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The Amateur Entomologist Hi my name is Siobhan I am a young aspiring Entomologist living in New Zealand, hoping to educate people on bugs and all other critters!

22/05/2022

Look at those beautiful raptorials! I'm really loving the colors on this female Polyspilota sp. Cameroon.

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A translucent snail eating grass!

~Devon

Very fun and successful walk through the sledge track the other night!
03/02/2022

Very fun and successful walk through the sledge track the other night!

09/01/2022

Dream job 😍

28/10/2021

Scientists who once documented new species of insects are now charting their perilous decline—and warning about what it will mean for the rest of us.

One of my favourite taxa of all time
13/10/2021

One of my favourite taxa of all time

01/10/2021

The absolute beauty of Spring 🌸🐝

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Hey all! I’m currently working on a “fact or myth” short video, I’m currently a bit sick and unable to talk but stay tun...
21/08/2021

Hey all! I’m currently working on a “fact or myth” short video, I’m currently a bit sick and unable to talk but stay tuned for that!! 🦗

21/08/2021

The Bagworm Moth Caterpillar collects and saws little sticks to construct elaborate log cabins to live in. 😲

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Honey bees pollinating Cherry Blossom Tree
Honey bees pollinating Cherry Blossom Tree

The absolute beauty of Spring 🌸🐝

Hummingbird Moth
Hummingbird Moth

Would you believe me if I told you this was an insect, and not a bird? This is the Hummingbird Clearwing Moth, and it’s similarity to the hummingbird is due to a spectacular case of convergent evolution, as both this moth, and the hummingbird are pollinators. Video credit: Madi Brisebois

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