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BugGuide Gathering
Smoky Mountains
University of Tennessee Biological Field Station
August 8-10, 2008
 
Photos from the gathering
 
Photos from the 2007 gathering in Minnesota

Charley Eiseman, Contributing Editor
Full name:
Charley Eiseman
E-mail address:
ceisemanDELETE@gmail.com
Homepage:
www.charleyeiseman.com
City, state, country:
Pelham, MA, USA
Biography:

I am working on a book called Invertebrate Tracks & Sign, which will be available by early 2010. It will be a guide to nests, burrows, egg cases, cocoons, feeding sign, and so on--there is some more information about it here. I will be forever grateful to everyone at BugGuide for making this project easier--especially those of you who help me with my mystery bugs (often with uncanny speed) and those who submit images of unknown insect signs to ID Request (these help me make sure I'm covering everything I should).

I make my living, such as it is, by conducting ecological inventories and wildlife surveys. Usually this means I'm looking for and identifying vascular plants and terrestrial vertebrates. I'm fascinated by all life forms, though, and I'm excited to have an excuse to focus on the invertebrates for a while.
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Some rights reserved. Licensed under a Creative Commons License.

Please let me know if you are using my images--I'm interested to know how they are being used, and I might want to link to them from my website.

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