3D SEM image of moth balls, 8 degree tilt

Silk moth head

March fly, SEM

Clothes moth (Tineola bisselliella) wing scales, coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM). Magnification: x250 when printed at 10 centimetres tall.

Egg of Silkmoth, Saturniidae SEM

Coloured SEM of hornworm (Sphingidae)

Coloured SEM of spiracle of hornworm (Sphingidae)

Moth proboscis, SEM

Coloured SEM of stinging hairs on saddleback caterpillar (Acharia sp., Limacodidae)

Coloured SEM of stinging hairs on saddleback caterpillar (Acharia sp., Limacodidae)

Yeast, SEM

Fly head, SEM

Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of Woodland skipper butterfly compound eye and proboscis (Ochlodes sylvanoides). (Ochlodes sylvanoides). Skippers exhibit some moth-like traits and some butterfly-like traits. Like moths, they have stocky,...

Flora & Fauna - line art - a 19th century engraving Animal - Insect Moth All moths are in the order Lepidoptera and there are more than 40, 000 different kinds. The purpose of the patterned wing surface is camouflage against sight predators.

Flora & Fauna - line art - a 19th century engraving Animal - Insect Moth All moths are in the order Lepidoptera and there are more than 40, 000 different kinds. The purpose of the patterned wing surface is camouflage against sight predators.

Flora & Fauna - line art - a 19th century engraving Animal - Insect Moth All moths are in the order Lepidoptera and there are more than 40, 000 different kinds. The purpose of the patterned wing surface is camouflage against sight predators.

Flora & Fauna - line art - a 19th century engraving Animal - Insect Clothes-moth All moths are in the order Lepidoptera and there are more than 40, 000 different kinds. The purpose of the patterned wing surface is camouflage against sight predators.

Flora & Fauna - line art - a 19th century engraving Animal -Insect Moth caterpillar The stages of life for a moth or butterfly are: egg, larva (caterpillar), pupa (chrysalis) and adult (imago). All moths are in the order Lepidoptera and there are more t

Flora & Fauna II - line art - a 19th century engraving Animal - Insect Moth All moths are in the order Lepidoptera and there are more than 40, 000 different kinds. The purpose of the patterned wing surface is camouflage against sight predators.

Moth antenna SEM