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Folklore / InsectsCROSSEs ACARI Insect which Crosse believed he had created spontaneously and inadvertently in the course of electro-chemical experiments Date: 1837
A celebrity stands for a portraitBonzo, the famous canine cartoon character created by artist George Studdy in the 1920s poses for his photograph, unaware of a predetory wasp hovering above
The HornetFancy dress costume suggestion for 1884. Why not go as a hornet. All you need is a short black dress, black satin boots, a tunic pointed front and back of black
Dragonfly (Aeshna Cyanea) emerged from exuviaA close-up view of a Dragonfly (Aeshna Cyanea, Southern Hawker) which has just emerged from its exoskeleton or exuvia
Cover design for The Butterflies BallMusic cover design for The Butterflies Ball, Air de Ballet, by Clifford Higgin, published by Cary & Co of London. An elegant butterfly couple are depicted, hand in hand
Greetings from MaltaA Greetings card from Malta, depicting a glamorous woman as the carapace of a beautiful butterfly, the wings extended wide to reveal scenes of places on the Island
Britannia as a patriotic Butterfly - WWIA World War One era postcard from a French series Les Allies - Britannia depicted as a patriotic butterfly, with red ensign wings
Earwig, also showing its eggs and newly-hatched young
On the Nose! - a mosquito hits the jackpot when encountering a fine hooter
Sport / Cricket / SpofforthF.R.SPOFFORTH The Demon or imp-etuous bowler, representing cricket on T other side of the Hearth
Life on the StarsOn Vega, giant star of the Lyra (harp) constellation, life could take the form of insect- like creatures, here depicted carrying a visiting traveler from Earth
Camellia & InsectOriental style depiction of a pink peony-form camellia showing the branch, leaves, bud and fully opened flower plus a strange black insect
Man and BeetleMan meets insect, but it isn t clear whether he is about to pick it up or is trying to prevent it attacking him : the bird in the tree, on the other hand, would like it for lunch
Churchill / Randolph / FlyBritish MP Lord Randolph Spencer Churchill as a pesky insect which bites at night, but no-one feels its sting, and which is " all hum"
Bird and InsectA bird and an insect in a domestic situation
Chameleons in FoliageFour chameleons in the branches of a tree, one shooting out an incredibly long tongue to catch an insect
Darwin / Ancestor CartoonCHARLES DARWIN English naturalist Cartoon of the Darwinian ancestor; " For O it is such a Norrible Tail!"
Lucanus Dux beetleA lucanus dux beetle (centre) and other members of the lucanus family
Tsetse FlyGLOSSINA MORSITANS, Tsetse Fly. This insect is a great plague to cattle in equatorial Africa