Scolopocryptops sexspinosus
Centipedes can be excellent mothers. Here, a bark centipede guards her offspring in a rotting log. South Bristol, New York, USA.
Geophilomorph centipede
Mother with eggs. Sierra Nevada, California, USA.
Stone centipede
Molting Isopod
Armadillidium
Urbana, Illinois, USA
Isotoma
Austin, Texas, USA.
Collembola
Ant nest collembola
Urbana, Illinois, USA.
Entomobryidae
Portrait of a springtail.
Campodeidae
Illinois, USA.
Campodeidae - Diplura
Illinois, USA
Meinertellidae
Jumping bristletail. Hastings Reserve, Carmel Valley, California, USA.
The oldest insect order of all is the primitively wingless Archaeognatha, the jumping bristletails. California, USA.
Machilidae
Looking slightly like a land lobster, a jumping bristletail lays her eggs in the soil. Stebbins Reserve, California, USA.
California, USA
Hexagenia
Mayfly. Kansas City, Missouri, USA.
Mayfly
Cayo District, Belize.
Heptageniidae. Urbana, Illinois, USA.
Dragonfly
Vicosa, Brazil
