Indulge your passion for Insects with our 'It's an Entomology Thing, You Wouldn't Understand' SVG/PNG design, perfect for adorning sweatshirts, t-shirts, tote bags, mugs and more. Whether you're an avid entomologist or an insect lover, this design is a must-have. Our SVG and PNG files make it easy to create thoughtful gifts for insects and bugs lover and anyone with a fascination for the tiny creatures that share our world ⚠️ Please note that you are purchasing digital files to download ONLY, no physical product will be shipped. ⚠️You will need to download them via the Etsy website. Files CANNOT be downloaded from the mobile app. To download, locate the purchase page on your Etsy account. For more information go to: Help home > Your Orders > Orders & Returns > Downloading a Digital Item ⚠️Due to the nature of the instantly downloadable products, NO REFUNDS, EXCHANGES OR CANCELLATIONS will be given after purchase. ⚠️These files are for PERSONAL use only. You may NOT resell or share these files in any digital forms. ⚠️ Please contact us if you would like to purchase this design for commercial use.
Overview: -- Envelop your gifts in the vibrant world of entomology with our Colorful Insect Illustration Wrapping Paper, inspired by vintage botanist art. -- This exquisite design features a diverse array of insects, rendered in bright, vivid colors, capturing the fascination of the insect kingdom. -- Ideal for entomologists, nature enthusiasts, science teachers, or anyone with an appreciation for the detailed beauty of insects and vintage scientific illustrations. -- Perfect for occasions such as birthdays, educational events, graduations (especially for entomology or biology students), or for those who cherish unique and colorful art. -- Choose from a glossy satin finish for vibrant hues or a matte finish for a classic look. -- Available in three sizes: 30" x 20", 30" x 72", and 30" x 144", accommodating gifts of various shapes and sizes. Superior Quality: -- Proudly produced in the USA, ensuring high-quality material and faithful reproduction of colorful, vintage-style illustrations. -- Subjected to rigorous quality control, each roll promises a visually stunning and unique wrapping experience. Eco-Conscious Commitment: -- Printed with GreenGuard UL Certified inks, underscoring our dedication to environmentally responsible practices. -- Made using recycled materials, contributing to sustainable and responsible gifting. Simple Maintenance: -- Easy to care for; a quick wipe with a smooth, dry cloth keeps the paper vibrant and pristine. -- Please note, this wrapping paper is not water-resistant. Ideal for Diverse Celebrations: -- A wonderful wrapping choice for gifts for scientists, educators, or anyone fascinated by the natural world and its colorful inhabitants. -- Also excellent for creative projects, scrapbooking, or decorating that requires a touch of scientific charm and vibrancy. Dedicated to Customer Delight: -- We are committed to ensuring your satisfaction. Our wrapping paper is designed to add a distinctive and scholarly touch to your gifts. Showcase the beauty of nature's tiny wonders with our Colorful Insect Illustration Wrapping Paper. Add this vibrant and educational design to your cart today for a gift presentation that buzzes with life!
At the point when was the last time you saw an insect, and chose to stop what you're doing and gaze comfortable? Then again possibly take ...
Los Angeles-based artist Sasha Vinogradova merges her fascination with nature and ornate design in a series of jewel-coated specimens. Sculptural in form to evoke a brooch or other piece of wearable art, the digitally illustrated insects encase gems and vibrant, iridescent body parts within a metallic structure. Symmetrical motifs adorn the wings and shells, adding an extra layer of ornamentation to the otherwise natural subject matter. With a background in motion design and key art, Vinogradova works with various clients on illustrations and art direction. More
Indulge your passion for Insects with our 'In My Entomology Era' SVG/PNG design, perfect for adorning sweatshirts, t-shirts, tote bags, mugs and more. Whether you're an avid entomologist or an insect lover, this design is a must-have. Our SVG and PNG files make it easy to create thoughtful gifts for entomologist friends or anyone with a fascination for the tiny creatures that share our world ⚠️ Please note that you are purchasing digital files to download ONLY, no physical product will be shipped. ⚠️You will need to download them via the Etsy website. Files CANNOT be downloaded from the mobile app. To download, locate the purchase page on your Etsy account. For more information go to: Help home > Your Orders > Orders & Returns > Downloading a Digital Item ⚠️Due to the nature of the instantly downloadable products, NO REFUNDS, EXCHANGES OR CANCELLATIONS will be given after purchase. ⚠️These files are for PERSONAL use only. You may NOT resell or share these files in any digital forms. ⚠️ Please contact us if you would like to purchase this design for commercial use.
A never-before-seen species of firefly was just discovered in the Santa Monica mountains, in Topanga.
Our Luna Moth Ornament is a captivating blend of entomological fascination and gothic allure. Each ornament, delicately etched into wood, captures the ethereal beauty of a Luna Moth, spreading it's wings to enchant any space. Hung from a leather hanger adorned with a crystal prism and rustic wood bead, it adds a touch of lunar magic and mystique to your decor. Perfect for entomology lovers, Halloween enthusiasts, or anyone drawn to the mystical. Whether adorning your walls, dangling from your rearview mirror or decorating your Christmas tree, this ornament invites you to embrace the mysterious beauty of the night. The Luna Moth symbolizes transformation and renewal, its brief yet stunning existence reflecting life's fleeting beauty and the significance of embracing change. Associated with the moon, it represents intuition and the exploration of the subconscious. As a beacon of hope and spiritual growth, the Luna Moth inspires us to seek inner enlightenment and embrace the journey of self-discovery. Made from 1/4" thick black stained Baltic Birch Wood & sealed. Brass jump ring, black wooden bead, vegan leather tie & crystal prism. Dimension: 5"H x 5"W x 1/4"D Made in the USA. **Items may vary in color, shade, texture than online photos. Each piece will be slightly different and have some color & patterning differences due to the natural wood grain & handcrafted assembly.**
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The photo above was taken one week after the shot below, and shows how many of them had developed into the next larval stage. The third photo below shows an adult. Shooting conditions weren't very good. I was handholding a Canon 18-55mm kit lens at 1/15 second from a few inches away at ISO 800. Lake Lotus Park in Altamonte Springs, Florida Canon Rebel XSi and Canon 18-55
This remarkably vibrant and statuesque moth was found in my backyard. Apart from its color and stance, it features a pair of tails at the end of its abdomen. Pu'er, Yunnan, China My Tumblr blog, SINOBUG, features photo series and images from my portfolio of Chinese insects and spiders......
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An incredible gallery of macro photographs that show insect eyes in extraordinary detail and clarity.
Botanical entomology studies the relationship between plants and insects, with a particular focus on their interactions and impact on each other. One creature found in forests that is often studied is the beetle, which can graze upon ferns and other plants. Watercolor is a favored medium among those who seek to capture the delicate beauty of these organisms. Ferns hold a special fascination for many, with their symmetrical fronds and intricate patterns. As we continue to explore the complexity of these ecosystems, we unlock a deeper appreciation for the natural world around us. I printed these on 100% textured white cotton paper with archival inks, for you to get a print with the look & feel of an original watercolor. I sign each print by hand before shipping so every print has been touched by the artist's hands. Available in three different sizes. Each painting is designed to provide a death-free alternative to having your favorite insects on your wall. This watercolor would make a lovely addition to the home of any nature lover or bug collector, or anyone with an appreciation for these unique creatures. Nassybah Touriño is an illustrator, and amateur naturalist based in Madison WI. Her Watercolor illustrations focus on natural history subjects like taxonomy, biodiversity, and taxidermy, as well as related subjects like astronomy and the ways humans relate to the natural world. She currently lives in Chiapas, MX with her husband, and their kids. To shop prints, Stickers, journals, originals, and more, check out the shop. For questions about work, press, or just to say hello, here's how to get in contact . [email protected]
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Both butterflies and moths have four stages of life, they go from the initial egg to a caterpillar, then to a cocoon and finally to a butterfly or moth. Watch these 18 interactive photos Before and After caterpillars transform.
Most insects are either beneficial or at least harmless. Some of them are beautiful and fascinating. And without them, life as we know it would not exist at all.
Pu'er, Yunnan, China see comments for additional image.....
Attracted to the hostel lights, mount kinabalu national park.
I've only caught a fleeting glimpse of this beauty in the wild, so when a friend succesfully bred one the opportunity was too good to turn up! Captive bred. UK. 2013-05-13.
Oenopia conglobata - Coccinellidae
Male Atlas moths are distinguished from females by their smaller size, more tapered wings, and larger, bushier antennae. Compare to female antennae here. Pu'er, Yunnan, China
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As an adaptation to the rainforest environment, filled with mosses and lichens, the scales of this moth have grown in length. Of particular note are the "hair extensions" at the head and on the sides which trail down to the ground and serve to break up the outline and camouflage the moth while it is sleeping during the day. Found during a night hike in Andasibe national park, Madgascar.
Tawny Coster (Acraea terpsicore) Male
Winner, 15 Challenges group, Insects, 3-11 Winner (Sweep), Game challenges, One Medal, 4-11
When it feels threatened this caterpillar coils up like a snake
No Words. Photographed by David Collins for the National Wildlife Federation. Who says Nature doesn't decorate for fall......?????...
I suspect that many of us, at some point, ask for a bit of help in the garden. How aware are we, though, of the help that is already there? Worms are so familiar that it’s easy to take them for granted, but look at the work they do on the vegetable plot and you may never want to use a rotovator again.
Marjory Stoneman Douglas Everglades Habitat Great looking bug and a name that I think fits it.
Chimoptesis pennsylvaniana - looking like a small bit of lichen
Winner, Friendly challenges, Blue-purple-red, 1-12 Winner, Game, Blue & brown, 2-13
