Vermont Entomological Society (VES)

Brown bag webinar today at noon! Join us and learn about the State of Vermont's Wild Bees report.

Spring is changing. The snow is melting earlier, wildflowers are blooming sooner, and trees are

Our previous research has found that Common Green Darner spring migration follows an average daily

Hi Kent, If you do find a pdf copy, I would like a copy too! Alan On Tue, Mar 8, 2022 at 9:00 AM Kent

Many folks have been asking us at the Vermont Atlas of Life if there is a calendar of upcoming

As November begins, we enter stick season, surrounded by the bare twigs of deciduous trees and shrubs

Hello VES Members, I highly recommend this documentary on PBS, Nature Series: My Garden of a Thousand

For National moth week starting on Saturday, we have a week-long moth blitz set up on iNaturalist.

Hi Folks, Please check out our new mission called West Virginia White Watch and consider joining the

Hi Butterfly Watchers, We're excited to announce some great improvements and new tools for

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Last year, alarm bells started going off as we sifted through historic lady beetle collections from

I'm no weevil expert - but the insect I would say is plausible here - it would certainly help if

I haven't identified this species in Vermont. I don't recall seeing any Vespulidae in the

Hi Folks, We have an ongoing project in Chittenden County called the Vermont Wild Bee Survey. We have

That is interesting...and of course useful given our location. I have macroinvertebrate sample data

Thanks, Kent. This looks interesting. Alan On Fri, Jan 18, 2019 at 11:55 AM Kent McFarland <

Great! You will see that uploading data on the computer is very easy now. You can locate any

I've attached the photo! JoAnne JoAnne Russo Saxtons River, VT On Tuesday, June 26, 2018, 10:17:

Hi folks; there was a fire likely caused by copper soldering work in the Torrey Hall roof. The

Thanks, Declan! I'll also add this to the next issue of VES News (which should be ready August 1)

Alan, I expect to help you with this - wrapping up Gordon's collection / 3/22, 23, 29 - looking

I was too under the impression that these moths are nearly impossible to differentiate. This is from

Hi folks, If you haven't been to one of the Caterpillar Lab's exhibits yet, they offer a

I'd suggest also incorporating digital photography into you identification process. It can be

Vermont iNaturalist Discovers a New Population of a Rare Dragonfly Midland Clubtail photographed by

With the help of an army of citizen scientists, the Vermont Butterfly Big Year, a project of the

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Greetings, Entomologists: NymphFest returns. From March 4-6, in Bennington, we'll celebrate the

This looks like a Luna Moth to me. We to collect records of all Giant Slikmoth observations - see