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Wildlife Desert Insects & SpidersInsects, a major group of arthropods, have six-legs, an exoskeleton (hard part is on the outside) and three main body sections (head, thorax, and abdomen). Most insects have wings although not all of them fly. They are the most diverse group of animals on the Earth, with over a million described species—more than all other animal groups combined. Blister Beetle |
Insects and SpidersArid Lands Honey AntsAztec Pygmy Grasshopper Bee Assassin Blister Beetle Broad-necked Darkling Beetle Carolina Wolf Spider Centruroides Scorpions Cochineal Bug Creosotebush Grasshopper Desert Tarantula Giant Vinegarone Green Valley Grasshopper Inconspicuous Crab Spider Jerusalem Cricket Little Black Ant Mormon Cricket Obscure Ground Mantid Pale Windscorpion Pallid-winged Grasshopper Red Velvet Ant Rough Harvester Ant Spine-waisted Ants Tarantula Hawk Wasp Texas Carpenter Ant Thistledown Velvet Ant |
Butterflies and MothsAntiliean BlueBecker's White Behr's Hairstreak Bordered Patch California Cankerworm Chara Checkerspot Common Sulphur Desert Checkerspot Desert Gray Skipper Desert Green Hairstreak Desert Orange Tip Desert Swallowtail Great Basin Sootywing Gray Metalmark Large California Spanworm Moth Large White Skipper Leda Hairstreak Monarch Pahaska Skipper Painted Lady Pale Blue Pearly Marblewing Phaon Cresentspot Queen Sandhill Skipper Short-tailed Black Sleepy Orange Small Blue Texan Cresentspot Western Pygmy Blue White-lined Sphinx Yucca Giant Skipper |
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