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RFKH2EWW–Green bug finds its favorite leaves. Example of perfect mimicry of Nezara viridula to local vegetation to hide from birds and other insects
RMAH1AW7–Spicebush Swallowtail, Papilio troilus, caterpillar in final prepupal instar. Snake mimic with fake eye-spots
RMGYY3GM–Shield mantis (Choeradodis sp.), (Mantodea family), Amazon rainforest, Canande River Reserve, Choco forest, Ecuador
RMJ9NCC8–Buff-tip moth, Phalera bucephala, on white background. Catbrook, Monmouthshire, May. Family Notodontidae. Mimics a broken twig to escape notice.
RFP81GFD–Phyllium philippinicum, aka Leaf Insect is an insect in the order of stick insects, phasmida, that looks like a leaf and can be kept as a pet.
RM2AF2KM0–Capra ibex. Steinbocks on mountain slope. Alpine fauna of Ködnitz valley (Ködnitztal) in Glocknergruppe in Austrian Alps.
RM2AYW14P–hornet-mimicking sawfly, Giant Willow Sawfly (Cimbex luteus, Cimbex lutea), Mimicry, looks like a hornet, Germany
RM2GD69MM–Hornet mimic hoverfly (Volucella zonaria), a large hoverfly that uses mimicry for protection from predators, UK
RMH4NRNT–Giant Swallowtail (Papilio cresphontes), chrysalis, broken branch mimicry, Hill Country, Texas, USA
RME6E4XC–Jumping spider, mimicry, Ameisen-Springspinne, Ameisenspringspinne, Ameisenspinne, Ameisen-Mimikry, Mimikry, Leptorchestes spec.
RF2A7N94M–Spilomyia diophthalma. Spilomyia is a genus of hoverflies. Many species in the genus show Batesian mimicry of wasp models.
RMFB03E8–European Nightjar / Ziegenmelker ( Caprimulgus europaeus ) resting on the ground, perfect camouflage, mimicry.
RFM1RPKD–Chinese character moth resting next to bird droppings showing camouflage or mimicry - Cilix glaucata
RFKH2F2Y–Adult exemplar of Nezara viridula hidden from predators, on white background. Example of mimicry of southern green stink bug to local vegetation
RMEC450N–Mimicry - Italian Agile Frog (Rana latastei) camouflaged among the litter of fallen leaves in the undergrowth
RMPE5EX8–Sesiidae moths are characterized by their hymenopteriform (wasps, bees) Batesian mimicry, frequently of identifiable species.
RM2CB0YPX–Ant mimicry is mimicry of ants by other organisms. Ants are abundant all over the world, and insect predators that rely on vision to identify their pr
RM2AYYJW1–hornet-mimicking sawfly, Giant Willow Sawfly (Cimbex luteus, Cimbex lutea), Mimicry, looks like a hornet, Germany
RFM1CT17–Southern Leaf-tail Gecko - Uroplatus sikorae, rain forest, Madagascar. Rare well masked gecko hidden on the tree in forest. Mimicry. Camouflage.
RMH4NRN8–Giant Swallowtail (Papilio cresphontes), chrysalis, broken branch mimicry, Hill Country, Texas, USA
RME6E4PF–Jumping spider, mimicry, Ameisen-Springspinne, Ameisenspringspinne, Ameisenspinne, Ameisen-Mimikry, Mimikry, Leptorchestes spec.
RFJ43K2X–Wasp beetle (Clytus arietis). A striking yellow and black wasp mimic in the family Cerambycidae, displaying Batesian mimicry
RFM1RPKK–Chinese character moth resting next to bird droppings showing camouflage or mimicry - Cilix glaucata
RMEXE2CJ–Spicebush Swallowtail, Papilio troilus, caterpillar in final prepupal instar. Snake mimic with fake eye-spots
RMPE5F06–A Phaneropterinae nymph mimicking an ant for protection - its mimicry includes visual and well as motion to mimic an ant.
RM2AYW1Y2–hornet-mimicking sawfly, Giant Willow Sawfly (Cimbex luteus, Cimbex lutea), Mimicry, looks like a hornet, Germany
RFM1CT0E–Southern Leaf-tail Gecko - Uroplatus sikorae, rain forest, Madagascar. Rare well masked gecko hidden on the tree in forest. Mimicry. Camouflage.
RMH4NRP1–Giant Swallowtail (Papilio cresphontes), chrysalis, broken branch mimicry, Hill Country, Texas, USA
RMM9391Y–A Heliconius butterfly from Peru, this species has been used in influential mimicry studies to understand ecology and evolution.
RFJ43K28–Wasp beetle (Clytus arietis). A striking yellow and black wasp mimic in the family Cerambycidae, displaying Batesian mimicry
RF2HGJ8KR–Mimicry in the Butterfly, in addition to its exuberance and beauty, the group is of great economic importance, they are fundamental pollinating agents.
RF2HD9GX7–Pleiospilos compactus mimicry plant / living rock – white flowers with yellow spoon-like tips, thick cornered succulent leaves, December, England, UK
RM2PWCNHE–Small spiderwort (Ophrys areneola), flower figure, detail, mimicry, nature photography, Hoehfeldplatte and Scharlachberg, Thuengersheim, Lower
RFM1CT1D–Southern Leaf-tail Gecko - Uroplatus sikorae, rain forest, Madagascar. Rare well masked gecko hidden on the tree in forest. Mimicry. Camouflage.
RFH5RY1E–Giant Swallowtail (Papilio cresphontes), chrysalis, broken branch mimicry, Hill Country, Texas, USA
RMM938W4–A Heliconius butterfly from Peru, this species has been used in influential mimicry studies to understand ecology and evolution.
RFJ43K2H–Wasp beetle (Clytus arietis). A striking yellow and black wasp mimic in the family Cerambycidae, displaying Batesian mimicry
RF2CAMA3N–A female northern walkingstick using mimicry and camouflage to blend into its environment.
RF2HGJ8KW–Mimicry in the Butterfly, in addition to its exuberance and beauty, the group is of great economic importance, they are fundamental pollinating agents.
RF2HD9GXA–Pleiospilos compactus mimicry plant / living rock – white flowers with yellow spoon-like tips, thick cornered succulent leaves, December, England, UK
RM2PWCNJ2–Bee-ragwort (Ophrys apifera), flower figure, mimicry, detail, nature photography, Hoehfeldplatte and Scharlachberg, Thuengersheim, Lower Franconia
RFKH2ET1–Southern green shield bug finds its favorite leaves. Example of mimicry of Nezara viridula to local vegetation to hide from predators
RFM1CT0X–Southern Leaf-tail Gecko - Uroplatus sikorae, rain forest, Madagascar. Rare well masked gecko hidden on the tree in forest. Mimicry. Camouflage.
RMH4NRN7–Giant Swallowtail (Papilio cresphontes), chrysalis, broken branch mimicry, Hill Country, Texas, USA
RFM8Y1TF–A species of Heliconius butterfly, more commonly known as longwings. These butterflies have been studied extensively to help understand mimicry.
RF2HYFAY9–Sesia apiformis, commonly known as Hornet moth or hornet clearwing disguisng as hornet, example of Batesian mimicry
RFJ43K1W–Wasp beetle (Clytus arietis). A striking yellow and black wasp mimic in the family Cerambycidae, displaying Batesian mimicry
RF2CAMANG–A female northern walkingstick using mimicry and camouflage to blend into its environment.
RF2HGJ8KK–Mimicry in the Butterfly, in addition to its exuberance and beauty, the group is of great economic importance, they are fundamental pollinating agents.
RMEC43CF–Mimicry -Praying Mantis (Mantis religiosa) Female Camouflaged between the leaves and flowers of the hops
RF2C89P76–A variation of a beetle Daisy (Gorteria Diffusa) named for its Mimicry of beetles at the base of its petals, in Namaqua National Park, South Africa
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