Sunday, June 24, 2012
Satyr Anglewing in Flatlands Berkeley
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About Me
- Caterpillarlady
- As an undergraduate at UC Berkeley, I studied Conservation of Natural Resources. I took a couple of entomology classes and became very interested in insects. After I graduated, I held several jobs working with bugs: in the fields of central California, the forests of Connecticut and Idaho, and the labs of Berkeley. Then I went to grad school and studied entomology at UC Riverside and UC Berkeley (back in the olden days when UCB had an entomology department). When my kids were little, I wanted to share my love of insects with them, so I started a butterfly garden before butterfly gardens were popular. Then of course, their teachers asked me to bring caterpillars into the classroom and I started doing classroom presentations. I do presentations in elementary schools, provide teacher trainings, teach adult school classes, and bring live insect specimens to garden fairs. My book is perfect for helping elementary school kids learn about butterflies.
2 comments:
having happened upon your blog I thought I'd remind you that satyr anglewings oviposit on
nettle family members only ( I don't know of use of genera other than Urtica and Hesperocnide)
Thanks. I made the corrections.
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