
University of Arkansas Isely-Baerg Entomology Club at @ArkansasEPP | Providing entomology outreach to the NWA area. For info contact uarkentooutreach@gmail.com
Fayetteville, AR
Joined May 2017
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UARK Entomology Club retweeted
Our Dept of #Entomology & #PlantPathology hosted its Insect Festival last fall. Exhibits and activities included the butterfly house & cockroach races. Check out our FB photo album: bit.ly/3SJZkyC
#ento #bugs #insects #science🪲
#AgFoodLife
UARK Entomology Club retweeted
Rupesh Kariyat, new prof of crop entomology in Dept of #Entomology & #PlantPathology, & scientist w/ @ArkAgResearch, research arm @AginArk, researching how plants defend themselves to develop #PestManagement strategies bit.ly/3deUYyT
#AgFoodLife
UARK Entomology Club retweeted
congrats to Dylan Cleary for successfully defending her dissertation this morning ! @ArkansasEPP
UARK Entomology Club retweeted
In May, #entomology instructor Austin Jones assisted Historic Cane Hill with "The Ozark Bug Crawl" to highlight Ozarks habitats, ento awareness & a bioblitz beginning for an educational display. Pics:
#BugCrawl #InsectID #outreach 🐛
#AgFoodLife
UARK Entomology Club retweeted
Emily McDermott, #entomology prof, investigating what hinders neighborliness among bloodsuckers; sharing habitats can indicate whether #mosquitoes present greater risk of spreading diseases to humans: bit.ly/3tF18xH 🔬
#AgFoodLife
UARK Entomology Club retweeted
Bees are good at cleaning their body. 👉Check the grooming behavior of the Japanese orchard bee (Osmia cornifrons) before foraging on the flowers of Arkansas black apple 🍎cultivar. #Bees #Pollinators #MasonBees #OrchardBees #Apple
UARK Entomology Club retweeted
Mark your calendars for this one-of-a-kind event, The Ozarks Bug Crawl! @ArkansasEPP instructor, Austin Jones, is collaborating w/ Historic Cane Hill to give the community a chance to see insects up close & contribute to furthering education about insects! historiccanehillar.org/ozark…
UARK Entomology Club retweeted
Our @ArkansasEPP grad students decorated cookies this weekend to share with the department! I had a much-more-delicious-than-the-real-thing monarch this morning
Way to go Juanita and Paige!
Way to go #entomology & #plantpathology graduate students Paige and Juanita for getting the #Oustanding #Student #Award! @bumperscollege @UofAGradSchool @AginArk
UARK Entomology Club retweeted
Not just hands-on, this is also suits-on experience! 🐝
#AgFoodLife
@EntsocAmerica @EntCollNet @Pollinators @BeeCulture @Beekeepers_Nat @NaturalBeeTrust
ENTO 4043 honey bee biology and beekeeping field day was a success @ArkansasEPP @ArkAgResearch @bumperscollege
Entomology themed cookies some of our club members made for the end of the semester! @ArkansasEPP
UARK Entomology Club retweeted
I am so, so happy my friend @ChaseNBugs came by. I had to give him a full body hug.
I hope you get to see some of your favorite peeps soon. It'll make your day. Chase made mine. 😺
❤️,
#TheCatSupervisor
UARK Entomology Club retweeted
ENTO 4043 honey bee biology and beekeeping field day was a success @ArkansasEPP @ArkAgResearch @bumperscollege
Wow, go @derekhennen! One of our @ArkansasEPP alums is part of the team that recently described several millipede species. One of which gets its name from @taylorswift13!
Why yes, I did write 600 words about a new millipede being named after Taylor Swift. Thanks to entomologist and certified Swifty @derekhennen for chatting about it.
huffpost.com/entry/taylor-sw…
Also, make sure to follow Derek's millipede account @DearMillipede
UARK Entomology Club retweeted
This #VirginiaTech student knows millipedes “All Too Well” ✨🎶
When @derekhennen helped discover a new species of millipede, he chose the name Nannaria swiftae to honor @TaylorSwift13, the artist whose music helped him through graduate school.
UARK Entomology Club retweeted
Alright everyone, the time has come!! Order your #tomatoes and #plants here! Limited availability and email plpagsa@uark.edu for questions. 🍅🌱commerce.cashnet.com/RSOUARK…
@bumperscollege @AginArk
UARK Entomology Club retweeted
first honey bee swarm of 2022 being hived. last year was April 11, and the year before March 29. late spring this year.
Way to go Haylee!
congratulations to Haylee Campbell for having a chapter from her MS thesis accepted for publication !
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