Scott Clem
@clemlab.bsky.social
Assistant Professor of Community Ecology at Illinois State University. Entomologist and lover of all things biodiversity. Enthusiast of hover flies and insect migration.
Reposted by Scott Clem
Day 13 #InsectAdvent & have you decorated the tree yet?
What about this tree? This in fact the hairy whorls of a male Chaoborid or Phantom midge’s antennae. Packed full of sensors, this ‘tree’ is more than a mere decoration
@royentsoc.bsky.social @dipterists.bsky.social
What about this tree? This in fact the hairy whorls of a male Chaoborid or Phantom midge’s antennae. Packed full of sensors, this ‘tree’ is more than a mere decoration
@royentsoc.bsky.social @dipterists.bsky.social
December 14, 2025 at 5:26 PM
Day 13 #InsectAdvent & have you decorated the tree yet?
What about this tree? This in fact the hairy whorls of a male Chaoborid or Phantom midge’s antennae. Packed full of sensors, this ‘tree’ is more than a mere decoration
@royentsoc.bsky.social @dipterists.bsky.social
What about this tree? This in fact the hairy whorls of a male Chaoborid or Phantom midge’s antennae. Packed full of sensors, this ‘tree’ is more than a mere decoration
@royentsoc.bsky.social @dipterists.bsky.social