Bee Butterfly Caterpillar Posters and Art Prints

Cute fun beekeeper entomologist apiarist ladybug monarch cricket spider dragonfly grasshopper hornet wasp honeycomb honey worm beetle mantis moth ant mosquito cockroach flea grub maggot for kids.

You just can't get enough of those cute little bugs and beetles jumping around? This funny tee shirt makes a great gift for insect, butterfly, grasshopper, dragonfly and bumblebee fans. Insects all over the place: Whether bee, hornet, moth, mosquito, this biodiverse bug showcase t-shirt has got them all, even the vampire and the tyrannosaurus!

A design for those of us who are fascinated by Monarch butterflies and their amazing lifecycle. This drawing features Monarch eggs, three caterpillars, two chrysalises, one ready to eclose as well as both a male and female butterfly. Look carefully and you may find a happy little honey bee.

Here’s a new mode of transportation for hardworking bugs. This caterpillar takes ants, bees, flies, whoever to work.

Branded as the "Monarch Highway," this is an initiative launched in 2015 to create a multi-state partnership bringing together state transportation agencies and other partners along Interstate-35 (I-35) to catalyze conservation actions along the corridor and its neighboring communities that enhance habitat and engage people. The I-35 corridor, or the "Monarch Highway," runs along the central flyway of the monarch migration in the states of Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas. Find more information about the Monarch Highway here. This project aims to promote awareness of monarchs and other pollinators and assist individual state efforts to enhance vegetation management practices. The project hopes to serve as a natio...

Insects, important for the ecosystem and unique diversity. Gift idea for entomologists and insect lovers. From ant to butterfly, entomology.

A cute design fitting for those who love nature! It can also be given as a birthday or Christmas gift to your best friend, relative, boyfriend or girlfriend who also love nature! This design is also fitting in time for National Insect Appreciation Day (June 8th) and during Spring and Summer!