BLOOD CELLS
EOSINOPHILS
The upper image shows a nucleated cell that is slightly larger than a red blood cell. Its nucleus has usually two lobes united by a thib strand of chromatin - hover your cursor over the image to distinguish them.
The cytoplasm contains a large number of large granules, the specific granules of eosinophils that stain well with eosin and have an orange color.
A cell with these features can only be an eosinophil.
Bottom image: eosinophil.
