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What I Collected on Vancouver Island
Managed to get pretty much everything pinned out from the trip.
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Last Day on Vancouver Island. What an Amazing Collecting Trip.
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Had a great last day collecting on the island Patreon: www.patreon.com/dailyentomologist
Vancouver Island Insect Collecting Trip Days 2-3
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Here is the second video of my trip to Vancouver Island Patreon: www.patreon.com/dailyentomologist
Vancouver Island Insect Collecting Trip Day 1
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Collecting in Canada for the first time! Patreon: www.patreon.com/dailyentomologist
The Goldenrod has started to Bloom
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The telltale signs of late summer/early fall is here. Patreon: www.patreon.com/dailyentomologist
The Largest Butterflies in the World
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Was at the university today and took a look at some birdwing butterflies. Patreon: www.patreon.com/dailyentomologist
The Most Beautiful Moth in the World??
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Let's look at the Madagascan sunset moth Patreon: www.patreon.com/dailyentomologist
National Moth Week - Stop 4 Dunn County, WI
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On to stop four of blacklighting for NMW Patreon: www.patreon.com/dailyentomologist
Let's Take a Look at some Aquatic Moths!
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Never thought you would see aquatic and moths in the same sentence did you. Patreon: www.patreon.com/dailyentomologist
National Moth Week - Stop 3 Barron County, WI
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Stop number 3 on my blacklighting trip. Patreon: www.patreon.com/dailyentomologist
Some Moths have NO WINGS!
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Quick video on some flightless moths. Patreon: www.patreon.com/dailyentomologist
National Moth Week - Stop 2 Polk County, WI
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We are on stop two for setting up the black light. Patreon: www.patreon.com/dailyentomologist
Atlas Moth, One of the Largest Moth Species in the World
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Short video showcasing the Atlas Moth Patreon: www.patreon.com/dailyentomologist
National Moth Week 2023 Blacklighting Anoka County, MN
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National Moth Week 2023 is finally here! First video of the week. Patreon: www.patreon.com/dailyentomologist
University of Minnesota Insect Collection, OVER 4 MILLION INSECTS
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A short tour of the insect collection at the University of Minnesota. Patreon: www.patreon.com/dailyentomologist
Found some Beautiful Lace Bugs (Tingidae)
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Found some Beautiful Lace Bugs (Tingidae)
I Tried Looking for the Endangered Karner Blue Butterfly
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I Tried Looking for the Endangered Karner Blue Butterfly
WENT COLLECTING!....and Forgot the Camera
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WENT COLLECTING!....and Forgot the Camera
The Collection is Expanding...So Excited!!
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The Collection is Expanding...So Excited!!
THE MONARCH IS AN ENDANGERED SPECIES??!!
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THE MONARCH IS AN ENDANGERED SPECIES??!!
FIRST Blacklight Collecting of the Season!
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FIRST Blacklight Collecting of the Season!
Examples of Sexual Dimorphism in Insects
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Examples of Sexual Dimorphism in Insects
First Tiger Beetles of the Year! Great Day Collecting
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First Tiger Beetles of the Year! Great Day Collecting
ur a lifesaver i have a waterbug ive wanted to pin but just started pinning insects, this is so helpful
so amazing! should i be careful around touching the stingers? ive never pinned a bug before, let alone a wasp!
I just found one in my yard this morning it’s blue and black dots on its wings. I’m trying to see how I can preserve its body.
Damn I was hoping it involved not touching it with your hands haha
Congratulations!!!! I felt the same way when I saw my first zebra swallowtail 2 years ago. The Regal Fritillary is still around here in E Nebraska/W Iowa. I MIGHT have seen one but it's hard to say. Many fritillaries live here!
What part of the country are you in? What state? I see a lot of Aspen leaves, makes me think Colorado? How are you finding so many species in such a small area??
Just found a perfect wasp in my sisters room, I’m rehydrating it right now. Ive never pinned a bug before, so i’m excited! It even has its stinger extended. I look forward to pinning and framing it.
Oh man, I just started watching your videos. Really enjoying a lot of your information. But I didn't realize you were catching the insects and killing them 😭 do you usually kill them? I figured you were just finding them dead
Hello everyone! Erik here with a new RUclips channel. Due to circumstances Im no longer able to use or upload videos to the Daily Entomologist channel. I'm sorry for the inconvenience. My new channel is Daily Entomology so just click my name here and subscribe to the new channel to continue along with me and my entomology journey!
Hello everyone! Erik here with a new RUclips channel. Due to circumstances Im no longer able to use or upload videos to the Daily Entomologist channel. I'm sorry for the inconvenience. My new channel is Daily Entomology so just click my name here and subscribe to the new channel to continue along with me and my entomology journey!
Hello everyone! Erik here with a new RUclips channel. Due to circumstances Im no longer able to use or upload videos to the Daily Entomologist channel. I'm sorry for the inconvenience. My new channel is Daily Entomology so just click my name here and subscribe to the new channel to continue along with me and my entomology journey!
Hello everyone! Erik here with a new RUclips channel. Due to circumstances Im no longer able to use or upload videos to the Daily Entomologist channel. I'm sorry for the inconvenience. My new channel is Daily Entomology so just click my name here and subscribe to the new channel to continue along with me and my entomology journey!
Hello everyone! Erik here with a new RUclips channel. Due to circumstances Im no longer able to use or upload videos to the Daily Entomologist channel. I'm sorry for the inconvenience. My new channel is Daily Entomology so just click my name here and subscribe to the new channel to continue along with me and my entomology journey!
Hello everyone! Erik here with a new RUclips channel. Due to circumstances Im no longer able to use or upload videos to the Daily Entomologist channel. I'm sorry for the inconvenience. My new channel is Daily Entomology so just click my name here and subscribe to the new channel to continue along with me and my entomology journey!
Any problems with customs?
I wish my local university’s collection was open to the public. I’d love to see more! Particularly coleoptera
Tell me, were you looking for someone specific or were you just demonstrating the effect of a light insect trap? You may have talked about this in the video, but my English is not very good to understand it.
Hairy bum fly on the thumbnail
What light are you using? Any recommendations?
Japan next…😉
23:21 In this scene, the quick moving isopod on the bark which is flat and has the protruding uropods looks like a Porcellio laevis. They usually outcompete the regular roly polies (Armadillidium vulgare) so I would recommend removing them.
How do you mount robberflies? Spread wings or no? I occasionally collect them just not sure on proper spreading technique
Wow some very nice beetles. As a Coleopterist I appreciated the beetle love
Awesome! May I ask where you were collecting? I’ve been looking for regals for a while now
Hey, did you need a permit to collect there?
Hello, may I how much acetone you use?
I’m trying to pin a blue weevil and I can’t for the life of me get the pin through the elytra!! I got some beetles for Christmas and I’m wondering if i need to spread the elytra to pin this one, which I don’t want to do :/ I rehydrated it yesterday and couldn’t pin through then either… all the other insects were fine… any tips ?
Thank you for video. Best entomological and beekeeping greetings from Ukraine! Best wishes!
Just want to say thank you, this was the exact video I was looking for
Why do mine lose alot of colour?
How do you preserve the grasshopper
Hi I just discovered your channel. I had to subscribe! 😉 Thanks for sharing this kind of stuff. And yes, this kind of videos are nice too. When I got bored, I paused the video and continued 10 minutes later. Until the end, because it's the moment you eventually are catching your bug! 😍
All I need is a super soft chiffon 15" net since the one I've had for 40 years is falling apart and sewing it will not work any more. Educational Sicience you referenced wants $20 minimum for shipping though. I'm not surprised Bioquip closed because the last few times I visited their site a few years ago they were out of stock of almost everything I've been buying nets, spreading boards, pins, and other stuff since the early 80's, and always went to their December Open Houses. I think they started in Hawaiian Gardens then moved to El Segundo.
That robberfly is such an awesome find
Wow! You collected a lot more than I thought! I was back a Lazo yesterday and sawthe biggest Robber fly I've ever seen but managed to miss it. Twice! On the way home the rain started so perfect timing for your trip.
Awesome vid once again!
Where do you get nets from? I'm trying to find a quality net. Thanks!
The net bags I have are from bioquip when they were still open. I also still have handles I got from them as well. The extendable handle I used on this trip is just from a cheap net I got off amazon
@@dailyentomologist4953 aha. That's a shame. I know lots of people who utilized bio quip before it closed. I just discovered it late...
love it!excellent video-work. see you soon~ Daily! 😈
Excellent!
We're going to have a great week collecting!
what s the best type of alcool to use for a scorpion of 2 cm??
great :)
Sorry to bother, I have a question. I have some beetles that I found dead when I was a kid and so they have been in a small box for like 15 years, am I still able to idrate them back to pin them or are they too old? Is there like a limit where they get too old?
you should be able to rehydrate them no problem....Ive rehydrated specimens that were decades old...there really isnt a limit on too old to rehydrate
@@dailyentomologist4953 thank you so much!
It's nice to see another tiger beetle collector. Very nice collection
Best entomological greetings from Ukraine! Thank you for interesting video stories about insects!
Since moths are predominantly nocturnal, why is this moth species so vibrantly colored?
I guess you could say they have a similar life cycle to Trichopterans?
I looked this up because one just bit my thigh. Ouch! stings like a bee sting, swells up and turn red. N.E. Arkansas
Where did you buy that stand the sheet is hanging on? Also, how are you powering your light out there? Thanks!!
The frame is just part of the frame from a small greenhouse that my friend bought (and isn't currently using)...as for the power for the light, I use a 12 volt rechargeable battery.
6:25 im actually raising the two-tails right now, i have 15 of them, they are all chrysalis right now and 3 of them already hatched as butterflies, they are so pretty and so big, i love them