Leaf chewed by insects hi-res stock photography and images

Chewed vegetable leaves. 2008 Stock Photo

RMB2C85C–Chewed vegetable leaves. 2008

Green conehead katydid on a rainforest leaf which has been well chewed by browsing insects, Ecuador Stock Photo

RME9PHFG–Green conehead katydid on a rainforest leaf which has been well chewed by browsing insects, Ecuador

Single autumn leaf of Aspen tree multicoloured from green to red and much chewed by insects lying on grey slate Stock Photo

RM2WP166D–Single autumn leaf of Aspen tree multicoloured from green to red and much chewed by insects lying on grey slate

Leaf with holes made by insects. Sinharaja Forest. Sri Lanka Stock Photo

RMT4NYBM–Leaf with holes made by insects. Sinharaja Forest. Sri Lanka

RMB53GX1–green leaf eaten by bugs

Hibiscus plant large single leaf damaged defected by pests, bugs eaten and chewed by caterpillars insects. plant Leaf holes diseases. Stock Photo

RF2GD25NF–Hibiscus plant large single leaf damaged defected by pests, bugs eaten and chewed by caterpillars insects. plant Leaf holes diseases.

Two-coloured mason bee (Osmia bicolor) flying to a nest in a Brown-lipped snail (Cepaeae nemoralis) shell with a chewed up leaf to seal a brood cell. Stock Photo

RM2CCM3A7–Two-coloured mason bee (Osmia bicolor) flying to a nest in a Brown-lipped snail (Cepaeae nemoralis) shell with a chewed up leaf to seal a brood cell.

RF2GD25PT–Hibiscus plant large single leaf damaged defected by pests, bugs eaten and chewed by caterpillars insects. plant Leaf holes diseases.

Dew Covered Poplar Leaf On A Gravel Driveway Stock Photo

RFKEY0RT–Dew Covered Poplar Leaf On A Gravel Driveway

RF2GD25NG–Hibiscus plant large single leaf damaged defected by pests, bugs eaten and chewed by caterpillars insects. plant Leaf holes diseases.

Orange-vented Mason Bee (Osmia leaiana) female collecting chewed leaves to make her nest cells. Powys, Wales. June. Stock Photo

RM2RYH20P–Orange-vented Mason Bee (Osmia leaiana) female collecting chewed leaves to make her nest cells. Powys, Wales. June.

RF2WHB3BK–Damaged Avocado leaf

Alder leaf beetle (Agelastica alni) on alder leaf, Three Hagges Wood Meadow, North Yorkshire, England, June 2021 Stock Photo

RF2P786NG–Alder leaf beetle (Agelastica alni) on alder leaf, Three Hagges Wood Meadow, North Yorkshire, England, June 2021

RF2AJX79A–Termite nest on tree trunk.

A well focussed close-up of a German wasp standing vertically on a dried leaf. It could almost be described as cute in this pose. Stock Photo

RF2Y9EWF1–A well focussed close-up of a German wasp standing vertically on a dried leaf. It could almost be described as cute in this pose.

Leaves with holes eaten by insects, isolated on white Stock Photo

RFD72G4N–Leaves with holes eaten by insects, isolated on white

Avocado leaf damaged by a caterpillar Stock Photo

RF2WHAX4A–Avocado leaf damaged by a caterpillar

Leaves with holes eaten by insects Stock Photo

RF2C1CJ7D–Leaves with holes eaten by insects

RF2WHAX63–Avocado leaf damaged by a caterpillar

Selective focus and closeup of eaten plant leaves with insect damage and holes. Agriculture pest concept. Stock Photo

RF2JDGWAD–Selective focus and closeup of eaten plant leaves with insect damage and holes. Agriculture pest concept.

A well focussed close-up of a Saxon Wasp, Dolichovespula saxonica, feeding on Wild parsnip flowers. Bright yellow flowers on a black background. Stock Photo

RF2Y9EWEY–A well focussed close-up of a Saxon Wasp, Dolichovespula saxonica, feeding on Wild parsnip flowers. Bright yellow flowers on a black background.

Specimens of nature, including walking sticks, on display. Stock Photo

RFP81P70–Specimens of nature, including walking sticks, on display.

RF2Y13R58–Simple icon of a plant with leaves being eaten by insects, representing pest infestation

Closeup of insect chewed leaf. Plant leaves eaten by insects Stock Photo

RF2X37B29–Closeup of insect chewed leaf. Plant leaves eaten by insects

A lily leaf badly infested and almost defoliated by the larvae of the red lily beetle, Lilioceris lilii Stock Photo

RFC2H9KG–A lily leaf badly infested and almost defoliated by the larvae of the red lily beetle, Lilioceris lilii

. Bulletin. Insects; Insect pests; Entomology; Insects; Insect pests; Entomology. 20 LEPIDOPTERA (BUTTERFLIES AND MOTHS). The oaterpilhirs iuid cocoons of those insects urc known to all. The caterpilhirs diti'cr from the »iru])s of )»eetl(s in that they hav«^ on the under side two rows of prolog's—Heshy, wart-like structures tliat serve to support the posterior part of the body. The injui'ies caused by these insects are made by the cateri)illar. These have l)itiig' mouth- parts that nip out tiny pieces of the leaf or wood, which is then chewed and swallowed. The more injurious forms that are Stock Photo

RMRGWCGF–. Bulletin. Insects; Insect pests; Entomology; Insects; Insect pests; Entomology. 20 LEPIDOPTERA (BUTTERFLIES AND MOTHS). The oaterpilhirs iuid cocoons of those insects urc known to all. The caterpilhirs diti'cr from the »iru])s of )»eetl(s in that they hav«^ on the under side two rows of prolog's—Heshy, wart-like structures tliat serve to support the posterior part of the body. The injui'ies caused by these insects are made by the cateri)illar. These have l)itiig' mouth- parts that nip out tiny pieces of the leaf or wood, which is then chewed and swallowed. The more injurious forms that are

RF2GD25NE–Hibiscus plant large single leaf damaged defected by pests, bugs eaten and chewed by caterpillars insects. plant Leaf holes diseases.

RM2RYH215–Orange-vented Mason Bee (Osmia leaiana) female collecting chewed leaves to make her nest cells. Powys, Wales. June.

Leaves eaten by pests, bugs or caterpillar in zigzag pattern creating many holes in leaf. Plucked and laid on white background. Design of chewed leave Stock Photo

RF2GCNFAJ–Leaves eaten by pests, bugs or caterpillar in zigzag pattern creating many holes in leaf. Plucked and laid on white background. Design of chewed leave

RF2WHB3BW–Damaged Avocado leaf

HIbiscus plant leaves fresh but single one leaf harmed and damaged by bugs who eat leaves and creat holes in hibiscus flowering plants Stock Photo

RF2GCN78N–HIbiscus plant leaves fresh but single one leaf harmed and damaged by bugs who eat leaves and creat holes in hibiscus flowering plants

RF2WHAX5W–Avocado leaf damaged by a caterpillar

RF2JDGWAH–Selective focus and closeup of eaten plant leaves with insect damage and holes. Agriculture pest concept.

RF2X37B2C–Closeup of insect chewed leaf. Plant leaves eaten by insects

A young lily beetle larvae covered in its own excreta to make it look unattractive to predators Stock Photo

RFC2H86G–A young lily beetle larvae covered in its own excreta to make it look unattractive to predators

RF2X37JG3–Closeup of insect chewed leaf. Plant leaves eaten by insects

. Animal studies. . Fig. 159.—Scorpion, showing the special devel- opment of certain mouth parts (the maxil- lary palpi) as pincer-like organs for grasp- ing prey. At the posterior tip of the body is the poisonous sting. Fig. 160.—Head of mosquito (fe- male), showing the piercing needle-like mouth parts which compose the "bill." is necessary that the food should be crushed or chewed, and the sharp canine teeth go with a flesh diet. The long neck of the giraffe en- ables it to browse on the foliage of trees in grassless regions. Insects like the leaf- beetles and the grasshop- pers, t Stock Photo

RMRN3Y6C–. Animal studies. . Fig. 159.—Scorpion, showing the special devel- opment of certain mouth parts (the maxil- lary palpi) as pincer-like organs for grasp- ing prey. At the posterior tip of the body is the poisonous sting. Fig. 160.—Head of mosquito (fe- male), showing the piercing needle-like mouth parts which compose the "bill." is necessary that the food should be crushed or chewed, and the sharp canine teeth go with a flesh diet. The long neck of the giraffe en- ables it to browse on the foliage of trees in grassless regions. Insects like the leaf- beetles and the grasshop- pers, t

RF2WHB3AG–Avocado leaf damaged by a caterpillar

Female hand palm holding a big leaf of HIbiscus plant leaves fresh but single one leaf harmed and damaged by bugs who eat leaves and creat holes in hi Stock Photo

RF2GCN78P–Female hand palm holding a big leaf of HIbiscus plant leaves fresh but single one leaf harmed and damaged by bugs who eat leaves and creat holes in hi

The larvae of the lily beetle, Lilioceris lilii, smothers itself in its own secretions, resembling bird excreta Stock Photo

RFC2H6N7–The larvae of the lily beetle, Lilioceris lilii, smothers itself in its own secretions, resembling bird excreta

RMRN3Y62–. Animal studies. Fig. 159.—Scorpion, showing the special devel- opment of certain mouth parts (the maxil- lary palpi) as pincer-like organs for grasp- ing prey. At the posterior tip of the body is the poisonous sting. Fig. 160.—Head of mosquito (fe- male), showing the piercing needle-like mouth parts which compose the "bill." is necessary that the food should be crushed or chewed, and the sharp canine teeth go with a flesh diet. The long neck of the giraffe en- ables it to browse on the foliage of trees in grassless regions. Insects like the leaf- beetles and the grasshop- pers, tha