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Hexapoda (including Insecta)

Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Arthropoda
Subphylum: Atelocerata
Class: Hexapoda (including Insecta)

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Image Subject Name Scientific Name Description
5488895 stable fly Stomoxys calcitrans
5488894 chorus cicada Amphipsalta zelandica
5488876 blue blowfly Calliphora vicina
5488877 blue blowfly Calliphora vicina
5488878 New Zealand glowworm Arachnocampa luminosa Sticky webs prodced by larva of the New Zealand glowworm. The larva lives in the clear tube at the top of the web andproduces a soft greensih light at night. The silken strands it produces are sticky to ensnare prey attracted to the light.
5488879 New Zealand glowworm Arachnocampa luminosa Sticky webs produced by larva. The larva lives in the clear tube at the top of the web and produces a soft greenish light at night. The silken strands it produces are sticky to ensnare prey attracted to the light.
5488880 New Zealand glowworm Arachnocampa luminosa Sticky webs produced by larva. The larva lives in the clear tube at the top of the web and produces a soft greenish light at night. The silken strands it produces are sticky to ensnare prey attracted to the light.
5488881 New Zealand glowworm Arachnocampa luminosa Roadside sign indicating presence of a glowworm glen
5488882 New Zealand glowworm Arachnocampa luminosa Glowworm habitat in day time. They are found in moist sites, often on steep banks and establish their webs in small cavities
5488890 sooty beech scale Ultracoelostoma assimile Excretory tube and honeydew droplet of the sooty beech scale
5488891 cicadas Maoricicada spp. An alpine species of cicada
5488892 chorus cicada Amphipsalta zelandica
5488893 chorus cicada Amphipsalta zelandica Adults covering manuka trunk
5488897 chorus cicada Amphipsalta zelandica nymphl skins covering tree trunk
5488898 chorus cicada Amphipsalta zelandica emergence holes
5488899 chorus cicada Amphipsalta zelandica covering shoulder of hiker
5488900 chorus cicada Amphipsalta zelandica covering pants of hiker
5488917 black flies Austrosimulium spp. Locally known as "sand flies"
5488794 New Zealand praying mantis Orthodera novaezealandiae
5488795 New Zealand praying mantis Orthodera novaezealandiae
5488796 New Zealand praying mantis Orthodera novaezealandiae
5488797 New Zealand praying mantis Orthodera novaezealandiae
5489196 Tasman's lacewing Micromus tasmaniae
5489290 cave weta Pachyrhamma edwardsii image shot in an abandoned gold mine
5489157 Tasman's lacewing Micromus tasmaniae
5489158 common garden katydid Caedicia simplex
5489159 common garden katydid Caedicia simplex
5489160 common garden katydid Caedicia simplex
5489161 common garden katydid Caedicia simplex
5489162 wetas Hemideina spp. Nymph foraging on shrub at night. They are know as tree weta in New Zealand.
5489163 weta Hemideina maori An alpine species of "tree weta".
5489164 weta Hemideina maori An alpine species of "tree weta"
5489165 weta Hemideina maori male and cockroach(Cercoblatta spp.) active at night.  this is an alpine specie of "tree weta".
5489166 weta Hemideina maori An alpine species of "tree weta"
5489168 weta Hemideina maori A female nymph.  This is an alpine species of "tree weta".
5489169 tree weta Hemideina femorata Female nymph.  This is an alpine species of tree weta
5489170 tree weta Hemideina femorata The tree weta in a defensive posture. The spiny legs are used in defense.
5489171 tree weta Hemideina femorata The tree weta in a defensive posture. The spiny legs are used in defense.
5489172 tree weta Hemideina femorata The tree weta exposed in a "weta hotel" that is used for daytime shelter. These simulate the tree holes that are normally used by this species for shelter.
5489173 tree weta Hemideina femorata head
5489174 tree weta Hemideina femorata The tree weta exposed in a "weta hotel" that it uses for daytime shelter. These simulate the tree holes that normally are used by this speices for shelter.
5489175 tree weta Hemideina femorata A "weta hotel". These are attached to trees and simulate tree holes used by tree weta as shelter.
5489176 tree weta Hemideina ricta This is an endangered species native to Banks Peninsula. Deforestation and the introduction of predatory mammals has decimated many of the various weta native to New Zealand.
5489181 tree weta Hemideina ricta A "weta hotel" used to provide shelter for this endangered species. This speices normally nests in hollows of stumps and fallen trees, sites that have been almost entirely destroyed by deforestation. Weta hotels provide for the shelter needs for this species.
5489182 tree weta Hemideina ricta A "weta hotel" used to provide shelter for this endangered species. This is a species that normally nests in hollows of stumps and fallen trees, sites that have been almost entirely destroyed by deforestation.
5489183 tree weta Hemideina ricta A "weta hotel" used to provide shelter for this endanered species. This "weta hotel" has been designed so that the weta can be observed when the cover is removed.
5489184 wetas Hemideina spp. A "weta hotel" constructed from a tree trunk to provide shelter for tree weta.
5489185 wetas Hemideina spp. A "tree weta" constructed from a tree trunk to provide shelter for tree weta.
5489186 wetas Hemideina spp. A "weta hotel" constructed from a tree trunk to provide shelter for tree weta.
5489187 wetas Hemideina spp. A "weta hotel" constructed from a tree trunk to provide shelter for tree weta.
5488798 New Zealand praying mantis Orthodera novaezealandiae ootheca
5488799 New Zealand praying mantis Orthodera novaezealandiae ootheca
5488800 New Zealand praying mantis Orthodera novaezealandiae ootheca
5489212 German yellowjacket Vespula germanica Collecting pollen in late season
5489213 German yellowjacket Vespula germanica Collecting pollen in late season
5489214 German yellowjacket Vespula germanica Collecting pollen late season
5489216 alfalfa leafcutting bee Megachile rotundata Adult on surface of bee block used for nesting
5489217 alfalfa leafcutting bee Megachile rotundata Adults on surface of bee block used for nesting
5489219 alfalfa leafcutting bee Megachile rotundata Nesting blocks set in seed alfalfa field for use by alfalfa leafcutting bee
5489223 greasy cutworm Agrotis ipsilon aneituma adult of the black cutworm subspecies found in New Zealand
5489224 greasy cutworm Agrotis ipsilon aneituma Adult of the black cutworm subspecies found in New Zealand
5489200 large earth humble bee Bombus terrestris Four species of bumble bees were introduced into New Zealand, primarily to assist in polinating clovers. However, their ability to pollinate other introduced plants has greatly aided in the success and establishment of many invasive weeds.
5489201 large earth humble bee Bombus terrestris Four species of bumble bees were introduced into New Zealand, primarily to assist in pollinating clovers. However, their ability to polinate other plants has greatly aided in the success and establishment of many invasive weeds.
5489202 large earth humble bee Bombus terrestris Four species of bumble bees were introduced into New Zealand, primarily to assist in pollinating clovers. However, their ability to pollinate other introduced plants has greatly aided in the success and establishment of many invasive weeds.
5489203 large garden bumble bee Bombus ruderatus Four species of bumble bees were introdced into New Zealand, primarily to assist in pollinating clovers.
5489204 large garden bumble bee Bombus ruderatus Four species of bumble bees were introduced into New Zealand, primarily to assist in pollinating clovers.
5489205 large garden bumble bee Bombus ruderatus Four species of bumble bees were introduced into New Zealand, primarily to assist in pollinating clovers.
5489206 large garden bumble bee Bombus ruderatus Four species of bumble bees were introduced into New Zealand, primarily to assist in pollinating clovers.
5489207 large garden bumble bee Bombus ruderatus Four species of bumble bees were introduced into New Zealand, primarily to assist in pollinating clovers.
5489208 large garden bumble bee Bombus ruderatus Four species of bumble bees were introduced into New Zealand, primarily to assist in pollinating clovers.
5489209 wasp Vespula vulgaris Late season queen visiting flowers for pollen.
5489210 wasp Vespula vulgaris Late season queen visiting flowers for pollen.
5489197 Chinese paper wasp Polistes chinensis
5489198 Chinese paper wasp Polistes chinensis
5489199 Chinese paper wasp Polistes chinensis
1295011 Braconid wasp Microctonus aethiopoides with Sitona discoideus
1295012 Braconid wasp Microctonus hyperodae with Listronotus bonariensis
1265142 soft wax scale Ceroplastes destructor
9000010 painted apple moth Orgyia anartoides
1295013 Braconid wasp Microctonus aethiopoides New Zealand native weevils dissected to show paarasitoid lavae (PL) and 1st instar head capsule (HC)
9000011 painted apple moth Orgyia anartoides
9000009 painted apple moth Orgyia anartoides

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