Potton Bedfordshire
RMF872WB–reds and oranges of leaves in the fall autumn before shed from tree vivid bright colors overlapping backlit
RF2DA444M–Nesting web of ermine moth caterpillars, yponomeutidae, hanging from the branches of a tree
RF2JAJ67M–Communal web and eaten leaves from the ermine moth caterpillar, Yponomeuta spp, Hertfordshire, UK
RF2MD0MPF–Wax moth larvae on an infected bee nest. cover of the hive is infected with a wax moth. family of bees is sick with a wax moth. Terrible wax bee frame
RM2AGDYAP–. Some insects injurious to garden and orchard crops : a series of articles dealing with insects of this class. g, althoughnaturally this order is lessregular. The larva. — When firsthatched, the larva, as may beseen by comparing the figureat e with c, looks quite unlikethe mature form. The tuber-cles which cover the body are somewhat more conspicuous, the headand legs are much larger in proportion, and the spines (see/) protrud-ing from the body are very long, measuring nearly one third that of thebody, including the tubercles. The spines are black at the base andnearly white toward their api
RMADKTME–Bagworm moth Psyche casta Larva in case on Oak leaf with nice out of focus background potton bedfordshire
RMF872WT–reds and oranges of leaves in the fall autumn before shed from tree vivid bright colors overlapping backlit
RF2BKWJ7K–Nesting web of ermine moth caterpillars, yponomeutidae, hanging from the branches of a tree
RF2JAJ6AG–Communal web and eaten leaves from the ermine moth caterpillar, Yponomeuta spp, Hertfordshire, UK
RF2PDCGDH–Wax moth larvae on an infected bee nest. cover of the hive is infected with a wax moth. family of bees is sick with a wax moth. Terrible wax bee frame
RM2AKGC3B–Insects injurious to fruits . The beetle is ashy gray, with seven black spots on thethorax, and eight upon each wing-cover, arranged as shownat c in Fig. 431, where the insect is represented magnified,the smaller figure at the side indicating the natural size. The Blood-red Lady-bird. Cycloneda sanguinea (Linn.). The blood-red lady-bird is not so common as the specieslast described, but is nevertheless very useful. The larva iswithout spines, flattened in form, and ornamented with trans-verse yellow bands and black spots; it is most common in thespring, when it is exceedingly voracious and act
RF2EWWHYD–Entomology realistic poster presenting development stages of danainae butterfly belonging to nymphalidae family vector illustration
RMPG2FEY–. Sacbrood. Bees. SACBEOOD. 21 plainly visible. The margin frequently presents a wavy outline cor- responding to the original furrows and ridges of the lateral margin of the larva. Posterior third.—The posterior third (figs. 23 and 24) extends upon the bottom of the ceU, but does not completely cover it. A lateral view of the scale (fig. 24) shows that it is turned upward anteriorly and drawn somewhat toward the bottom of the cell. The ventral surface is concave, often roughened^ and directed somewhat forward. This margin, like that of the middle third, has a tendency toward being irregular. T
RF2A3DCTC–Inhabitants of forest floor, forest ecology, larvae of some insect from forest litter, resemble female of trilobite beetle, ultra macro on white backg
RMF872WG–reds and oranges of leaves in the fall autumn before shed from tree vivid bright colors overlapping backlit
RF2C7BJTR–Nesting web of ermine moth caterpillars, yponomeutidae, hanging from the branches of a tree
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