Butterfly Wing Scale MIC-D Digital Image Gallery
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. Utilizing a variety of specimen preparation techniques, the butterfly wing scale gallery contains digital images taken in brightfield, darkfield, and oblique illumination modes, as well as in reflected light. Each type of illumination results in a different image and, when examined together, they provide a more complete representation of the magnificence and complexity of some of nature’s most splendid creatures.
- Autumn Leaf
- Banded King
- Black & White Helen
- Blue Morpho
- Blue Triangle
- Blue Wing
- Chinese Peacock
- Clipper
- Common Jay
- Common Morpho
- Common Nawab
- Cruiser
- Dead Leaf
- Eastern Tiger
- False Acraea
- Four-Bar
- Glasswing
- Great Orange Tip
- Green Swallowtail
- Lemon Yellow Giant
- Leopard Lacewing
- Lilac Beauty
- Longwing
- Lormier's Swallowtail
- Malachite
- Mocker Swallowtail
- Monarch
- Orchard Swallowtail
- Painted Jezebel
- Palla ussheri
- Pipevine Swallowtail
- Polydamas Swallowtail
- Red Panacea
- Redspot Sawtooth
- Rusty-Tipped Page
- Shoemaker
- Silverspot
- Small Apollo
- Spicebush Swallowtail
- Stinky Leaf Wing
- Tailed Jay
- Tawny Owl
- Tiger Mimic
- Tropical Leafwing
- Variable Eggfly
- Viceroy
- Western Blue
- White Barred Charaxes
- White Lady
- Zebra Swallowtail