MObugs
Friday, November 5, 2010

Leaf Cutter Bee

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Leafcutter Bees ( Megachile ) are native pollinators in North America. There are numerous leafcutter bees that call Missouri home and it is ...
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Wednesday, November 3, 2010

Attack of the Honey Bees

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 A few years ago in September I visited Happy Holler Conservation Area and discovered a large number of bumble bees and honey bees all figh...
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Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Walking Stick

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Stick Bugs in the family Pseudophasmatidae (what a mouth full that is to say) are very common in Missouri, and in spite of this fact I had ...
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Friday, October 29, 2010

Yellow Jacket

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Yellow Jackets in the genus Vespula are found east of the Great Plains and are very commonly seen in Missouri. They are often mistaken for...
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Saturday, October 23, 2010

Tawny Emperor

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In August we took a couple of friends who also enjoy insects and photography to our farm for a photo session. We spent several hours there ...
Tuesday, October 19, 2010

Unknown Insect

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A gentleman brought this insect into my office to be identified. He lives in St. Joseph, MO, I told him I had no idea what it is, but I woul...
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Winter Reading

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All too soon the beautiful colors of autumn will fade and winters chill will be upon us. I find that winter is the perfect time to catch up ...
Monday, October 18, 2010

American Burying Beetle---A Species in Peril

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American Burying Beetles ( Nicrophorus americanus ) in the order Coleoptera are large carrion beetles that are believed to have disappeared...
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Sunday, October 17, 2010

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Laurel Sphinx Moths are found throughout Eastern North America. This one was photographed in August at work. It had been attracted to the m...
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Saturday, October 16, 2010

Meadow Katydid

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This beautiful katydid is the Woodland Meadow Katydid ( Conocephalus nemoralis ) and was photographed at the Confluence in St. Louis. There...
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Shelly Cox
I grew up in NW Missouri and have stayed within 15 miles of my home town my entire life. I've been married for 37 years and have two beautiful, amazing grown children. We live on 86 acres and raise corn and soybeans. I work as a naturalist/interpreter for a the Remington Nature Center in St. Joseph, MO. My job has allowed me to share my love of all things nature with anyone willing to listen. We've recently turned a portion of our farm into a rescue for unwanted and neglected tortoises and turtles and are running a sanctuary/rescue for their long term care.
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