This ClipArt gallery includes 561 illustrations of insects from the order Coleoptera, including beetles, weevils, borers, carabus, scarabs, and ladybugs (also known as ladybirds or lady beetles).
A genus of stag-beetle of rather small size, chiefly characterized by the distinctness of the sixth…
Platynus maculicolis, enlarged picture. Platynus is a genus of carboid, meaning active and predacious,…
Plum-curculio, Conotrachelus nenuphar species; beetle at work on a young plum, showing a crescent mark.
An image of a potato bug, its young and eggs. The insect is native to the Rocky Mountains and thrived…
The seven spotted ladybug is one of the most common species of ladybug. The ladybug is also known as…
Ladybugs are a type of small beetle. The larvae feed on aphides, making them beneficial to horticulturalists.
"The largest European species of beetle an adult male sometimes reaching an length of over two inches,…
Stag beetle is the common name of lucanus cervus. The male has enormously developed jaws.
The small stag beetle is common in the south of England. Small stag beetle is the common name of dorcus…
Tomicus laricis is a pine bark beetle. The bodies of the beetles are cylindrical and the wing cases…
The twig-girdler of the Oncideres cingulatus species; a, beetle at work; b, egg-puncture; c, girdling…
A water-tiger, Dytiscus marginalis species; male beetle, the elytra of the female at side.
A water-tiger, Dytiscus marginalis species; anterior tarsus of the male, with sucking disks.
Beetles form a large group of insects that number over 300,000 species. They all have hard wings which…
A weevil is any beetle from the Curculionoidea superfamily. They are usually small, less than 6 mm (¼…
The nut weevils, are of quite large size, clay-yellow in color, and with an exceedingly long and slender,…
The nut weevils, are of quite large size, clay-yellow in color, and with an exceedingly long and slender,…
The nut weevils, are of quite large size, clay-yellow in color, and with an exceedingly long and slender,…
"Bruchus 4-maculatus: a, beetle; b, larva; c, pupa." -Department of Agriculture, 1899
"Bruchus 4-maculatus: a, cowpea, showing holes made by weevils in their escape from seed, also eggs…
"Spermophagus pectoralis: weevil at right; Mexican bean at left showing: below, holes made by beetle…