The Canadian Museum of Nature's Insect Collection houses more than one million specimens, most being beetles. Scarabaeidae and Curculioniodea are particularly well-represented. Geographic areas of rep
Vermont bee specimen records collected by John Ascher. Most records are from the American Museum of Natural History and Cornell University Insect Collection.
A predictive model of the distribution of wintering habitat for Bicknell’s Thrush (Catharus bicknelli) (McFarland et al. 2013) indicated that a considerable extent of potentially suitable habitat for
The 1995 checklist of Vermont Lepidoptera listed 89 butterfly species in 48 genera (Grehan et al. 1995), with two new butterfly species recorded for Vermont. The report documented identifications prim
Bees collected with bee bowls in conjunction with a study of pollinator-friendly solar installations in Vermont. 2019 & 2020 surveys were part of pilot study to develop sampling protocols at solar