Munching On The Honeysuckle!! I Believe This Is A Snowberry Clearwing

I really love your weevil with the shoes drawing and would like to get it as a tattoo one day (broke right now), but wanted your permission since you are the artist. I'd also like to know how much to pay you and where I can send the money so I can figure that into the cost of the tattoo. Thank you!

I am so incredibly honored that you love weevil with shoes that much! Since he's just a little doodle I freehanded, I say the payment is that you have GOT to show me when you get it!!

Hands you a this

My power went out for a couple days, but lucky for my babies, I keep hot hands

Beautiful fly in my car

Top ten worst bug photos

Hey! Do you by chance have a recipe or the general ingredients for the dark chocolate and matcha cake you made? I thought I was in one of the baking communities I joined at first because it looks so amazing— I was just ranting to my partner about how the photography is beautiful, the aesthetic of the woven basket and wooden supplies and such is immaculate, the mushroom candles amazing, the tumeric dye genius, and the matcha is not only so artistically beautiful because it emulates grass for the beetle but also a culinary delicacy because matcha and dark chocolate would go SO hard together

I'm sorry this is probably so weird but God I love that cake

(also I know I don't know you but happy birthday!!!)

The cake itself is box mix with milk instead of water and an extra egg, but my icing recipe is special! A standard size box of instant pudding mix (the small one, white chocolate flavor), ⅓ cup of powdered sugar, and 1 pint of heavy whipping cream. I added a few spoonfuls of matcha until it looked pretty. I double that recipe for a full-size cake and triple it for two boxes. Oh and the candles are from Michael's! I'm really happy you appreciate my baking and photography!! Also I don't think the message is weird, I'm always happy to share my recipes! (^_^)

The beetles are being photogenic today

Dundubia spiculata trapped in the nature cube

More pollinator plants for the garden! Cup plant, milkweed, and butterfly weed

Happy black history month! Here's a list of black entomologists and a little bit about their contributions to the field! 🫶🪲