Tiger Beetle Posters and Art Prints

Six-Spotter Tiger Beetle Art for all the beetle lovers out there :)

Tiger Beetle Art accompanied by some leaves and geometric shapes for all the insect lovers out there :)

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The Six-spotted Tiger Beetle is one of the most beautiful insects in North America. It is so vividly brilliantly colorful that when one is anywhere nearby, you immediately notice it. The metallic beetle seems to vibrate it’s so bright and shiny, and it immediately catches your eye, and is impossible to look away from. The beetle moves very quickly, in short bursts of movement, and flies away in an instant - one moment it’s there, and the next it’s gone.

The Six-spotted Tiger Beetle is one of the most beautiful insects in North America. It is so vividly brilliantly colorful that when one is anywhere nearby, you immediately notice it. The metallic beetle seems to vibrate it’s so bright and shiny, and it immediately catches your eye, and is impossible to look away from. The beetle moves very quickly, in short bursts of movement, and flies away in an instant - one moment it’s there, and the next it’s gone.

The Six-spotted Tiger Beetle is one of the most beautiful insects in North America. It is so vividly brilliantly colorful that when one is anywhere nearby, you immediately notice it. The metallic beetle seems to vibrate it’s so bright and shiny, and it immediately catches your eye, and is impossible to look away from. The beetle moves very quickly, in short bursts of movement, and flies away in an instant - one moment it’s there, and the next it’s gone.

The Six-spotted Tiger Beetle is one of the most beautiful insects in North America. It is so vividly brilliant green that when one is anywhere nearby, you immediately notice it. The metallic green beetle seems to vibrate it’s so bright and shiny, and it immediately catches your eye, and is impossible to look away from. The beetle moves very quickly, in short bursts of movement, and flies away in an instant - one moment it’s there, and the next it’s gone.

A beetle identified as Omus dejeanii - Greater Night-stalking Tiger Beetle - with phoretic mites.

Tiger beetle (Cicindelidae), face in blue, pink and yellow

A close up looking directly at a tiger beetle

A close up looking directly at a tiger beetle

A close up of a beautiful tiger beetle

Hairy-necked tiger beetle (Cicindela hirticollis) at a sandy beach in Western WA, USA.

A quick doodle of creatures you might find on the forest floor: eastern cottontail rabbit, hermit thrush, hooded warbler, fiddleheads, eastern chipmunk, eastern newt, white trillium, ferns, false Solomon’s seal, amber snails, six-spotted tiger beetles, and puffballs.

Easily Distracted by Bugs (Rainbow) for all the insect lovers and bug collector out there :) Featuring my drawings of a praying mantis, a ladybird, a bumblebee, a tiger beetle, and a centipede.

Radiant retro-colour insects and cute flowers.

Easily Distracted by Bugs for everyone fascinated by all sorts of insects and other arthropods around us :) Featuring my drawings of a bumblebee, a centipede, a praying mantis, a ladybird, and a tiger beetle.