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INSECTS OF CENTRAL WASHINGTON Insects are arthropods. What makes it an arthropod? Arthto jointed pod - foot ARACHNIDS It has a hard outer skeleton It has a TWO segmented body It has EIGHT legs Chilopoda & Diplopoda Many Segments

INSECTS OF CENTRAL WASHINGTON
Insects are arthropods. What makes it an arthropod? Arthto – jointed pod - foot
ARACHNIDS It has a hard outer skeleton It has a TWO segmented body It has EIGHT legs Chilopoda & Diplopoda Many Segments and many legs Centipedes and Millipedes
Insects are arthropods. What makes it an arthropod? Arthto – jointed pod - foot
CRUSTACEA ISOPODS - SOWBUGS CRABS, CRAYFISH & OTHER AQUADIC CRITTERS THAT FIT
What makes an arthropod an Insect? Insects have: * three body segments *six jointed legs * skeleton is on the outside of the body - an exoskeleton
Insect Development
Insect Development
Morning Clock Watch for this butterfly in the spring. It overwinters as an adult and begins flying before other butterflies. The first ones will look tattered and torn like a well used book. Not to long after you see the overwintered adult you will begin to see the ones like these pictures. Spectacular!

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