Caterpillar Expert Profiled in The New Yorker
David Wagner, author of Caterpillars of Eastern North America, is profiled by Elizabeth Kolbert in the current issue of The New Yorker.
"For every ten butterfly fanciers, there are approximately zero caterpillar enthusiasts."
Let's prove her wrong!
Thanks to my dad for passing along the article.
Comments
I love caterpillars! I just wish that they were easier to find.
Thanks for the article. I am a caterpillar enthusiast!
I am a caterpillar enthusiast from China, thanks sharing the article to let me know more about Wagner!
Interesting and encouraging article!!! If you have not read it entirely, I recommend you to do so.
I love the quote by Howard Ensign Evans ........ "To a person attuned to smaller creatures, there is no corner of nature not full of excitement, not rich in unsolved problems.” -Howard Ensign Evans
This was a great article! I encourage all of you caterpillar enthusiasts out there to consider joining our citizen science monitoring project (outside of iNaturalist) called Caterpillars Count! (which actually focuses on ALL foliage arthropods, not just caterpillars)
Including you @eraskin!
Check out https://caterpillarscount.unc.edu to learn more!
Add a Comment