Digital Collections | AMNH - Male European mole crickets with detail of burrow from Ratzeburg, Die forst-insecten

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Various weevils from Ratzeburg, Die forst-insecten

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Grasshoppers of German forests from Ratzeburg, Die forst-insecten

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Geometrid moths from Ratzeburg, Die forst-insecten

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Leaf beetles and their larvae from Ratzeburg, Die forst-insecten

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The work of bark beetles from Ratzeburg, Die forst-insecten

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Plant-feeding wasps, or sawflies, and larvae from Ratzeburg, Die forst-insecten

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Pine hawk moth (top), black-veined white butterfly (lower left), and blackleg tortoiseshell butterfly (lower right) from Ratzeburg, Die forst-insecten

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Locusts, Tropidacris cristada, from Rosenhof, Die forst-insecten

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Crickets, miniature work, from Rösel von Rosenhof, De natuurlyke historie der insecten

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Large Asian sandy cricket, top, and tobacco cricket from Dru Drury, Illustrations of exotic entomology

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Crickets from Saussure, Études sur les myriapodes et les insectes

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Drawings of crickets, katydids, and grasshoppers from Aldrovandi, De animalibus insectis

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Detail of chelicerae of spiders from Rösel von Rosenhof, De natuurlyke historie der insecten

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Common European antlion larva from Rösel von Rosenhof, De natuurlyke historie der insecten

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Grasshoppers making shallow burrow for laying eggs from Rosenhof, De natuurlyke historie der insecten

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Dragonflies from Rosenhof, De natuurlyke historie der insecten

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Bees with detail from Histoire physique, naturelle et politique de Madagascar

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Life cycle of the European praying mantis from Rösel von Rosenhof, De natuurlyke historie der insecten

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Male nymphs and adult female leaf insects from Donovan, Natural history of the insects of India

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Original plate pattern from E.F. Staveley's British insects, depicting European earwig, house cricket, katydid, marsh grasshopper, the dusky roach, and minute thrips

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