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Welcome to the Contemporary Museum of Invertebrate Art, where the invertebrates (and the blog posts) are a thing of beauty. Here for a limited time, the exhibitions in our gallery will fascinate, entertain, and enlighten. From every corner of the globe, from rising stars to masters, come take a look around at what we have on [...] On a hike recently we came across some butterflies puddling. When I stopped to get a few shots… Yes, that is my shoe. Notice my hot pink socks? Notice too, that he has his proboscis out. Maybe those shoes are getting a bit old. Why butterflies on an ant blog? Blue butterflies like this one have a special relationship with [...] Remember the post a few weeks back showing the snail shells in the harvester ant midden? Let’s take a little closer look at what kinds of objects harvester ants collect and put on their mounds. At first glance a harvester ant mound looks a bit like a pile of rubble. If you start to study the mound, [...] There’s only one problem with using a hose as an evacuation route… Eventually you reach the end of the line! Thank you to Karen Gibson for sending these photographs and giving me permission to use them. |
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