BENEFICIAL INSECTS/ORGANISMS IMAGES

Sevenspotted Lady Beetle,   Coccinella septempunctata  photos by Jim Kalisch, UNL Entomology

Lady beetle egg mass

Lady beetle larvae

Lady beetle larvae

Lady Beetle pupae

7- spotted Lady beetle
The following images are from the large collection of Insect photographs from faculty and staff  at:
Department of Entomology, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

IMAGES of INSECTS and their Relatives MAIN MENU

  1. Lady Beetle Larva Among Cabbage Aphids
  2. Lady Beetle Pupa
  3. Multicolored Asian Lady Beetle
  4. Multicolored Asian Lady Beetle with Eggs
  5. Multicolored Asian Lady Beetle - - Variations
  6. Sevenspotted Lady Beetle
  7. Green Lacewing Larva
  8. Green Lacewing Adult
  9. Green Lacewing Eggs
  10. Damsel Bug
  11. Ambush Bug
  12. Longlegged Fly Capturing Potato Leafhopper
  13. Rowdy Gang of Rove Beetles/House Fly Maggot
  14. Syrphid Fly Larva on Oak
  15. Honey Bee
  16. Wasp Parasite of Hemipteran Eggs
  17. Braconid Wasp Parasite Cocoons on Caltalpa Sphinx Caterpillar
  18. Eulophid Wasp Parasites on Dingy Cutworm
  19. Mud Dauber Wasp Emerging from Cell
  20. Mud Dauber Wasp
  21. Nosema Disease/Redlegged Grasshoppers
  22. Fungal Disease/Green Cloverworms


    23. Selected Arthropods
  23. Yellow Banded Scorpian
  24. Scorpian with Young on Back
  25. Female Black Widow Spider
  26. Brown Recluse Spider    Brown Recluse Page
  27. Harlquin Bug
  28. Squash Bug
  29. Squash Vine Borer
  30. Stag Beetle
  31. Stalk Borer on Tomato
  32. Garden Spider with Captured Grasshopper
  33. Orb-Weaver Spider with Sod Webworm Moth
  34. Catalpa Sphinx Moth ("Catalpa Worm") Page


    35. Insect Drawings
Insect Morphology Drawings  This is an excellent site provided by the University of Illinois Entomology Department

    c University of Nebraska Dept. of Entomology
    All images, unless otherwise noted, were created by staff from theUniversity of Nebraska Department of Entomology. They are freely available for use in publications and other media as long as the "Department of Entomology, University of Nebraska-Lincoln" and the photographer's name, if given is credited.
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