Accurate Descriptions Of Insect Metamorphoses Collection

Spikeweed sphinx on a strawberry tree - Willowherb hawkmoth
FLO4562441 Spikeweed sphinx on a strawberry tree - Willowherb hawkmoth, Proserpinus proserpina, on a strawberry bush, Fragaria ananassa

Tigree scale on an apple branch - White ermine moth
FLO4562349 Tigree scale on an apple branch - White ermine moth, Spilosoma lubricipeda, and common housefly on an apple branch, Malus domestica

Oak bombyx (or minimal with yellow bands) on a plant of callune - Oak eggar moth
FLO4562459 Oak bombyx (or minimal with yellow bands) on a plant of callune - Oak eggar moth, Lasiocampa quercus, long bastard wasp, on heather, Calluna vulgaris

Zerene of the gooseberry (or Phalene speckled) on a gooseberry - Magpie moth
FLO4562434 Zerene of the gooseberry (or Phalene speckled) on a gooseberry - Magpie moth, Abraxas grossulariata, on a redcurrant branch, Ribes rubrum

Half peacock sphinx on an apple branch - Eyed hawkmoth
FLO4562335 Half peacock sphinx on an apple branch - Eyed hawkmoth, Smerinthus ocellatus, larva and pupa on an apple branch

Studded larentia (or Phalene of the marshmallow) on a plant of large mauve (Scots mauve or Wood Purple) - Mallow moth
FLO4562337 Studded larentia (or Phalene of the marshmallow) on a plant of large mauve (Scots mauve or Wood Purple) - Mallow moth, Larentia clavaria, larva and pupa on mallow, Malva sylvestris

Amaryllis (or Satyre tithon, titon) - Gatekeeper butterfly
FLO4562448 Amaryllis (or Satyre tithon, titon) - Gatekeeper butterfly, Pyronia tithonus, on fat

Megere (or satyre) on a blueberry (blue centauree) - Wall butterfly
FLO4562345 Megere (or satyre) on a blueberry (blue centauree) - Wall butterfly, Lasiommata megera, larva and pupa on cornflower, Centaurea cyanus

Drop of blood (or scalp of senecon)
FLO4562341 Drop of blood (or scalp of senecon, tyria, carmine) on a plant of Jacob's senecon - Cinnabar moth, Tyria jacobaeae, larva and pupa on ragwort plant, Jacobaea vulgaris. St

Halias du betre - Green silver-lines
FLO4562334 Halias du betre - Green silver-lines, Pseudoips prasinana, and mocha moth, Cyclophora annularia, feeding on maple leaves, Acer campestris

Tristan - Ringlet butterfly, Aphantopus hyperantus
FLO4562452 Tristan - Ringlet butterfly, Aphantopus hyperantus, caterpillar and pupa

Tree Livree - Lackey moth, Malacosoma neustria
FLO4562446 Tree Livree - Lackey moth, Malacosoma neustria, and caterpillar in silken tent on leaf

Prunier Cidarie - Phoenix moth
FLO4562424 Prunier Cidarie - Phoenix moth, Eulithis prunata, juveniles, caterpillar and pupa

Bombyx of the bramble and coarse on a common bramble plant (wood or hedge bramble)
FLO4562458 Bombyx of the bramble and coarse on a common bramble plant (wood or hedge bramble, hedge murier, wild murier or woody bramble) - Fox moth, Macrothylacia rubi, and Autumn green carpet

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EDITORS COMMENTS

Insect metamorphosis is a fascinating process that involves dramatic physical changes as insects transition from one life stage to another. From egg to larva, pupa, and finally adult, each stage of metamorphosis is crucial for the insect's survival and reproduction. Accurate descriptions of these transformations help scientists understand the intricate biology behind this phenomenon. By studying the detailed anatomy and behavior of insects during each stage of metamorphosis, researchers can uncover new insights into evolution, ecology, and genetics. Through precise observations and documentation, we gain a deeper appreciation for the complexity and beauty of nature's most incredible transformations. So next time you come across an insect undergoing metamorphosis in your backyard or garden, take a moment to marvel at the wonders of nature unfolding before your eyes.