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• No. 1 - Lions and Tigers in the Sand
• No. 2 - Gall Insects
• No. 3 - Rearing and Experimenting with Isopods
• No. 4 - Drawings Insects Directly from a Stereomicroscope
• No. 5 - Collecting Aquatic Insects
• No. 6 - Ladybeetles
• No. 7 - Sugaring For Moths
• No. 8 - Clowns of the Insect World
• No. 9 - Collecting Giant Silkmoths
• No.10 - Flight of the Bumblebee
• No. 11 - Wanderers on the Sand
• No. 12 - Headlighting For Spiders
• No. 13 - Insect Collecting Tent
• No. 14 - Net-spinning Caddisflies
• No.15 - Rearing Insects
• No.16 - Pseudoscorpions
• No.17 - Insect Life History
• No.18 - Leaf Beetles - The Beetle Botanists
• No.19 - Flying Tigers
• No.20 - Acorn Insects
• No.21 - Earwigs in Michigan
• No.22 - The Honeybee waggle dance: An active participation, role-playing game
• No.23 - Studying Butterflies in Urban Areas
• No. 24 Detecting Noctuid Borers
• No. 25 Reading the lines under bark
• No. 26 Collecting Odonata Exuviae
• No. 27. Dragonflies and Damselflies
• No. 28. Leafminers: The Art of Eating a Leaf
• No. 29. Providing Native Bee Habitat in Your Garden
• No. 30. Preparing Wing Slides for Microlepidoptera
• No. 31. A unique role-playing game examining plant-insect interactions

 

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Last updated 11/28/2012. All content copyright 2012, The Michigan Entomological Society.

 

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