Found 491 'Insects' Web Sites.
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Popular Classics in Entomology
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- Home WWW Sites Meetings Jobs | Publications Images Movies Universities Popular Classics in Entomology Lou Bjostad (Colorado State University). If you have favorite books that lbjostad@lamar.colostate.edu
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Common Nighthawk
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- The common nighthawk is easily recognizable all across southern Canada as it flies high over city streets and rooftops, or country areas on summer evenings. A hollow booming sound is produced by the wings as the bird pulls out of a steep dive while in pur...
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Great Mouse-Tailed Bat
- Colonies of thousands of mouse-tailed bats occupy roosts in large ruined buildings, often palaces and temples. They feed exclusively on insects, and in those areas where a cool season temporarily depletes the food supply, the bats may enter a deep sleep r...
Reviewer: K. Mortensen
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Black-winged Stilt
- This distinctive stilt has long pink legs, longer in proportion to its body size than those of any bird except the flamingo; in flight, its legs project far beyond the tail. Stilts walk quickly, taking long strides, and wade into water to pick insects and...
Reviewer: K. Mortensen
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Introduction to Bats - U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
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- tons of bat facts and photos from the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. Includes info on the six species of bats protected under the Endangered Species Act.
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Ant Links - Debbie's Unit Factory
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- Looking for Ant links on the web? Here's a tunnel full of information about ants.
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Bank Vole
- The bank vole feeds on softer plant material than most voles. It will climb on bushes to find its food, eating buds, leaves and fruit, as well as some insects.
Reviewer: K. Mortensen
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Entomology Index: Insect Collections
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- Iowa State Entomology Index: Insect Collections Agriculture Western Australia Insect Reference Collection Database about 250,000 Specimens pinned and in spirit. Allyn Museum of Entomology located in Sarasota, Florida. Lepidoptera. More than 1,032,000 spe...
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