Entomology

Yes, but I'm speaking about amateur entomologists!

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Hello, I want to ask you advice about my idea. I'm a young budding entomologist, I study insects. I noticed that traditionally study entomology means building a collection, a necessary and useful stage to determinate the species. And here's the problem: an entomologist often becomes only ...

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... system and respond in something else instead of saying sophomoric etc.... you still fail to offer something better! or do you also have a PHD in entomology and marsupials

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I realise this is a bit late for winter but for future reference... slugs tend to be around all year I find, and there are lots of caterpillars and springtails in the roots of grasses. Also you do get unusual things cropping up under human junk, even more so in winter because there are not so many o...

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The streams are full of insects this time of year, overwintering - more insects than at any other time. If you can get a drift net and don't mind sticking your hands into near-freezing water (I've done it, they get used to it much faster than you would expect), or a bucket you can carefully place w...

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