Many thanks to Robert Ratford for posting this beatiful image of a Gipsy Moth antenna on the Amateur Microscopy Facebook Group. Robert tells us that these moths can sense each other’s smells over large distances using these antennae.
Robert is a fantastic advocate for microscopy and a huge source of knowledge and enthusiasm. Ask him about visiting your school or club you will not be disappointed. https://www.facebook.com/robert.ratford.5
Robert captured this image on an ioLight high resolution 1mm portable microscope.
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