nomira @BugSlayer6

Feel bad for the froggy😱

What an exciting find!! phys.org/news/2018-02-r…

Don't like the idea of these bugs in your basement? No worries! Your house is *already* a bug habitat! and ecosystem - complete with food webs. Houses on average have 100 species of arthropod living in them. So - get cozy with your neighbors. washingtonpost.com/news/speaking-…

Guys. This is a thing I do now. I will even plan your trip for you! If you or anyone you know are coming to Ecuador, hit me up!

youtube.com/watch?v=-NxsNH… #Insects, #Predatory, #Japanesehornet, #Siafuant, #Assassinbug

youtube.com/watch?v=OxpJJf…

#Insects #EducationalVideos youtube.com/watch?v=279obU…😃😊

Oh they are in the #Cairngorms. #winterwatch2018 . Spent so much time here fly hunting with the @DipteristsForum and these were the rewards #asilidae #laphriaflava #winterwatch

We have just submitted our proposal for Program Symposia at Entomology 2018, the Joint Annual Meeting of @EntsocAmerica, @CanEntomologist, and @EntSocBC. Thanks to my co-applicants @TylerWist1 @RAP_GC and @MParajulee. We cross our fingers...

Big thank you to the Summerlee Foundation for funding some of our black bear work for the next few years.

Bought a prop to demonstrate how cicadas produce sound for my #ENVS3090 lecture today, and the universe played along (Real @Snapple Fact Check: house flies can’t hum, but they do buzz; it’s closer to a small G than an F though)

Anyone ordered cute? An inquisitive jumper (Corythalia sp.) from Costa rica, with a yellow face mask and tiny pink socks ✨

#Facebug with the giant red millipede with the butt spike. Spirobolida: Rhinocricidae or Spirostreptida: Spirostreptidae. Thanks @derekhennen for the possible IDs

“Mosquito-control programs using sterile insects rely on trucks to disperse the bugs, or people releasing them from backpacks. Both are time-consuming and unsuited to hard-to-reach places. With aerial dissemination, the insects are expelled at altitude." buff.ly/2E4rbDv

"The Eurasian woodwasp ... emerges earlier than the North American species, so it can find and colonize the most suitable trees first. By the time the native species lays its eggs, most of the preferred trees are already occupied by the invasive." buff.ly/2F5N1FS

Did you miss our fall/winter issue of Bugged? Catch up on the extraordinary impact our faculty, students & alumni have made lately at bit.ly/bugged12-2017 #MondayMotivation #SpartanInsects

Globular springtail - Sminthurinus niger - about 0.9 mm long. With good contrast against the algae-covered terracotta flower-pot; I could actually see it with the naked eye. Made photography easier! #Collembola #Globby

solutionsforyourlife.ufl.edu/family-resourc…

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_co…

youtu.be/ovo_T0KqdYg