forewings

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Winged termite alate mid air glide with translucent forewings spread wide and a few dust motes suspended on white Royalty Free Stock Photo

Silhouette of a butterfly with large, rounded forewings and distinctly elongated Royalty Free Stock Photo

Black beetle on the branch of tree. an insect of an order distinguished by forewings typically modified into hard wing cases. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fritillary Butterfly on Milkweed plant. Orange butterfly with black spots and streaks on its forewings. Royalty Free Stock Photo

The wandering donkey a unique butterfly of the acraea family with distinctive forewings Royalty Free Stock Photo

Vibrant blue butterfly with distinctive black and white markings on its forewings and

Butterfly with snow-white base colour boldly marked with black tiger-like stripes running from the leading edge of the forewings Royalty Free Stock Photo

Exploring the wandering donkey a unique butterfly of the acraea family with clear forewings Royalty Free Stock Photo

The wandering donkey a distinctive member of the acraea family with clear forewings Royalty Free Stock Photo

A helioptera moth perched on a green leaf. This moth has the pretty pattern of red and black spots on the white forewings. Royalty Free Stock Photo

The wandering donkey a unique butterfly with distinctive clear forewings in the acraea family Royalty Free Stock Photo

Vibrant blue butterfly with distinctive black and white markings on its forewings and hindwings. The species is likely Morpho peleides, known for its iridescent blue color. The wings have a scalloped edge, with ornate patterns near the tips. Antennae are thin and black, positioned above large eyes on its small head. This butterfly is often found in habitats ranging from Mexico to South America.