Dried Insect Specimens

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The Western Harvester Ant is a larger ant at about 6mm which makes it a good dead insect specimen for your school insect collection. The Western Harvester Ant or Pogonomyrmex rugosus is common deserts and arid grasslands of the American West. 

Limenitis arthemis arthemis                         Click the Camera icon to view the BugGuide information on this specimen as well as several photo examples.

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Chrysomela knabi Click here to view the BugGuide.net info on this specimen => BugGuide.net is hosted by Iowa Stare University Department of Entomology

<--- See it in BugGuide Cisseps fulvicollisDamaged - missing antennaeALL OUR INSECTS ARE DEAD SPECIMENS

About this specimenThe Yellow-tipped Belvosia Fly, scientifically known as Belvosia borealis, belongs to the bristle fly family Tachinidae. This robust fly is approximately 3/4 inch (20 mm) long and is characterized by a black thorax, legs, and wings. A notable feature of this fly is its orange-tipped tarsi (the final segment of a limb in arthropods, such as insects). The fourth and fifth segments of its abdomen are gold-colored, separated by bands of black bristles. This coloration gives the...