tongue bird

@chennnington submitted: Hello! I don’t know if you remember (I hardly do), but I told you ages ago that I was planning to get a moth tattoo and you asked me to show it to you.

Well, I finally got it so here it is:

No ID needed 😀

Also no pressure to post it if it doesn’t fit on your blog or something, I just wanna spam it everywhere at the moment 😀

I do remember, and I'm happy to post bug tattoos! This one is BEAUTIFUL. One of the best bug tattoos I've seen by far. I would love to share the artist's name to credit their awesome work, if you'd be willing to share! If you'd rather not since it gives away personal information/location, I understand :)

The Hornet. Fancy dresses described. 1887.

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moth jon bun…………..

lymantria brunneiplaga

location: southeast asia

Hello, Hello!! Welcome to the beginning of the END MWAHAHAHA Ahem...

An update for all you lovely patient people! I will be opening the last pre- holiday commissions up this

Friday, September 24th

before I make some changes to my commissions pricing. As a heads up, I'm going to be testing a new pricing model, and adding in pieces like notebooks and dice trays to my commissions sheets, so please don't be shocked if there are some major changes! I still want to be accessible to you wonderful people, but I need some changes to make sure I can continue to do this for a long time!!! Thank you so much! See you Then!!

Sundays mood🦋🌞😊

gets you a shirt with "women want me vultures hate me" akdjhdks

the women are Also wasps

Cethosia cyane, the leopard lacewing, is a species of heliconiine butterfly found from India to southern China (southern Yunnan), and Indochina. - wikipedia. (coloration might vary depending on a few factors.)

Photo: David Yu.

seeing eye bug

Butterfly illustration from a Soviet-era Russian children’s magazine. Murzilka. August 1948. 

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Appalachia’s Late Summer Gifts, Panel 3: Last days and fond farewell.

By Ashmolean Museum

Can you guess which insect this belongs to? Answer and full picture to follow tomorrow!

me: *lifts up big rock*

all the bugs underneath it:

new hobby: editing anti-wasp memes to be pro-wasp. spreading my waspaganda 

this painting came to me in a dream

I also got to see a pseudocentipede for about 5 seconds before he oozed away forever into a little hole