Jo Likes Carrots

Sometimes I make stuff :)

[pokecinizated]

[200napkins]

Tomato Oddish.

Grab yourself a print here

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[colin-vian]

  Ancient Greek theater Masks

[horrorofthebeast]

[saint-nevermore]

an Opabinia in the hand is worth two in the tide pools :)

[tigerbaulm]

and that’s on bugposting from soy tigerbaulm

[kabber]

[rate-my-reptile]

Reach WITH IN To your LOCAL dirt and you may find A Friend And Boy…

[lilhoneycat]

[everydaylouie]

touch tank

[everydaylouie]

mole's thought

[everydaylouie]

Bug Battle

[everydaylouie]

maiden's blush moth

[astronomy-to-zoology]

Hornet Moth (Sesia apiformis)

Also known as the Hornet Clearwing, the hornet moth is no hornet but a species of sesiid moth that is native to the British Isles, Germany, Holland, and Austria (it has also been introduced to North America). This species is quite similar to the Lunar Hornet Moth (S.bembeciformis) but is distinguished by its yellow head and shoulders and black collar. Like the lunar hornet moth S.apiformis will overwinter as a larvae once or twice and adults will fly from June to July and sometimes August. Adults are often seen on poplar trees as these are their larval food plant.

Phylogeny 

Animalia-Arthropoda-Insecta-Lepidoptera-Sesiidae-Sesia-S.apiformis

Images: Ab H.Baas and Gyorgy Csoka

[fiollaigean]

my christmas cookie decoration was the survivorship bias diagram

[bob-artist]

Crimetober 1-9

Because birds are criminals.

[bob-artist]

Crimetober 10-21

When will they be held accountable

[bob-artist]

Crimetober 22-31

Justice will never be served.

[quezify]

bio class blues <3

[mollybeenoel]

[ayeforscotland]

I hope we never find out. There should be some mysteries in this world.