Directions for Collecting and Preserving InsectsRiley, Charles V. (Charles Valentine)
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Directions for Collecting and Preserving Insects
Riley, Charles V. (Charles Valentine)
Insects -- Collection and preservation
COLLECTING 26
General considerations 26
Collecting apparatus 29
The sweeping net 29
The water net 31
Water dip-net 32
The umbrella 32
The beating cloth 33
The umbrella net 34
The sieve 35
The chisel 36
The trowel 36
The collecting tweezers 36
The brush 37
The fumigator 38
The haversack 38
The lens and microscope 39
Collecting Hymenoptera 39
Collecting Coleoptera 42
General directions 42
Winter collecting 43
Spring collecting 44
Myrmecophilous and Termetophilous species 44
Spring flights of Coleoptera 44
Beach collecting 45
Attracting by lights 45
Traps 45
Freshet 45
Summer collecting 46
Collecting under stones 46
Collecting in rotten stumps and logs 46
Collecting in dying or dead trees 47
Beating living trees, shrubs, and vines 47
Sweeping 47
Collecting on mud and gravel banks 48
Collecting aquatic beetles 49
Collecting at the seashore and on sandy places 49
Collecting dung beetles 49
Night collecting 50
Fall collecting 50
Collecting Lepidoptera 50
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