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Iconotypes: A Compendium of Butterflies & Moths
by Richard I. Vane-Wright Reviewed by Richard Harrington Read More
A Naturalist’s Guide to the Butterflies & Moths of Aotearoa New Zealand
by Carey Knox Reviewed by Richard Harrington Read More
19th Century Women of the Royal Entomological Society
The Earliest Female Members Unusually for a learned society in the early 19th century, women have been eligible for membership of the Society since its founding in 1833, and the first woman Member was elected in that year. She and the other early female Members remained a very small minority,… Read More
British and Irish Butterfly Rarities
by Peter Eeles Reviewed by Richard Harrington Read More
Lepidoptera
Butterflies and moths The close relationship between the Lepidoptera and Trichoptera is often cited as one of the classic sister-group relationships at ordinal level in all the insects. The flattened scales on the wings of butterflies and moths are clearly derived from the normal hairs found on caddisfly (and… Read More
Insect Conservation Award
Applications are currently closed and will reopen in 2026 The Insect Conservation Award recognises outstanding contributions to the conservation of insects and other invertebrates. Large Blue butterfly, Gloucestershire 2024 – photo by David Simcox The award is intended to highlight and celebrate significant achievements that help protect and preserve insect… Read More
RES Journal Awards 2021-2023 -EEN
Congratulations to the winners of the 2021-2023 Royal Entomological Society Journal Awards. Ecological Entomology is a leading journal focusing on original research concerning insects and related invertebrates’ ecology. Aimed at ecologists driven by ecological or evolutionary theory, we prioritize innovative contributions testing specific hypotheses. Our journal publishes full-length Original Articles, Reviews,… Read More
The Spider-winged Cupid and the Platypus
by Philip E. Howse Reviewed by Hugh D. Loxdale Read More
Dr Robert Pyle Hon.FRES
Dr Robert Pyle is a lepidopterist, writer, teacher, and founder of the Xerces Society. He has a Ph.D. in ecology and environmental studies from the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies; his dissertation focused on butterfly eco-geography. He worked as ranger-naturalist in Sequoia National Park, butterfly conservation consultant for… Read More
Courtship and Mating in Butterflies
by Raymond J.C. Cannon Reviewed by Richard Harrington Read More