NatureTopia

Description: The Mothman, Harbinger of Doom. A large, moth-like cryptid known to have been present in places where things went bad. It's holding a Death's-head Moth. Art by John Himmelman, www.johnhimmelman.com/www.littlecricketpress.com (TeePublic Black background here: https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/100318716-the-mothman-harbinger-of-doom-on-black-background)

Description: The Mothman, Harbinger of Doom. A large, moth-like cryptid known to have been present in places where things went bad. It's holding a Death's-head Moth. Art by John Himmelman, www.johnhimmelman.com/www.littlecricketpress.com (Red background here: https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/100319420-the-mothman-harbinger-of-doom-on-red-background)

Description: You're hosting a moth party! You are the light.

Description: Yellow Jacket wasp eyeballing ya. Some call them hornets, but they're wasps.

Description: Clymene Moth (Haploa clymene) wings open on front - flashing tiger orange, closed on back. Original Art: John Himmelman

Description: Newton the giant is getting zapped by lightning. From children's fantasy "The Giant from the Fire Sea". At www.littlecricketpress.com/giant

Description: Banana Slug (Ariolimax californicus) giving a ride to Leopard Slug (Limax maximum) and Dusky Slug (Arion subfuscus). Original Paintings: John Himmelman

Description: Yellow eye of a Gray Tree Frog is glowing in the darkness.

Description: Medicinal/American Leech ( Macrobdella decra) - swimming like a graceful ribbon. Original Painting: John Himmelman

Description: Great big Nightcrawler (Lumbricus terrestris), worming across your shirt. Original Painting: John Himmelman

Description: Hellgrammite (Corydalus cornutus) - dobsonfly larva, creature from the deep!

Description: Gila Monster - not monsters, just misunderstood lizards.

Description: Green Anole lizard displaying - waving dewlap flag!

Description: Downy Woodpecker pecking wood at sunset

Description: There's a Luna Moth on your shirt! Ethereal .... Ephemeral

Description: Talester the Lizard peeks out from his leaf. His best friend looks back from a puddle, adoringly. (See back of shirt!!) From John Himmelman's picturebook "Talester the Lizard", found here - https://www.littlecricketpress.com/talester

Description: Newton the giant explores the universe with his homemade telescope. From junior fantasy novel "The Giant from the Fire Sea" - at www.littlecricketpress.com/giant

Description: Newton the giant explores the universe with his homemade telescope. From junior fantasy novel "The Giant from the Fire Sea" - at www.littlecricketpress.com/giant

Description: Newton the giant is getting zapped by lightning. From children's fantasy "The Giant from the Fire Sea". At www.littlecricketpress.com/giant

Description: Newton the giant is getting zapped by lightning. From children's fantasy "The Giant from the Fire Sea". At www.littlecricketpress.com/giant

Description: Orange Sulphur Butterfly nectaring on asters. Long Live the Pollinators!

Description: Red Fox hunting at night on a city street under lights of the windows.

Description: Singing Narrow-winged Tree Cricket. Wings lifted, making heart.

Description: Blinded Sphinx moth wings open (unblinded), showing blue eyespots! on front. Wings closed - "eyes blinded" on back.

Description: Ruby-throated Hummingbird hovering and humming.

Description: White-breasted Nuthatch - original art by John Himmmelman

Description: Excited bug carrying an acorn. Weevils are fun!

Description: Banana Slug on back; Leopard Slug and Dusky Slug up front. 3 lovable slimy creatures!

Description: Great big Bullfrog, just sitting, looking cool, as frogs do.

Description: Moth (and other insects) field marks and anatomy right there for ya!

Description: Parts of a cricket. You never know when you're going to need this info!

Description: Striped Bark Scorpion on lapel. Tame - won't sting you.

Description: Striped Bark Scorpion of truly monstrous size!

Description: Clymene Moth (Haploa clymene), a beautiful daytime tiger moth - wings closed on front, and wings open on back. Original Paintings: John Himmelman

Description: Three Ticks - Dog (Dermacentor variabilis), Lone Star (Amblyomma americanum), and Deer (Ixodes scapularis). All suck. Original Paintings: John Himmelman

Description: Rosy Maple Moth and You face-to-face!