I put together these notes on identifying damselflies in Missouri and use them to id the damselflies in my photos. This page also includes a checklist of Missouri damselflies put together by Linden Trial, Missouri Department of Conservation.
I received permission from the Journal of the Kansas Entomological Society to post a list of Treehoppers of Missouri from a 4 part article by Dennis D. Kopp and Thomas R. Yonke, 1973-74. The scientific names have beem adjusted to reflect current taxonomy according to Nomina Insecta Nearctica.
Watching Insects (insectphoto.blogspot.com)
In October 2006, I started a blog discussing the insects and insect behavior that I observe while out taking photos. If you'd like to just look at the photos accompanying my blog entries, you can skim through my blog photo list.
I'm in the process of putting together coloring pages and other information on insects for kids and educators. Check out the newest offerings.
Charles Valentine Riley and the Roots of Modern Insect Control: The Tension between Biological Control and Chemical Insecticides
A copy of my master's thesis in environmental history can be found in the library depository (D13 .X 988 B785) at the University of Missouri - Columbia. An edited version was published in the Missouri Historical Review (86 (3): 229-247) in 1992. That issue can be found in Ellis Library (F 461 .M59).
Butterfly Gardening: Using Volunteers to Provide Data on Flower Use
A pdf of my master's thesis in wildlife can be found at the University of Missouri - Columbia Ellis Library website (http://edt.missouri.edu/Fall2006/Thesis/BrunetD-120506-T6166/). I have the abstract and tables showing butterfly species and the flowers at which they were observed on my site.
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