A moth

A dragonfly

A yellow and black swallowtail butterfly

Buckeye butterfly with eye spots

Closeup of butterfly

Blue Cracker butterfly

Close-up of butterfly on flower

Gold skimmer dragonfly on rosebud

Lacewing Butterfly

Blue Morpho butterfly on leaf

Blue Morpho Butterfly

Tailed Jay Butterfly

An illustration of a dragonfly

Drawing of a bee

Two flying butterflies, circle frame

Figure of butterfly made from metal and glass

A quirky black and white illustration of a bee

Figure of butterfly made from metal and glass

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.

Boy looking at butterfly through magnifying glass

Three young boys playing youth soccer

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 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.

Dragonfly

Dragonfly

Musca

Winged insect