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Fire ant winged reproductives: male and female
While in Austin at the Entomological Society of America meetings, I had the chance to tour The University of Texas at Austin’s Brackenridge Field Laboratory. Located on 82 acres of land bordering the...
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Hooray for iStock—I finally have an ID for my photo
I was all set to make a “One-Shot Wednesday” post today, but sometimes big news strikes and plans must change. The news today was in the form of a random tweet by Alex Wild: The link in the tweet led...
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T.G.I.Flyday: Soybean nodule fly
I’ve been walking the rows of soybean fields for many years now, and while it might seem that I would have very quickly seen all there was to see in terms of insects associated with the crop, this is...
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Not all soybean caterpillars are ‘ugly’!
Although photographs of beetles dominate this site (they are my true love, after all), I am nevertheless an agricultural entomologist by day and, as such, find occasion to post photos of the insects I...
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“Picudo negro” (black weevil) on soybean in Argentina
During my recent tour of soybean fields in Argentina, I traveled north to Tucumán Province and met with entomologists at the Estación Experimental Agroindustrial Obispo Columbre (“Obispo Columbre...
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