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| Newsletter The newsletter of The Ohio Lepidopterists is a quarterly publication designed to inform members about activities of the organization and to provide a forum for the publication of informal atricles on Lepidoptera. These articles include information on Ohio butterflies and moths, personal experiences on butterfly gardening, tips for young and novice lepidopterists, reports of meetings and field trips, announcements of coming events, and much more. This page will always have a sample of our newsletter in PDF format. If you would like to receive the newsletter when it is released, please visit the Membership page and fill out the Membership Form. The Ohio Lepidopterist is published four times a year, at irregular intervals, in Columbus, Ohio. The masthead, title, and articles marked with the Copyright symbol, ©, are copyrighted by The Ohio Lepidopterists for the exclusive use of its members. All rights are reserved. The Ohio Lepidopterist may not be reprinted in any form: printed, electronic, or otherwise, without the written permission of The Ohio Lepidopterists. For information, please email info@ohiolepidopterists.org. Sample Newsletter - March 2009 |
| Research Reports The Ohio Lepidopterists periodically publish research reports. The following is a list of the publications to date; these publications can usually be purchased through the sales program: Research Report number 1: Metzler, Eric H. 1980. Annotated Checklist and Distribution Maps of the Royal Moths and Giant Silkworm Moths (Lepidoptera: Saturniidae) in Ohio. Ohio Biol. Survey Biol. Notes no. 14. 11 pages. Research Report number 2: Albrecht, Carl W. and Reed A. Watkins. 1983. A cross reference to names of Ohio skippers and butterflies (Insecta: Lepidoptera: Hesperioidea and Papilionoidea). Ohio Biol. Survey Inf. Circular no. 12. 20 pp. Research Report number 3: Iftner, David C., John A. Shuey, and John V. Calhoun. 1992. Butterflies and skippers of Ohio. Bull. Ohio Biol. Survey (new series) volume 9, number 1. 212 pages. 40 color plates. Research Report number 4: Rings, Roy W., Eric H. Metzler, Fred J. Arnold, and David H. Harris. 1992. The Owlet Moths of Ohio Order Lepidoptera Family Noctuidae. Bull. Ohio Biol. Survey (new series) volume 9 number 2. 219 pp. 8 color plates. For other publications on Ohio butterflies please click here. |
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