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Insect (Invertebrates) Blog. Selected by Feedspot panelists as one of the Top 25 Entomology Blogs on the web. Inverting is observing, experiencing the multitude, the diversity - the daily lives of insects. No bones about it, I am an inverter, an ambassador, and an advocate of the joy of observing insects.
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Join a Bug Safari as part of the Vermont Center for EcoStudies’ Second Butterfly Atlas (a five-year project held every 20 years). It’s a chance for both kids and adults to enjoy two major perks:
1. Earn the honorary title of citizen scientist.
2. Reconnect with your sense of wonder as we explore fields, fens, mountains, meadows—in search of Vermont’s butterflies. It’s a meaningful mission to help track and protect these winged jewels of nature.
Take a peek at some of my favorite Bug Safari snapshots—from the bizarre to the beautiful to the surprisingly artistic. Nature truly has it all:
🌿 Butterfly Photo Gallery and Bug Safari Photo Gallery.
So—what hidden treasures of life will we uncover in your backyard? Let’s find out together on a Bug Safari Treasure Hunt!
Contact me to book your backyard exploratory session today.
The invite is limited to Jericho, Vermont, and nearby towns.
But you can create a Bug Safari on your own anywhere.
PS Read the Seven Days article about my bee, butterfly, and other insect observations at Bernie Paquette Shares the Joy of Observing Wild Bees
Watch the TED Talk, The surprising power of your nature photos
Bee hitch-hiking a ride on the Dragonfly |
This grasshopper pooped as I took the photo. Looks like a Gherkin pickle. |