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Euhagena nebraskae in Kansas
Gypsum Hills region of south-central Kansas (Barber Co.) One of my favorite destinations for insect collecting is the Gypsum Hills region in Barber County of south-central Kansas. I first went there...
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Euhagena nebraskae… again
Euhagena nebraskae - male Earlier this year I showed a photograph of a mating pair of the clearwing moth (family Sesiidae) species, Euhagena nebraskae - seen last year in the Gypsum Hills of...
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BitB Top 10 of 2010
Welcome to the 3rd Annual BitB Top 10, where I pick my 10 (more or less) favorite photographs of the year. My goal for 2010 was to continue the progress that I began the previous year in my quest to...
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Wasp Wednesday—Not!
In early September, the agricultural landscape in the central U.S. awakens from its monotonous cloak of summer green and turns ablaze with a hundred shades of yellow, gold, and tawny. The “fall...
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