September 2014 - The Bulletin

Editorial
Society Matters
The AES and Bug Club Entomological Camp, Hill End 2014 - Lewis, D.
Burrowing under the duvet? The Figwort weevil (Cionus scrophulariae (L.)) on unusual foodplants and a reference to Charles Darwin - Curtis, C. R.
A winter feeding tip for gardeners who keep small tarantulas - Caswell, W.
'New' tree diseases in the UK: potential impacts on invertebrates - Lonsdale, D.
Letter from Spain - 26th in a series - Notes on the tiger beetles (Carabidae) found in the vicinity of my home in Spain - Keen, D.
Secure and affordable storage of insect collections - Porter, K.
Breeding the Satyr pug moth (Eupithecia satyrata callunaria) from Mull, and a link between colour forms of larvae and pupae - Fry, S. C.
Wildlife Scooting - Caswell, W.
Larvae of the Emperor moth (Saturnia pavonia, Lep.: Saturniidae) and formation of the chevaux de frise - Probert, M.
A method of rapid relaxation for specimens of Lepidoptera - Weir, J. C.
Assembling the Hornet moth (Sesia apiformis) - Hart, C.
Letters
Book Review: Return of the phasmid: Australia's rarest insect fights back from the brink of extinction. Reviewed by Paul D. Brock

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