How many pairs of wings does a butterfly have? Is It An Insect, Yes Or No? 1 Is it an insect?

Do you think this is an insect? Is It An Insect, Yes Or No? 2

Do you think these are insects? Is It An Insect, Yes Or No? 3

How about these? Are these insects? Is It An Insect, Yes Or No? 4

And what about these? Is It An Insect, Yes Or No? 5

Do you see any insects? Is It an Insect, yes or no? 6

What have we learned about being an insect?  Insects have three pairs of legs Is It An Insect, Yes Or No? 7  Insects have three body parts:  Head  Thorax  Abdomen  Insects have usually two pairs of wings

Image Credits Slide 1:  crowned slug:  leaf-feeding sawfly:  univoltine root mining weevil:  Pickerelweed borer: Slide 2:  Fossilized dragonfly: Slide 3:  Diving Beetle:  Beetle Grub:  Sunburst Beetle:  Male Stag Beetle: Slide 4:  Tawny Mining Bee:  Stinkhorn with Fly: photos.php?page=1&a= &suwo=Insectahttp:// photos.php?page=1&a= &suwo=Insecta  Common Blue: photos.php?page=2&a= &suwo=Insectahttp:// photos.php?page=2&a= &suwo=Insecta Credits 8

Image Credits Slide 4 continued:  Acanthosoma haemorhoidale: photos.php?page=8&a= &suwo=Insectahttp:// photos.php?page=8&a= &suwo=Insecta Slide 5:  Praying Mantis:  Citrus flatid planthopper: photographers.htmlhttp://coolhqpix.blogspot.com/2010/01/insects-poke-fun-at- photographers.html Slide 6:  Robberfly: Slide 7:  Wolf spider:  Katydid: Slide 8:  Jumping Spider: Slide 9  Inspector Gadget: screenshots/Gadget.jpghttp://inspector-gadget.net/wp-content/gallery/inspector-gadgets-field-trip- screenshots/Gadget.jpg Slide 10:  Snoopy: Credits 9

Image Credits Slide 11:  Dragonfly: Slide 12:  Sherlock Holmes Cartoon: _Cartoon.jpghttp:// _Cartoon.jpg Slide 14:  Red-legged Metallic Wood Boring Beetle: Slide 15:  Spider:  Fly: ZEHUZ8LBZXLNZIL3H5LYHPHHRXLWZWHRRWH3HXH5Z.jpg ZEHUZ8LBZXLNZIL3H5LYHPHHRXLWZWHRRWH3HXH5Z.jpg Slide 16:  Lace Bug: Slide 17:  Jumping Spider: Slide 19:  European Wasp: Credits 10

Image Credits Slide 20:  Grasshopper:  Giant Millipede: Slide 21:  “Vivid Dancer” Damselfly: Slide 22:  Beetle: Slide 23:  Ant: Slide 25:  Bloof-vein Moth: Slide 26:  Dragonfly wings: Slide 27:  Monarch Butterfly: to-Zhttp://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/bugs/monarch-butterfly/?source=A- to-Z Slide 28:  “Apache” Jumper: Credits 11

Image Credits Slide 29:  Stag Beetles: Slide 30:  Happy Face Spider:  Pill Bug:  Millipede:  Scorpion: Slide 31:  Water Bear:  Silverfish:  Centipede: Page 32:  Walking Stick:  Diving Waterbeetle: jpghttp://wwwdelivery.superstock.com/WI/223/4070/PreviewComp/SuperStock_ jpg  Praying Mantis: Credits 12