2022年5月16日 · In this video, look at the butterfly under a microscope and be surprised to see its details.

2020年7月17日 · In this video you will see how Butterfly look under a microscope. Let's look into the microworldThank you for watching! Do not forget to subscribe to the cha...

It is a fast, erratic flyer, usually seen as a yellow blur flying fast and low across a meadow, rarely stopping to drink nectar at flowers. Male orange sulphur hind wings demonstrate an...

Butterfly wing, 100x magnification under the HSZ6-TBL stereo zoom microscope. A newly emerged butterfly needs to spend time inflating its wings with blood and letting them dry before it can first take flight.

2020年10月19日 · Chris Perani has used his photography skills to create microscopic images of butterfly wings that are absolutely stunning. To create these works of art, Chris has an almost scientific approach to the process. First, he photographs the wings using a 10x microscope objective attached to 200mm lens.

From a distance, butterfly wings are a beautiful sight to behold. Under a microscope, they are even more so. The Olympus MIC-D Digital Microscope is capable of capturing the fine details present in the delicate structures of these fragile, yet versatile structures.

2020年10月5日 · A butterfly’s iridescent coloring is a result of the intricate patterning of thousands of microscopic scales, attached to thin wing membranes. Those scales scatter light in complex ways. Iridescence helps butterflies elude predators.

2022年12月11日 · These images show the wings of a butterfly. The patterns on the wings are not marked on the wing itself but the individual scales are different colors at different locations on the wing. The scales are all similar sized and similar shaped. …

They make useful material for showing children the origin of the colours and patterns of the wings with the help of a low-power microscope such as the Pocket Microscope sold by the Natural History Museum.

2014年3月24日 · For his latest project, Gledhill collected specimens of rare and beautiful butterflies from a company called Butterflies And Things. Then he put them under the microscope and used a set of...