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I put together these notes on identifying damselflies in Missouri and use them to id the damselflies in my photos. This page also includes a checklist of Missouri damselflies put together by Linden Trial, Missouri Department of Conservation.

I received permission from the Journal of the Kansas Entomological Society to post a list of Treehoppers of Missouri from a 4 part article by Dennis D. Kopp and Thomas R. Yonke, 1973-74. The scientific names have beem adjusted to reflect current taxonomy according to Nomina Insecta Nearctica.

Download a pdf with basic information on How to Recognize 12 Common Groups of Insects. Coming soon: a collection of 12 4"x6" glossy photos paired with more detailed information on the 12 groups of insects.

Butterfly Coloring Page -- Orange Sulphur (you can also take a look at the photo on which the coloring page was based)

Instructions for playing the game Owls and Crows (designed by Joseph Cornell in his book Sharing Nature with Children) using facts about insects.

You may also enjoy reading my blog on Watching Insects. It's a great way to see what insects can be found each week in Missouri.

Check back soon for more coloring pages and other kids activities
and for more information about insects.

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