Entomology Collection (#49)

Dr. John McLean collecting mosquitos in alcohol, attracting them using black light
Dr. John McLean collecting mosquitoes in alcohol, attracting them using black light and mercury vapor, Stanley Park, British Columbia

Live insect specimen held in front of insect screen that Dr. John McLean uses with black light and mercury vapor to collect moths, mosquitoes and beetles, Stanley Park, British Columbia

The eyes and head of a grey drone-fly. Copper engraving from Robert Hookes Micrographia, London, 1665
HOOKE: MICROGRAPHIA. The eyes and head of a grey drone-fly. Copper engraving from Robert Hookes Micrographia, London, 1665

Development of the horse botfly. Drawing, 1904
HORSE BOTFLY. Development of the horse botfly. Drawing, 1904

Diagram of observations made by Thomas Hunt Morgan (1866-1945) illustrating his white-eye experiments with fruit flies
MORGAN: FRUIT FLIES. Diagram of observations made by Thomas Hunt Morgan (1866-1945) illustrating his white-eye experiments with fruit flies

A flea, as seen by Robert Hooke with his microscope. Copper engraving from Hookes Micrographia, 1665
HOOKE: FLEA, 1665. A flea, as seen by Robert Hooke with his microscope. Copper engraving from Hookes Micrographia, 1665

Line engraving
CRICKET. Line engraving

Entomologist surveying for invertebrates in river, above Catrigg Force, Stainforth Beck, Stainforth, Yorkshire Dales N.P. North Yorkshire, England, November

Cochineal and Lac Insects (Scale insects). Lacquer, varnish and scarlet dye derived from lac insect: red colour used in cooking from cochineal

Butterfly. Paper Kite

Butterfly

Butterfly. blue Morpho Peleides

Butterfly. Red Lacewing Cethosia Biblis

Butterfly. Zebra. Longwing

Italy. Lombardia. Val di Scalve. Orobie Mountain. Butterfly on flower

Italy. Lombardia. Val di Scalve. Orobie Mountain. Butterfly on flower

Switzerland. Kerzers. Papillorama. Butterfly

Dung. Chobe National Park. Botswana

Cokroaches. Chobe National Park. Botswana

Mantis Religiosa

Butterfly on flower

Coleopteron on flower

Libelluloides and Lyristes Plebejus

Callimorpha Jacobaeae

Mating Damselflies. Calopteryx Haemorrhoidalis

Copper Demoiselle. Calopteryx Haemorrhoidalis

Locust

Fly. Sarcophaga Carnaria

Cricket

Cobweb

Scarce Swallowtail. Iphiclides Podalirius

Butterfly

Dragonfly. Orthetrum Cancellatum

Dragonfly. Crocothemis Erythraea

Dragonfly. Anax Imperator

Dragonfly. Orthetrum Brunneum

Dragonfly. Coenagrion Puella

Dragonfly. Calopteryx Haemorrhoidalis

Dragonfly. onychogompUs Forcipatus

Spider

Carpocoris Pudicus

Crab Spider. Thomisus onustus

Black-veined White. Aporia Crataegi

Caterpillar of the Elephant Hawk-moth. Deilephila Elpenor

Beautiful Demoiselle. Calopteryx Virgo

Speckled Bush-cricket. Leptophyes Punctatissima

EpisyrpUs Balteatus. dipteron. Syrphidae

European Honey Bee. Apis Mellifera

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"Exploring the Intricate World of Entomology: From British Butterflies to Surinam Insects" Delve into the fascinating realm with a captivating collection of specimens. A case filled with vibrant British butterflies, known as Lepidoptera, showcases their delicate beauty and intricate patterns. Marvel at the Red Admiral butterfly, Vanessa atalanta, gracefully displaying its open wings in all their glory. Venturing beyond borders, discover the exotic insects of Surinam. Each specimen tells a unique story about this diverse ecosystem and its inhabitants. The Sea Green Swallowtail butterfly captivates with its striking hues and graceful flight. Zooming in closer, explore bee anatomy through historical artwork that beautifully captures these industrious creatures' intricate structures. Uncover the secrets hidden within each segment and marvel at their complex design. Dive deeper into microscopic wonders as you encounter a Fruit fly under SEM Z340 / 0768 magnification. Witness its astonishing details up close – an awe-inspiring reminder of nature's complexity. But entomology isn't just limited to butterflies and flies; it encompasses various species like the Ocypus olens or devil's coach horse beetle model. This intriguing creature fascinates with its formidable appearance and mysterious habits. The Crowned Hairstreak butterfly enchants with its regal presence while showcasing nature's artistry on display once again. Its elegant markings are a testament to evolution's creativity. Lastly, admire the Painted Lady butterfly C016 / 2299 fluttering delicately amidst flowers—a true masterpiece crafted by Mother Nature herself. Even smaller yet equally captivating is an ant captured under SEM imaging—an insect world seen from a different perspective—revealing intricate textures previously unseen by our naked eye. Through stunning artwork capturing bee anatomy or exploring vast collections like those found in this entomological journey, we gain insight into Earth's incredible biodiversity—one tiny creature at a time.