Bug antenna

Various forms of insect Antennae.

Exotic beetle

Top view of a black Leaf-footed Bug (Acanthocephala terminalis) with orange tips on it's antennae. Insect photo taken in Chardon, Ohio.

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These bee antenna headbands are the perfect bug accessory to make a bee costume. You can even use them to make a butterfly costume, or bug outfit, or even use them for a fairy headband. These bee headbands will be great for parties, celebration or festivals. They can be worn by adults or kids. DETAILS: 💛 I use wool blend felt and wire to create these bee antennas. 💛 These antennae are bendy and long and you can curl them to any shape you like. *****CUSTOM ORDERS ARE AVALIABLE IF YOU WOULD…

Soft black plush bug antenna for ladybug, bumble bee, dragonfly, butterfly, fairy and other costumes and dress up This simple headband lets you become the perfect insect for Halloween, parties, dress up, pretend play, and theatrical performances One size headband fits age 3 and up - children to small adult Add this simple costume accessory to your tutus and wings for a quick and easy costume idea Made of polyester soft pile plush fabric with lightweight wire that is bendable

Check out the antennae on this Common Bagworm Moth (Psyche casta) I found on the side of my house last June. The name “bagworm” comes from the fact that the caterpillars of this species creates a larval case made up of blades of grass. I often see these “bags” attached to fences, the side of my house, the undersides of leaves, and other flat surfaces in my yard.