Insects and Spiders Gallery
Available as Framed Prints, Photos, Wall Art and Gift Items
Choose from 71 pictures in our Insects and Spiders collection for your Wall Art or Photo Gift. Popular choices include Framed Prints, Canvas Prints, Posters and Jigsaw Puzzles. All professionally made for quick delivery.
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Featured Insects and Spiders Print
Common cockchafer (Melolontha melolontha)
Common cockchafer (Melolontha melolontha), male resting on a twig at night. Females have only six leaves on their antennae. Powys, Wales
© Frank Lane Picture Agency/AUSCAPE All rights reserved
Amusing, Animal, Animal Portrait, Beetle, Billy Witch, Black Background, Cockchafers, Coleoptera, Comical, European, Eye Contact, Fauna, Females Six Leaves On Antennae, Fringed, Funny, Gaze, Humorous, Insect, Insecta, Leafed Antennae, Major Crop Pest, Males Seven Leaves On Antennae, May Bug, Melolontha, Scarabaeidae, Sexual Dimorphism, Sexually Dimorphic, Spang Beetle, Stare, Watching, Wildlife, Zaltzman Bug
Featured Insects and Spiders Print
Teddybear bee (Amegilla bombiformis)
Teddybear bee (Amegilla bombiformis) flying towards Salvia flower (cv. Black and Blue) to collect nectar and pollen. The long siphoning proboscis is clearly visible. Wauchope, New South Wales, Australia
© Densey Clyne/AUSCAPE All rights reserved
Australian, Blue, Drinking, Feeding, Flight, Flower, Flying, Furry, Fuzzy, Hairy, Hover, Hovering, Insect, Movement, Pollinating, Pollination, Proboscis, Purple, Sage
Featured Insects and Spiders Print
Chequered swallowtails (Papilio demoleus)
Chequered swallowtails (Papilio demoleus), group of three mud puddling, showing the red tornol spots. Butterflies get salts and minerals from mud puddles, usually males because the sperm benefits. When the butterflies mate, the nutrients pass to the female, improving the viability of the eggs thus increasing the chances of passing the strong genes to the next generation. Boulia, central west Queensland, Australia
© Nick Rains/AUSCAPE All rights reserved
