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The Bulletin
February 2010 Bulletin cover showing the Carder Bee, Bombus pascuorum. Photograph by Dr. David Skingsley (http://www.bugbotherer.org.uk/).
The Bulletin of the Amateur Entomologists' Society is the Society's high-quality, house journal. It is published in February, April, June, August, October and December each year. The journal contains articles written by members on all aspects of entomology.
The Society is keen to maintain high standards for the Bulletin and welcomes submissions from all members. If you wish to discuss a potential topic for an article, please contact us.
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Contents of the most recent issue (February 2010)
- Editorial
- Society Matters
- Forthcoming Events
- Launch of the Entomologists' Glossary - Pitts, K.
- National moth mapping with Moths Count - Randle, Z.
- Mothing in Kent, 2009 - Steele, T.
- Butterflies I have seen and not seen in England in 2009 - Keen, D.
- Highgate Common SSSI, South Staffordshire invertebrate hotspot - Jukes, A.
- Butterfly House in Golders Hill Park, London - Shirley, P.
- New grasshopper book published - Gardiner, T.
- Some thoughts on digital insect photography - Broome, G.
- Pheromone attraction of the micro moth Oecophora bractella Lepidoptera: Oecophoridae - Walters, J.
- Notes on the presence in Bermuda of the Spiny-backed orb-weaver (Gasteracantha cancriformis), Arachnida: Araneae: Araneidae - Simon, M
- Bees, butterflies and annuals - Eames, A.
- On vanishing butterflies - Gardiner, B.O.C.
- What on Earth is in your garden?