Animal Insects Pillows

Romalea is a genus of grasshoppers native to the south-eastern and south-central United States. It is monotypic with a single species, Romalea microptera, known commonly as the eastern lubber grasshopper, Florida lubber, and Florida lubber grasshopper. It is the most distinctive grasshopper species within the south-eastern United States, and is well known both for its size and its unique coloration. It can reach nearly 3 inches (8 cm) in size.

In celebration of that seasonal infestation and relentless march on, on, on through the house looking for titbits and morsels. Ants. Bloody ants.

Carabus Auratus, Golden Ground Beetle

Green Butterfly

Lady Bug

This is my (Zeljkica) original work made with my own collection of moth photos.

Adventure continues" :-) Soft pastel.

It's a cute moth.

Spooky Entomology

Digital art red butterfly with geometric patterns.

This hand drawn Praying Mantis is a great gift for any mantis lover, pet mantis owner, insect fan, entomologist, or that special someone who practices Southern or Northern Praying Mantis Kung Fu! Also, if you are looking for a surprise gift idea for an animal lover, nature person or wildlife enthusiast, gardener or farmer, this cool praying mantis design might be a really nice choice!

Ew! Bugs! #4

Bees are the best

Butterfly Star

Drawing of a mosquito in ink.

Maybe not the cleanest toothpaste but the cutest!

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Horsefly insect.

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Beautifully illustrated yellow and purple dragonfly.

Pink beetle digital illustration depicting a member of the species Megistomela Punctatissima with a beautiful pink body covered in dots. Fun design for insect lover, entomologist and people interested in insects and wildlife.

Enjoy

Hot stinging hornet.

Hi there! This is a dotwork drawing of a goat. For more animal designs, visit my store: drawwithsacha.redbubble.com

A cosmic blueprint for a Silverfish.

Green and blue beetle.

Bee happy.

White and Gold version

Insect illustration.

Black lines only version. Check out my shop for color variants!

The Blue-winged Olive mayflies have bodies that are a shade of olive, and a dun or blueish colored wing. The blue-winged olive (BWO) is not one species, but a group of them in the genus Baetis, Attenella, and smaller drunella, and are generally smaller mayflies. To match the BWO with an imitation during a hatch, is to get the size right. These tiny mayflies populate the rivers half the year, when most people don’t fish. Hatches can begin in late September and continue until April. A great gift for the fly fisherman.

A whimsical nature design with ladybugs.

Wasp wishes.

A fly with an old paper texture