Invertebrate Ecology

Invertebrate Ecology is a woman-owned small business specializing in the ecology/taxonomy of terrestrial & aquatic invertebrates of the western USA & elsewhere

[Invertebrate Ecology @InvertEco]

Good advice. If need be pull them just after flowering. https://t.co/shjgQHuIhj

[Pete Fillery 🌎 @petefillery]

Please don't spray or pull the #spring #dandelions! They are one of the first sources of #food for #bees!

#Simple #Organic #Life @simpleorganicli

[Invertebrate Ecology @InvertEco]

Couldn't not retweet this super cool shiny specimen. Calcid I presume. https://t.co/xxdyOjbIu4

[Ross Piper @DrRossPiper]

Insect of the day. Where even to begin with this beauty? This four-horned parasitoid wasp using its head-gear to dig into the soil to find its host - a fly pupa (Dirhinus quadrhinus, Photo - Simon van Noort https://t.co/i3SszvlU5j)

[Invertebrate Ecology @InvertEco]

Whoa, death of a whole Order of insects!!
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[Invertebrate Ecology @InvertEco]

Good blog on distinction between flower visitors and actual pollinators.

Flower Visitors vs. Pollinators: no evidence that honey bees are the most important pollinator worldwide https://t.co/Wejuf7WwAB via @ManuSaunders

[Invertebrate Ecology @InvertEco]

@MayBerenbaum As an Entomologist and a Sierra Club member I can say that I'm embarrassed for the SC. Sigh. The main thing is to act now to help get these bad news insecticides off the market.

[Invertebrate Ecology @InvertEco]

Jonathan Wright is sharing some exciting new research with us so check it out.

Stoneflies Consume Methane as Energy https://t.co/mXPocu7YdU

[Invertebrate Ecology @InvertEco]

Visit our Facebook site or website to learn how we help clients and interested parties to understand their pollinators and pollination systems.
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[Invertebrate Ecology @InvertEco]

How bombardier beetles escape toad stomachs | Science News https://t.co/W9gewt9Sgf via @YouTube

[Invertebrate Ecology @InvertEco]

We can help with stream sampling, macroinverterate ID, biomass and secondary production estimates, IBI calculations, food web modeling.

[Invertebrate Ecology @InvertEco]

The author makes some good points, reminding us that honey bees are an aggressive non-native species. https://t.co/WgAahBqla7

[Futurism @futurism]

"Levels of wild pollinators, such as species of solitary bumblebee, moth, and hoverfly, continue to decline at an alarming rate." https://t.co/xY2CxNtTu0

[Invertebrate Ecology @InvertEco]

Good overview of Colony Colapse Disorder and the four P's.
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[Invertebrate Ecology @InvertEco]

Need help to inventory/study those bugs (pests, beneficials, pollinators, macroinvertebrates, etc)? Contact us.

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[Invertebrate Ecology @InvertEco]

Good day (!): Curating ground beetle specimens and inputting data for one of our clients.

[Invertebrate Ecology @InvertEco]

Yah!! Summer nights are not complete without bats, nor the ecosystem, so this is wonderful. https://t.co/PmxXjGG8Cy

[Save the Bats @BatConservation]

.@SecretaryZinke kicks off #BatWeek w/ a proclamation signing & educating attendees at @Interior in DC! Tom is making friends! #SavetheBats

[Invertebrate Ecology @InvertEco]

A splash of July as autumn wanes - two-tailed swallowtail butterfly on thistle. Note prominent bird strike on hind wing.

[Invertebrate Ecology @InvertEco]

Brighten up your day with pics of pollinators
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[Invertebrate Ecology @InvertEco]

Few more pics from catchfly-pollinator plots during July 2016. Contact us for help with pollination studies.

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[Invertebrate Ecology @InvertEco]

Need help to inventory/study those bugs (pests, beneficials, pollinators, macroinvertebrates, etc)? Contact us.

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[Invertebrate Ecology @InvertEco]

Pics from our Spalding's catchfly-pollinator work in eastern WA, summer 2016 https://t.co/YSqpy8RafI

[Invertebrate Ecology @InvertEco]

Pictures from our Spalding's catchfly-pollinator work in eastern WA, summer 2017 (and more pics to come!) https://t.co/YSqpy8RafI