Welcome to the Living With Insects Blog.
This is a forum for exploring all subjects touching upon insects and arthropods. Comments are encouraged but moderated to encourage a thoughtful community. Contact the author for submissions, links and suggestions for topics of interest to the community.
About the Author.
Jonathan Neal has a PhD in Entomology and teaches at Purdue University. This blog is the property of Jonathan Neal and not an official publication of Purdue University. He is the author of the book by the title: Living With Insects (2010).
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Nice blog, Jonathan. I’ve added you to my “Insects & Invertebrates” blogroll.
Regards–ted
Jonathan,
I am enjoying your blogs very much and have inserted a link your page in my blogroll.
All the best! ART
Beautiful blog! My interest in insects is artistic, but as I let them inspire me, I should perhaps get to know them better. I’ll be reading regularly.
Hi Jonathan, My six year old budding entomologist would like to receive your blog posts as emails to my email address – is that possible? Sally
Hmm..wait, I think I might have enabled this by checking “notify me of new posts via email.” Do let me know – we enjoy your blog very much -great photos!
I usually post once every day.
You can subscribe to the RSS feed and it will notify you automatically.
Thanks for your interest.
What a great blog and breathtaking photography! I have only read a few posts, but I’m excited to catch up on the older ones.
Just discovered your blog today, through a link from The Dragonfly Woman. I’m adding a link to my blog, “The Bugs of Booger County”. Great work
Great Blog!
Love the photography on your blog! (and nice choice of theme =P)
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A very interesting and informative blog. Keep up the great work!
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Please give me more details as to how exactly this works and if there are any costs involved. Please don’t have anyone call me, just send me an email reply. Thank you. Sarah.
i would like o become a member i got a lot spider picters you may like
My husband just got bit by one of these things. Do we need to worry? He has heart problems?
Most spiders don’t produce a reaction. If signs of allergic reaction or other distress appear, it is wise to get medical attention.
Really good read! People often see Spiders as simple pests, but in reality they help keep insect populations under control. Sites like Pestocontro also explain how understanding these creatures can support better pest management and ecological balance