The Daily Entomologist

A recent blog post by Chip Taylor, director of Monarch Watch , said: "All in all, it was not a good year for monarchs."  You can...

On my visit two months ago to a prospective college that will remain unnamed (since it wa s not — gasp —UK),  I toured Incognito University...

There are a number of Animalia that reach the highest level of human-perceived strangeness any organism can achieve; creatures that make the...

Some readers may recall a mention of "butterflies of the Jurassic" back in a July post on the Daily Entomologist . Dramatically re...

One of my favorite insects...the epitome of strangeness (perhaps) within the Insecta. If you don't know about them already: what kind of...

Fossils are a window to the past: but rarely are such windows clear. And looking at a thing through "a glass distorted", of course...

I now present the promised post on Mormotomyia hirsuta , the "terrible hairy fly" from a lone Kenyan cave that may be the rarest f...