Entomologist's Monthly Magazine
@entmonmag.bsky.social
A Quarterly Journal of Insect Taxonomy, Biology and Ecology. Est. 1864, Published by Pemberley Books. 🌐www.pemberleybooks.com/journals/Entomologists_Monthly_Magazine.asp
📣 Issue 3 of the #EMM for 2026 is out now. ... including extensive taxonomic research, with new species of #Hymenoptera, #Hemiptera, #Coleoptera, #Diptera, and distributional records for Britain, Iran, and Mongolia. Read more below 👇 or subscribe now for complete access: tinyurl.com/EMM-subscribe
In Issue 2 of the #EMM for 2026: new #species distributional records for Britain and western Europe, behavioural observations, and taxonomic re-evaluation covering #Diptera, #Coleoptera, and #Hymenoptera. Read more below 👇, or subscribe now for complete access: tinyurl.com/EMM-subscribe
In Issue 1 of the #EMM for 2026: new species, new host-plants, distributional records, and novel biological observations covering #Lepidoptera, #Hymenoptera, #Diptera, and #Coleoptera. Read more below 👇, or subscribe now for complete access: tinyurl.com/EMM-subscribe
Issue 4 of the #EMM for 2025 is now out! Global in scope, it covers #dragonflies in the Saudi Asir Mountains, new #species from Turkey and Chile, new records for Madeira, a key to Euryglossinae #bees, and a checklist of the #caddisflies of Fair Isle 🌍🐝🦋 Subscribe now and keep up to date! 📚
Issue 3 of the #EMM for 2025 is out now! 🦋 Covering over 80 pages, this issue includes two species new to science, range expansions, ecological studies, book reviews, and much more 👇 Subscribe now to keep up to date with some of the latest entomological research ✍️
Another addition to the #EMM editorial board for 2025! ✍️ Dr Adrian Spalding, former President of @britentsoc.bsky.social, is the author of 'Why Nature Conservation Isn’t Working' and has interests in light #pollution, abandoned mines, and especially the Sandhill Rustic #Moth and Spalding’s Dart 👇🦋
🚨 The #EMM's 2nd issue of 2025 is now out! 🚨 We have species new to science (living and in amber); new to Britain; entomological history; and, lengthy taxonomic revisions 👇 More highlights to follow! We're also thrilled welcome Dr Adrian Spalding to the Editorial Board 👏
Diphyus latebricola #parasitoid #newtobritain. Grateful to @entmonmag.bsky.social for all their support in bringing this to publication. tinyurl.com/5c5xvh9b
We're very excited to recently welcome another new member to our Editorial Board! ✍ Prof. Evandson José dos Anjos Silva, based at Mato Grosso State University, is an entomologist who focuses on the #systematics, #taxonomy, and #ecology of orchid bees 🐝🔬
The EMM is very pleased to welcome Dr Danniella Sherwood to the editorial team. Danniella is a British arachnologist with more than 15 years’ experience. Her research focuses on the taxonomy, biogeography, and conservation of arachnids, particularly in the British Overseas Territories 🏝️🕷️
Hi All, I am honoured to announce that I have joined the editorial board of the @entmonmag.bsky.social as Assistant editor. My background is in forensic entomology and entomological microscopy, but I have also published work on the UK silverfish fauna as well as UK bees.
🚨 First issue of the #EMM for 2025 is out now! 🚨 We're also very pleased to welcome Dr Andrew Chick, Dr Danniella Sherwood, and Professor Evandson José dos Anjos Silva to the journal's editorial team.
