Fly’s Eyes

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Another Fly


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And Another….

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Electron Micrograph of Fly’s Eyes


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A scanning electron micrograph of a close-up of a Drosophila fly’s eye.  The structure of the eye, similar to many other insects, is termed a compound eye and is one of the most precise and ordered patterns in Biology.

Dragonfly (Common Darter)


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Dragonfly  (Common Darter)


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Emperor Dragonfly (Anax imperator) male

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Dragonfly (Crying?)


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Face of a Southern Yellowjacket Queen (Vespula squamosa)


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Blue Banded Bee

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A Solitary Bee’s Eye

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Hoverfly

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Jumping Spiders Close-ups

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Human Eyes

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(Image credits: C. Young Photography)

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(Image credits: Jessie Whittle)

Frog’s Eye

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Cat’s Eye

(Image credits: Marcos Teixeira de Freitas)

House Ant

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Ant Lion

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