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| Image | Subject Name | Scientific Name | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5495182 | Russian wheat aphid | Diuraphis noxia | RWA overwintering habitat in volunteer alfalfa |
| 5495181 | Russian wheat aphid | Diuraphis noxia | RWA overwintering habitat on roadside grasses |
| 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 |
| 5489175 | tree weta | Hemideina femorata | A "weta hotel". These are attached to trees and simulate tree holes used by tree weta as shelter. |
| 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. |
| 5488720 | sheep | Ovis aries | Sheep trails eroded on hillside |
| 5488721 | sheep | Ovis aries | Sheep trails eroded on hillside |
| 5432749 | carpenter bee | Xylocopa tabaniformis | |
| 5393567 | bed bug | Cimex lectularius | Adult after feeding for 14 minutes and fully engorged. Sixth of a 6 part feeding sequence. |
| 5393566 | bed bug | Cimex lectularius | Adult after feeding for eleven minutes. Fifth of a 6 part feeding sequence. |
| 5393565 | bed bug | Cimex lectularius | Adult after feeding for nine minutes. Fourth of a 6 part feeding sequence. |
| 5393564 | bed bug | Cimex lectularius | Adult after feeding for five minutes. Third of a 6 part feeding sequence |
| 5393563 | bed bug | Cimex lectularius | Adult after feeding for two mintues. Second of a 6 part feeding sequence |
| 5393562 | bed bug | Cimex lectularius | Adult settling to feed. First of a 6 part feeding sequence. |
| 5393557 | small milkweed bug | Lygaeus kalmii | A smaller milkweed bug and milkweed bug coupling. |
| 5393467 | European mantid | Mantis religiosa | Male approaching female prior to mating. (Male is smaller and is a brown morph) |
| 5359394 | building | A building architecture at La Tigra in Honduras. | |
| 5362421 | saguaro | Carnegiea gigantea | Saguaro cacti and paloverde trees in the Sonoran Desert. |
| 5364261 | common antlions | Brachynemurus spp. | Pits in sandy soil, occupied by larvae of the antlion (Brachynemurus sp.). |
