Entomologist's Monthly Magazine

Issue 4 of the #EMM for 2025 is out now! 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📚

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 and author of 'Why Nature Conservation Isn’t Working', has interests in light #pollution, abandoned mines, and especially the Sandhill Rustic 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👏

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 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 British Overseas Territories🏝️🕷️

I am honoured to announce that I have joined the editorial board of the @EntMonMag as Assistant editor. My background is in forensic entomology and entomological microscopy, but I have also published work on the UK silverfish as well as UK bees. join me on Bluesky(same handle)

🚨 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.

The final 2023 issue of #EMM is out now! ⏰ This issue features a number of #taxonomic studies, and topics ranging from caterpillar #colour #polymorphism, braconid wasps new to the British List, new larval host-plants described for European #Lepidoptera, and more. #entomology

Michael Engel in @EntMonMag with praise for @PaulWilliamsNHM's Himalaya guide: "For at least the last 40 years, Paul Williams has been synonymous with the systematics, evolution, and conservation of bumble bees.. and particularly the rich faunas of mountainous regions of Asia."

Spring issue of the #EMM out now! ⏰ Includes #Hymenoptera and #Diptera new to science; new host records for Chalcid #wasps; new-to-country records for several species; and a key to the Afrotropical dipteran genus Sylvicola. Thanks to our authors for another fascinating issue

The first issue of the #EMM of 2023 is out now! ⏰ Included are: descriptions of several species of #Diptera and #Hymenoptera new to science; behavioural observations; morphological variation in #stoneflies (@bugsymac1); taxonomic updates; and much more...

Welcome to the new Twitter account for the EMM! Here we hope to encourage discussion and debate on all aspects of entomology 🪲🔬 Follow us to engage with our authors and for updates on all our latest papers 📖 #insects #science #scicomm #ecology #taxonomy #systematics