Insect box

We made plenty of mistakes in making this collection. AND we learned more then our mistakes. That's probably why we keep doing it? We are avid bug collectors as our family hobby - Learn more at areyousureaboutthatblog.blogspot.com

5 Real CICADA Insect Taxidermy Collection in wooden box / inf07l ...

Real Mix 11 Butterfly Insect Taxidermy In Box Wood Frame Display Home Decor #2 Material: Mix 11 Butterfly in wood box Frame Main : Madaguscar Butterfly Quantity: 1 Pcs. This Item Is Mix of Thai 11 butterfly taxidermy in Luxury Box framed. The Species of small butterflies may not be the same as picture. it made of hard wood, Wood Color with glass front. Naturally, all butterflies sold are 100% real and have been professionally dried and prepared. All butterflies in the case have been fixated…

Well, it’s summer now, and for many of us that means bug season! There are few better ways to instill a love and respect of the natural world in your younglin’ than letting him or her collect…

We love finding new specimens to add to Elliot’s nature collection. They’re a great resource for his nature studies and I’ve really enjoyed refining my process of preserving specimens over the past couple of years. I have a bit of experience pinning a variety of different insects, but am most familiar with butterflies and moths,

Collecting insects and learning to identify them can be a fun and educational activity that anyone can do! You can learn much more about them by collecting and handling them than by reading about them in books. You may decide to catch and release the insects or you may want to make a collection of preserved specimens. In either case, remember to treat each insect with respect and limit your catch. *Photo 1: Insect collection* Basic equipment needed is an insect net, a jar, tweezers, insect…

Breaking down egg boxes into their component parts is a great way of ‘playing’ with shapes and works well with many natural forms, birds, plants, or maybe insects like these . . .

This fun, engaging activity for your future architect is perfect for open-ended play and great for those who might have empty boxes or recyclables laying around your house!

We love finding new specimens to add to Elliot’s nature collection. They’re a great resource for his nature studies and I’ve really enjoyed refining my process of preserving specimens over the past couple of years. I have a bit of experience pinning a variety of different insects, but am most familiar with butterflies and moths,