Greetings, BugFans, The BugLady is feeling a little cranky. It’s snowing as she’s writing this – 3” to 5” are expected, and the temperatures predicted for the next week mean that […]
04.04.18
Howdy, BugFans, Dragonfly season can’t come soon enough. This BOTW is a renovation of a BOTW from five years ago – some new thoughts, all new pictures. Apologies – life is busy. […]
03.28.18
Greetings, BugFans, It’s hard for us to wrap our minds around how populations of an organism that occurs by the millions (like the horseshoe crab, of recent BOTW fame) could […]
03.21.18
Salutations, BugFans, Ever since the BugLady started her “Bugs in the News” sub-series, alert BugFans have been sending links to articles they’ve come across. Thanks, BugFans! Alas, to view a few of […]
03.14.18
Howdy, BugFans, This episode has been adapted from the Spring, 2010 issue of the BogHaunter, the newsletter of the Friends of the Cedarburg Bog; it was written by the BugLady, wearing […]
03.07.18
Howdy BugFans, Back in 2011, the BugLady wrote about a spectacular arthropod called the Horseshoe crab that pre-dates insects by maybe 100,000,000 years. Despite the fact that they occur by the […]
02.28.18
Salutations, BugFans, As veteran BugFans can attest, the BugLady is intrigued by galls. How many kinds are there? To quote from the first BOTW on galls (October, 2009) “Lawlor, in Discovering Nature Close […]
02.21.18
Greetings, BugFans, Someday, the BugLady will write a book about trying to pry information about this wasp from the ether (once she figured out that it isn’t a Sphex or a Podalonia); it will […]
02.07.18
Howdy, BugFans, Vocabulary word for the day – reservoir. Epiblemas are micromoths, which is a handy but unscientific grouping that has members across several families (and it’s a genus name that is […]
01.31.18
Howdy, BugFans, January continues to be “Vocabulary Month.” The BugLady likes her wetlands wet, not solid, so she’s diving into her files of aquatic/semi-aquatic organisms in order to evoke the […]
01.24.18