Connecticut Entomological Society

Meeting March 28th: Student presentations

Diverse microbiota in the venom of two scorpion species

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Dr. Barbara Murdoch,

Eastern Connecticut State University

Department of Biology

Meeting January 17th: Ripples of Invasion: Understanding the Spread and Impact of Aquatic Invasive Plants

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Dr. Jeremiah Foley, CT Agricultural Experiment Station

Meeting November 15th: Double presentations on Discovery of new pesticide resistance genes in Drosophila sechellia and Osiris Genes and Bioinsecticidal RNAi Applications

Meeting October 18th: The period gene regulates daily and seasonal diapause timing in the European corn borer

Meeting September 27th: Yale Peabody Museum tour and Entomology collections open house

Meeting April 19th: Cicada biology, hybridization, and diversification: insights from New Zealand

Meeting March 29th: CES Student Symposium

Meeting February 23rd: Insect Decline in the Anthropocene: The Collapse of Nature (co-hosted by CSMNH)

Meeting January 19th: Introduction to Delusional Infestation (DI). It takes a village to care for DI sufferers. Definition. history, and understanding.

Meeting November 17th: Monarch butterfly biology, ecology, and conservation needs

Meeting October 20th: Taste: from function to the emergence of a pest fly

Meeting September 15th: Discovering Moths: Nighttime Jewels in Your Own Backyard

Meeting April 21st: An overview of ongoing insect surveys at Ward Pound Ridge Reserve

Meeting March 24th: Annual Student Symposium

​Meeting February 17th: The Northern Metalmark in Connecticut

Partnerships and Betrayal: Plant/Insect Interactions.

iNaturalist & Entomology: surveying Sleeping Giant State Park.

Armored scales: biology and management

Ten years of Fijian bee research and why it could matter in Connecticut

Rising tide of tick-borne diseases

CES Annual Student Symposium

Impacts of invasive barberry, honeysuckle, autumn olive, and burning bush

Mass Moths - The Place to go for information on Massachusetts Moths.

Expanding the niche of a specialized seed predator: Populations of the red-shouldered soapberry bug (Jadera haematoloma) pollinate the seeds they consume.

A guide to restoring the little things that run the world

Resistance evolution in the corn earworm following the release of transgenic corn.