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Entomology

Entomology /,en(t)əˈmäləjē/ The study of insects/bugs.

What is an insect? Insects are… Arthropods (exoskeleton; skeleton on the outside of body) A segmented body (head, thorax, and abdomen) One pair of antennae Usually, have wings Six legs

Where to find them? On plants and trees In the dirt Under rocks or logs In rivers, streams, marshes, and the ocean In the sky On other animals And many more Insects live in many different ecosystems or habitats.

Entomology Project What you’ll get out of the project… Learn about different types of insects A better understanding of other projects How to collect insects Importance of insects Possible field trips (hikes, Bug Fair, laboratory, and museums)

Interested? Have questions? Comments? Concerns? Contact Amanda Penicks PKSBackyardfarms@aol.com