Research Blog - Adrian L. Carper
Insect biodiversity of the Algodones Dunes of California
Fluorescent blue vane trap used for assessment of native bee biodiversity. | Download Scientific Diagram
Graduate Research « April L. Hamblin
Emily May on X: "Blue vane traps capture different bees than nets and can complement - but not replace - net sampling! 📷: E Sellers. https://t.co/F29vX0RW9B https://t.co/nT5WWyOw14" / X
Figure 2 from An Investigation of Wild Bee Diversity and Abundance in Plots Managed by The Nature Conservancy in South-Central Nebraska and of Beneficial Arthropods Associated with Native Nebraska Flora | Semantic
How to Use Blue Vane Traps to Monitor Bees - YouTube
High sampling effectiveness for non-bee pollinators using vane traps in both open and wooded habitats | bioRxiv
Wild bees are attracted to blue fluorescent light, Oregon State University research finds | KATU
Can trap color affect arthropod community attraction in agroecosystems? A test using yellow vane and colorless traps | Environmental Monitoring and Assessment
Four trap types used for arthropod collection: a) Canopy Malaise trap,... | Download Scientific Diagram
The Master Gardener Bee Monitoring Project – López-Uribe Lab
Bees of the Treasure Valley, Idaho - YouTube
What Have We Learned From 6 Years of Monitoring Wild Bees? – López-Uribe Lab
Minimizing Bee (Hymenoptera: Apoidea) Bycatch in Japanese Beetle Traps
It takes more than flowers to build bee habitat – EcoIPM
vane trap Archives - Entomology Today
Alaska Bee Atlas - Plan and Protocol
Research Blog - Adrian L. Carper
Final Report for GW15-022 - SARE Grant Management System
Reflections on the state of bee monitoring | by Zach Portman | Medium
Small Vane Trap - International Pheromone Systems
Research — Dr. Sara M. Galbraith
