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Insects:     more books (100)

Architecture by Birds and Insects: A Natural Art by Peggy Macnamara, 2008-08-01 Rodale's Color Handbook of Garden Insects (PBK) by Anna Carr, 1983-06 Ant, Ant, Ant! An Insect Chant by April Pulley Sayre, 2005-10-25 Trout Stream Insects: An Orvis Streamside Guide by Dick Probst, 1991-01-01 Overcoming Animal & Insect Phobias: How To Conquer Fear Of Dogs, Snakes, Rodents, Bees, Spiders & More by Martin M. Antony, Randi E., Ph.D. McCabe, 2005-06 Insects Do the Strangest Things (Random House Step-Up Books, 4) by Leonora and Arthur Hornblow, 1968-10-12 Insect-Fungal Associations: Ecology and Evolution 50 Common Insects of the Southwest by Carl E. Olson, 2004-05 Insect Detective by Steve Voake, 2010-02-23 Insect, Disease & Weed I.D. Guide: Find-It-Fast Organic Solutions for Your Garden (Rodale Organic Gardening Book) by Jill Jesiolowski Cebenko, Deborah L. Martin, 2001-11-17 American Insects: A Handbook of the Insects of America North of Mexico, Second Edition by Ross H. ArnettJr., 2000-07-28 Insect Behavior by Robert W. Matthews, Janice R. Matthews, 2009-11-16 Amazon Insects - A Photo Guide by James L. Castner, 2000-05 Insects and Spiders (Worldwise) by Penny Clarke, 1995-09

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81. OPIE-Insectes
    L OPIE est une association fran aise qui favorise la decouverte du monde des insectes en milieu scolaire.  
    http://www.inra.fr/Internet/Hebergement/OPIE-Insectes/pa.htm

82. Insectclopedia - Insect Research Portal
    An encyclopedia of Internet insect resources.  
    http://www.pedagonet.com/Insectclopedia/insct.html

83. Skin Shield Products Ltd.
    New Zealand manufacturer of insect repellents. Includes information about their products and contact details.  
    http://www.apexrepel.com

84. University Of Kentucky Entomology: Mystery Bugs
    From the University of Kentucky Department of Entomology.  
    http://www.uky.edu/Agriculture/Entomology/ythfacts/bugfood/yf813.htm
    
    Extractions: Insects As Food Insect-Themed Party Food Links En Español by Lana Unger, Entomology Extension Specialist What is it about North American culture that keeps us from using one of our most abundant and readily available food sources, insects? We could learn a lot from our international neighbors. Many cultures around the globe have evolved to use insects in their diets. There was probably some trial and error involved because not all insects are edible. In fact, some insects are poisonous. But there are lots of insects that are safely eaten by people around the world. Algeria - The natives of Algeria would collect large numbers of desert locusts to use as food. They were a valuable resource for the poor population. The locusts were cooked in salt water and dried in the sun. Not only were they collected for personal use, but the locusts were traded in the markets as well. Australia - Australian natives, known as Aborigines, have eaten many different insects throughout history. Hundreds of Aborigines would come together at the Bogong mountains to feast on Bogong moths. These moths would gather in large numbers on the cave floors and in rock crevices. They were harvested, cooked in sand and stirred in hot ashes. This would burn off the wings and legs. The moths were then sifted through a net to remove their heads before they were eaten by the Aborigines. Some of the moths were ground into paste and made into cakes.

85. Xylophages Point Com : Tout Savoir Sur Les Xylophages, Ces Insectes Qui Mangent
    Pr sentation de ces insectes qui mangent le bois et des diff rentes familles.  
    http://www.xylophages.com
    
    Extractions: On compte actuellemnt environ 2,5 milions d'espèces décrites et vraisemblablement autant à décrire. Les insectes ont comparativement peu colonisé les milieux aquatiques, les eaux douces abritent de nombreuses espèces, mais seules les côtières recèlent des insectes marins. Le fait semble lié au mode de respiration des insectes qui est exclusivement aérien à l'état imaginal.

86. La Boîte à Insectes
    Exemples de collections entomologiques.  
    http://laboiteainsectes.blogspot.com/index.html
    
    Extractions: skip to main skip to sidebar La Boite à insectes se veut un lieu d'échange et de partage de connaissances entomologiques ouvert à tous. Les insectes présentés sont le fruit d'une attention particulière portée à notre environnement et non d'une chasse systématique. Ainsi, la qualité de la présentation des spécimens peut varier selon que l'insecte a pu être préparé ou non. Ceux-ci sont identifiés dès que possible par leur nom commun. L'étiquette mentionne le nom commun et/ou le nom scientifique, le mois et/ou l'année de préparation ainsi que le département de découverte de l'insecte ....N'hésitez pas à laisser des messages.... , le 7 mai 2010

87. Entomopix - Photos D'insectes De Belgique Et De France - Galerie
    Galerie de macrophotographies d insectes de Belgique et de France.  
    http://www.entomopix.eu/galerie.php

88. Fourmis Du Costa Rica
    Macrophotographies de fourmis et insectes vari s au Costa Rica.  
    http://fourmis-costa-rica.blogspot.com/

89. Tout Sur Les Insectes -- M I C R O C O X
    G n ralit s sur les insectes, bases de l entomologie.  
    http://pagesperso-orange.fr/microcox/

90. Les Fourmis
    Introduction l tude de ces insectes, leur anatomie, morphologie, d veloppement et organisation.  
    http://dmouli.free.fr/
    
    Extractions: Les Fourmis Ce site est restructuré à partir du site d'origine : http://membres.lycos.fr/dmouli/ , le webmestre n'est en rien responsable de copie car le texte est non modifié, il ne s'agit uniquement que d'un nouveau support. Venez discuter avec des passionnés amateurs sur le FORUM ! Ce site est entièrement consacré aux fourmis, vous pourrez consulter différentes parties comme l'introduction , riche en inf or mations. * La partie anatomie est très vaste. Elle fournit de nombreux détails scientifiques sur les glandes et leurs ultrastructures, sur le cerveau de la fourmi..., des photographies, un schéma récapitulatif légendé. * La partie morphologie est également très détaillée. Elle comporte de nombreuses photographies, illustrations et une explication cachée. Tous les membres et appendices de la fourmi sont répertoriés. Présence d'un schéma récapitulatif légendé.

91. Entomophagie
    L entomophage d signe celui qui mange des insectes recettes, des conseils pour cuisiner et lever ses insectes.  
    http://www.manger-insectes.fr/
    
    Extractions: Aucun commentaire Encore une recette simple à faire si vous avez l’habitude de cuisiner. Si ce n’est pas le cas, ne soyez pas effrayé! Il vous suffit simplement de préparer des raviolis en utilisant votre méthode ou la recette suivante. Utilisez 100 grammes de farine, un œuf par personne, de l’huile d’olive, une pincée de sel et de l’eau froide. Recettes 2 Commentaires J’imagine déjà vos têtes horrifiées en lisant ces quelques mots… Remarque, je peux comprendre. Manger des scorpions au chocolat n’est pas forcément quelque chose qui donne envie, on pense plus au poison qu’au dégoût généralement inspiré par les insectes. Mais cela vaut le détour! Pour réussir cette recette, il nous faut quelques scorpions, du chocolat et un cuisinier.

92. BUG-BAN.COM Home Page
    About Bug-Ban, a line of insect repellent products including wrist bands and patio grids.  
    http://www.bug-ban.com

93. We Rank Insect Repellent For Fleas Ticks Flies Mosquitoes Chiggers No See Ums An
    Ranks insect repellents for ticks and fleas, flies, mosquitos, chiggers. Rates by efficacy, price, and safety.  
    http://www.bug-spray.com
    
    Extractions: ENTER We rank insect repellent, insecticide, , bug spray, bugspray for Flea, Tick, Fly, Flies, Mosquitoes, Chiggers, No See Ums, Insects, bees, wasps and more! Welcome! Here you'll find the most complete information on: insect repellent, insecticide, bug spray, bugspray for Flea, Tick, Fly, Flies, Mosquitoes, Chiggers, No See Ums, bees, wasps anywhere. The vast array of flea control products and the often conflicting information about flea control can make protecting your pet and your family very confusing.We rank insect repellent, insecticide, , bug spray, bugspray ofr Flea, Tick, Fly, Flies, Mosquitoes, Chiggers, No See Ums, Insects, bees, wasps and more! As I mentioned, We rank: insect repellent Chiggers, No See Ums, bees, wasps. By clicking on the "Products" icon, you'll receive descriptions of our book, our wonderful pet shampoo and our ergonomically designed flea comb. By clicking on the "Order" icon, you'll receive ordering information r the insect repellent, insecticide, bug spray, bugspray for Flea, Tick, Fly, Flies, Mosquitoes, Chiggers, No See Ums, bees, wasps products. If you wish to contact us, please click on the "insect repellent, insecticide, bug spray, bugspray for Flea, Tick, Fly, Flies, Mosquitoes, Chiggers, No See Ums, bees, wasps" icon and if you want to see what I look like and read about us, you can click on the "About Us" icon. Why do we rank insect repellent, insecticide, bug spray, bugspray for Flea, Tick, Fly, Flies, Mosquitoes, Chiggers, No See Ums, bees, wasps? Because there are too many!

94. Stick Insect - Phasmids - Stickinsect.com
    FAQs, links, gallery, and care sheets for keeping phasmids.  
    http://www.stickinsect.com/
    
    Extractions: Home As its name suggests, the stick insect resembles the twigs amid which it lives, accouterment it with one of the best able accustomed camouflages on Earth. It and the appropriately camouflaged blade insect comprise the Phasmida order, of which there are about 3,000 species. Stick insect species, about alleged walking sticks, ambit in admeasurement from the tiny, half-inch-long (11.6-millimeter-long) Timema cristinae of North America, to the appalling 13-inch-long (328-millimeter-long) Phobaeticus kirbyi of Borneo. This behemothic measures over 21 inches (55 centimeters) with its legs outstretched, authoritative it one of the world’s longest insects. Females are commonly beyond than males. Phasmids about actor their ambience in color, commonly blooming or brown, although some breed are blithely black and others clearly striped. Many stick insects accept wings, some spectacularly beautiful, while others resemble little added than a stump. A cardinal of breed accept spines and tubercles on their bodies. Found predominantly in the tropics and subtropics—although several breed alive in abstemious regions—stick insects advance in forests and grasslands, area they augment on leaves. Mainly nocturnal creatures, they absorb abundant of their day motionless, hidden beneath plants.

95. Indian Stick Insect Care Sheet
    Care sheet including information, range, diet and housing.  
    http://www.petbugs.com/caresheets/C-morosus.html
    
    Extractions: Photo taken by Henning Lindigkeit. The Indian Stick Insect is probably the best pet walking stick. They are robust, large, tropical, stick insects originating from the Palmi Hills of Tamil Nadu, in Southern India. They are very popular in Europe, where they are legal to keep, and are frequently seen in European classrooms. In the United States, you need to get a permit from the USDA in order to keep them, because this species can be a potential pest species. The Indian Stick Insect only lives from 6 months to 1 year on average, but it is asexual with adults laying up to 3 eggs a day, so it makes up for it's short life. Males of this species are extremely rare, but they do exist. The Indian Stick Insect is the hardiest out of all the walking sticks, making it a great captive stick insect! Range Tropical forests of southern India. Type Arboreal. Diet Babies and adults eat the leaves from bramble, rose, raspberry, hawthorn, ivy, privet, blackberry, and pyracantha. Some have been known to feed on romaine lettuce.

96. Natural Products For Active Lifestyles – All Terrain
    Sells their own line of sun protection and insect protection products and soothing rubs.  
    http://www.allterrainco.com/

97. Deetfree.ca
    Offers DEET free insect repellents based upon soybean oil and catnip international sales and distribution; includes directory or retail stores.  
    http://www.deetfree.ca/

98. Insect Repelling Bug Button - Keeps Bugs Off!
    Offers Bug Button insect repellent and hand care products for gardeners.  
    http://www.bugbutton.com/

99. Organic Gardening - Organic Landscaping Services - Snow Plowing
    Insect collecting equipment and supplies from The Science Shop section.  
    http://www.gardensare.com/
    
    Extractions: Peace of mind —a simple concept that knowing things are all right. We all want peace of mind . Why should you find such a concept on a landscaping company's website? This is what Gardens Are... provides: peace of mind . Whether it is investing in a professionally designed and installed landscape or reclaiming and maintaining a property, we all understand that there is a tie between quality of life issues and our environment. So, by reliably providing organic land care, landscaping, and gardening services Gardens Are... is able to provide peace of mind. Please, take a moment to review our site and learn more about our organic landscaping services and how we can help you achieve peace of mind. Spring is here and Gardens Are... offers a variety of organic landscaping services that will make it your most successful season yet. If you have a high-value landscape or just want to "go organic", now is the time contact Gardens Are... It is not to early to plan for next winter's service needs. After a record year of snow events you may be rethinking your strategy. We provide a variety of snow and ice management services for commercial and residential properties. Public agencies will find us listed under statewide contract FAC47 with applicable PPD. Don't delay

100. Entomopraxis
     Books and supplies for insect workers.  
     http://www.entomopraxis.com/

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