Queen Alexandra’s Birdwing: Worlds Largest Butterfly
The Queen Alexander Birdwing Butterfly is the largest in the world, with its wingspan spread up to an astonishing 25 to 28 cm. Among...
The Evolution of Butterflies
The Evolution of Butterflies - The story of butterfly evolution is incomplete; butterflies are inherently so delicate that their remains are very rarely preserved...
The Migration of Monarch Butterflies
The migration of monarch butterflies is the world's rarest phenomenon. On the Mexican mountains, orange, and black monarch butterflies gather in countless numbers. They...
The Basic Life Cycle of Butterfly
Well, all butterflies and moths go through the same basic life cycle. The basic life cycle of butterfly starts with eggs, also known as...
Destroying Bees and Wasps
Bees and wasps are two of the insects most beneficial to human beings. Normally, bees produce honey and wax and serve as imperative pollinators....
Butterfly Classification: How are They Named?
Most Butterfly Classification has an English name and all have a Latin one. Their scientific label is derived from the “Binomial” system first used...
What is Difference Between a Butterfly and Moth?
What is the Difference Between a Butterfly and Moth?
One of the most common questions any lepidopterist is asked by members of the public concerns...
Basic Equipment for Collecting Insects
This blog post is all about the 12 ideas of Basic Equipment for Collecting Insects
Aerial Net - It can also be used as...
Rosy Maple Moth – A Small North American Moth With Exclusive Coloring
Overview
The Rosy Maple Moth (Dryocampa rubicunda) is a species of moth native to North America. It is a brightly colored moth that is easily...
Honey Hunting and Beekeeping
Ancient Honey Hunting and Beekeeping
Honey would have been found in bees' nests high in the trees during early human hunter-gatherer lifestyles in which they...