Just like butterflies, I honestly don’t know much about dragonflies. They look cool, they don’t bite people except maybe if you are handling them,...

As a person who is still relatively new to the world of birding I feel that I have made some pretty big strides in...

Welcome to the twenty-first edition of Circus of the Spineless, the blog carnival concerned with the intricacies of invertebrate life. A preponderance of earthly...

While visiting my grandmother today I took some time to investigate what bugs were hanging out on her lilac bushes. There were lots of...

A recent walk around Papscanee Island, on the same day I saw the American Robin’s nest, rewarded me with some cool pictures of insects....

The acquisition of a new field guide is always a joyous occasion, signaling either an impending journey or impending answers to old questions. By...

Along with the expected assortment of bird books for Christmas, I received a butterfly guide, specifically the National Audubon Society Field Guide to North...

Though I’m interested in all aspects of natural history, my focus these days is (obviously) on birds. Still, I’ve always been very interested in...