2006

• Bee's Knees: the Cat's Meow of the Insect World
  December 28, 2006
• Ectoparasites Can Be Lousy Subject for Some People
  December 14, 2006
• Thanksgiving Season Reveals Summer Work of Insects
  November 22, 2006
• Honey Bees Sweeten Literary Works
  November 9, 2006
• Is "Bug Guy" A Term of Endearment?
  October 27, 2006
• All Hallows Eve is an Almost Insectless Celebration
  October 12, 2006
• Raising Insects for Fun or Profit
  September 28, 2006
• Other Animals Help Birds Find Bug Food
  September 14, 2006
• A Good Year for Chiggers
  August 24, 2006
• The Gold-Bug of Edgar Allan Poe
  August 10, 2006
• Bug Books Not on Best Seller Lists
  July 27, 2006
• Hunting Comes Naturally to the Human Animal
  July 13, 2006
• By Any Other Name, It's a Caterpillar Just the Same
  June 22, 2006
• Worms Turn Mulberry Leaves Into Silk
  June 8, 2006
• The Bees are Swarming, the Bees are Swarming!
  May 25, 2006
• Discovering the Secrets of Honey Bee Life
  May 11, 2006
• Inspector Mantis is the Insect Version of Sherlock Holmes
  April 27, 2006
• Insect Words Can be Pests to Crossword Puzzle Addicts
  April 13, 2006
• Insects and Spiders Not Immune to Urban Myths
  March 23, 2006
• Globalization is an Age-Old Process for Insects
  March 9, 2006
• Insect Orders Not Of Marching Type
  February 23, 2006
• With MiniMoths, Out of Sight Is Not Always Out of Mind
  February 9, 2006
• Lights Can Be Fatal Attraction to Night-Flying Insects
  January 26, 2006
• Who Wants To Be an Entomologist?
  January 12, 2006

2005

• Mr. Dickens, Humbugs and a Cricket on the Hearth
  December 22, 2005
• Without Wings, Bed Bugs Get There Just the Same
  December 8, 2005
• Holiday House Guests Sometimes Thick as Fleas on Dogs
  November 23, 2005
• Some Insects are Waste Management Experts
  November 10, 2005
• Not Many Things Named After Entomologists
  October 27, 2005
• Little Insects Turn Out to be Big Biters
  October 13, 2005
• Caterpillars Sometimes Dress to Send a Message
  September 22, 2005
• Stinging Insects Are Fear Mongers
  September 8, 2005
• Insects Creep and Crawl into News Headlines
  August 11, 2005
• Silkworms in America
  July 28, 2005
• The Insect Underground
  June 23, 2005
• The Two Faces of the Insect World
  June 9, 2005
• Do Insects Have Personalities?
  May 26, 2005
• Butterflies at Weddings, Oh My!
  May 12, 2005
• Teenage Times Dominate Insect Lives
  April 28, 2005
• The Early Bird Gets the Worm
  April 14, 2005
• The Month of March Has Ides, Madness and Flies
  March 25, 2005
• Alfred C. Kinsey: From Insects to Human Sex
  March 10, 2005
• Some Plants Get the Last Laugh on Insects
  February 24, 2005
• Insects Can Be First-Class Teachers
  February 10, 2005
• Insect Guts Alive with Bugs
  January 27, 2005
• Not All Insect Legs Are Made for Walking
  January 13, 2005

2004

• Do Insects Sleep or Are They Just Feigning It?
  December 22, 2004
• Insects in Christmas Songs
  December 9, 2004
• Some Insects Make Leftovers the Main Feast
  November 24, 2004
• Insects: Creatures that are Easy to Hate
  November 11, 2004
• Glowworms Glow When Frost is on the Pumpkin
  October 28, 2004
• Kids Put Insects to Good Use as Source of Amusement
  October 14, 2004
• Monarch Good Name for Aristocratic Butterfly
  September 23, 2004
• Out of Sight and Out of Mind Fine for Collembola
  September 9, 2004
• In the Insect World, It's "Long Live the Queen"
  August 26, 2004
• What Would a Picnic be Without Ants?
  August 12 , 2004
• Insect Eating is for the Birds
  July 22, 2004
• Wasps Abound in the Good Old Summertime
  July 8, 2004
• Flea Glass Apt Name for a Microscope
  June 24, 2004
• The Sounds of Insects Signal the Summer Season
  June 10, 2004
• Latest Retro Band "Sons of the Cicadas"
  May 13, 2004
• Being a Single Mother is Difficult, Even for Insects
  April 22, 2004
• Batten Down the Hatches It's Going to be a Cicada Year!
  April 8, 2004
• "The Ants Go Marching Two by Two, Hurrah, Hurrah"
  March 25, 2004
• Butterflies Named for the Spring Season
  March 11, 2004
• If Human Hate Could Kill, Cockroaches Wouldn't Exist
  February 26, 2004
• Legislators Debate Daylight-Saving Time: Can Spring be Far Behind?
  February 12, 2004
• Insects and a Short History of the People Who Study Them
  January 22, 2004
• Insects Bite and Sting for Good Reasons
  January 8, 2004

2003

• The 2003 Insect Achievement Awards
  December 24, 2003
• Humans Use Insects to Do some Dirty Little Jobs
  December 11, 2003
• Metrosexuals Abound in the Insect World
  November 26, 2003
• Do Fleas Sneeze When They Catch Colds?
  November 13, 2003
• Termite Queens are the Methuselahs of the Insect World
  October 23, 2003
• Some Insects Deserve Bad Rap
  October 9, 2003
• Flies Show Up Everywhere -- Even in Poetry
  September 25, 2003
• A Very Good Year for Painted Lady Butterflies
  September 11, 2003
• Aphids Sometimes Called Plant Lice
  August 28, 2003
• Some Insects are Fly-by-Nighters
  August 14, 2003
• Insect Odors Worth a Thousand Words
  July 24, 2003
• A Bee or Not a Bee -- That is the Stinging Question!
  July 10, 2003
• Flies Frequent Visitors to Flowers
  June 26, 2003
• In Mosquitoes, the Lady is a Vamp
  June 12, 2003
• How Many Bugs Could a Bug Zapper Zap?
  May 22, 2003
• Plants Battle Insects in Chemical Warfare
  May 8, 2003
• Bees and Flowers Play the Pollination Game
  April 24, 2003
• Insects Are Good Teaching Tools
  March 27, 2003
• I Heard a Fly Buzz -- It Must Be Spring
  March 17, 2003
• Insects Creep Into Theaters -- Sometimes in Starring Roles
  February 27, 2003
• Some Insects Have A Lot of Nerve
  February 13, 2003
• Insect Breathing Not Dependent on Noses
  January 23, 2003
• Some Holiday Gifts for Kids a Little Buggy
  January 9, 2003

2002

• Dogs, Cats and Insects have Common Names
  December 30, 2002
• Christmas is Merrier without the Insects of Summer December 12, 2002
• Winter is Nap Time for Insects
  November 27, 2002
• Big Bugs on the Big Screen
  November 14, 2002
• Ghostly Moths Fitting Halloween Creatures
  October 24, 2002
• Winter Gives New Meaning to Insect Hotel
  October 11, 2002
• Common Names of Flies Represent Looks and Behavior
  September 26, 2002
• Caterpillar Encounters Escalate During Fall Months
  September 12, 2002
• Mischievous Moths Masquerade as Hummingbirds
  August 22, 2002
• Menacing Mosquitoes are Vamps, Tramps and Scamps
  August 8, 2002
• Insect Hitchhikers See the World, Complements of Humans
  July 25, 2002
• Ticks, Mites and Chiggers--Oh My!
  July 11, 2002
• As the Worm Turns
  June 27, 2002
• Carpenter Bees Good at Drilling Holes in Our Wood
  June 13, 2002
• Ogden Nash Waxed Poetic about Insects
  May 23, 2002
• Myths About Insects Thick as Fleas on Dogs
  May 9, 2002
• Butterflies Are Favorite Insects for Most People
  April 25, 2002
• Insect Wings Useful to Insects and Entomologists
  April 11, 2002
• It Isn't Easy To Be an Insect
  March 28, 2002
• Insect Good Guys Don't Wear White Hats
  March 14, 2002
• Most Insects Exhibit Poor Parenting Skills
  February 28, 2002
• A Tale of Blood and Guts of the Insect Type
  February 12, 2002
• Great Pretenders of the Insect World
  January 9, 2002
• Rock 'n' roll Artist Names Infested With Insects
  January 11, 2002

2001

• White Elephant Gifts of an Insect Nature
  December 27, 2001
• Insects are Scarce on the Holiday Scene
  December 13, 2001
• Some Insects Are Finicky Eaters
  November 20, 2001
• Traveling on Gossamer Without Wings
  November 9, 2001
• Ladybugs Are Notorious Halloween Trick or Treaters
  October 25, 2001
• Some Insect Pests are Nature's Helpers
  October 11, 2001
• A Stinger to Remember
  September 27, 2001
• Little Fruit Flies Cause Big Disturbance
  September 13, 2001
• These Arthropods Have Too Many Legs To Be Insects
  August 24, 2001
• Dog Ticks Find Humans to be Suitable Hosts
  August 9, 2001
• Summertime Abuzz with Bees and Wasps
  July 26, 2001
• Butterfly Watching is the Ultimate Spectator Sport
  July 12, 2001
• Some Pets Not of the Warm and Fuzzy Kind
  June 28, 2001
• These Garden Good Guys Don't Wear White Hats
  June 14, 2001
• Insect Armies on the March
  May 24, 2001
• Bounteous Beetles Shun Limelight
  May 10, 2001
• April Flowers Beckon Bees
  April 26, 2001
• All That Buzzes About Spring Flowers Are Not Bees
  April 12, 2001
• Insects Creep into Everyday Language
  March 22, 2001
• Children's Literature Crawling with Insects
  March 8, 2001
• Case Makers of the Insect World
  February 22, 2001
• Cricket Sounds Attract Attention
  February 8, 2001
• Acrobatic Blood Suckers of the Insect World
  January 25, 2001
• The Buzz on James Whitcomb Riley's Poetry
  January 11, 2001

2000

• Insects in the Fables of Aesop
  December 28, 2000
• Deck the Halls with Christmas Bugs
  December 14, 2000
• Some Well-Turned Phrases Insect Infested
  November 22, 2000
• The Insect Naming Game
  November 9, 2000
• Uninvited Winter Guests of the Insect Kind
  October 26, 2000
• Many People Are Entomologists at Heart
  October 12, 2000
• Honey Bees Become Beasts of Burden
  September 28, 2000
• Honey Bees According to Aristotle
  September 14, 2000
• The Case of the Headless Horse Fly
  August 24, 2000
• The Butterfly Naming Game
  August 10, 2000
• All That Buzz Are Not Bees
  July 27, 2000
• Not All Moths Are Fly-by-Night Creatures
  July 13, 2000
• Colorado Beetles Bug Potato-Growers
  June 22, 2000
• Pollen-Packing Mamas of the Insect World
  June 8, 2000
• In Insects, the Eyes Have It!
  May 25, 2000
• Insect Mouths Have A Story To Tell
  May 11, 2000
• Dance, Honey Bee Dance
  April 27, 2000
• Battle of the Sexes - Insect Style
  April 13, 2000
• In History of Biology, Insects Were There
  March 23, 2000
• Insects Abundant in Poetry of Emily Dickinson
  March 9, 2000
• Butterfly Watchers Know When Spring has Sprung
  February 24, 2000
• Birds and Bees and Martyred Priest Essence of Valentine's Day
  February 10, 2000
• Take Two Maggots and Call Me in the Morning
  January 27, 2000
• Honey Bees Live in Nests
  January 13, 2000

1999

• Twelve Buggy Days of Christmas
  December 9, 1999
• Tropical Mantids Spend Winter in Egg Mass
  November 24, 1999
• Honey Bees Not Native to North America
  November 11, 1999
• U.S. Postal Service Joins Insect Craze
  October 28, 1999
• Insects Use Clocks to Tell Time
  October 14, 1999
• Is Fuzzy Wuzzy a Bear or a Worm?
  September 23, 1999
• Here a Hopper, There a Hopper
  September 9, 1999
• Pious Frauds of the Insect World
  August 26, 1999
• Insects Show Up in Unexpected Places
  August 12, 1999
• The Treetops are Alive with the Sounds of Cicadas
  July 22, 1999
• Dances speak louder than words for honey bees
  July 8, 1999
• Fireflies Bring Out the Romantic Poet in Most of Us
  June 24, 1999
• Insect Legs Are Not Just for Walking
  June 10, 1999
• On Bees and Stingers
  May 27, 1999
• Insects Infest Upscale Catalog Offerings
  May 13, 1999
• Flowers Market Themselves to Insects
  April 22, 1999
• Many Immigrant Insects Become Pests in a New Land
  April 8, 1999
• Long Ago, Spring Was Called Butter Season
  March 25, 1999
• Tobacco Hornworms are Insect Version of Laboratory White Rats
  March 11, 1999
• Shopping for Insect Stuff on the Net
  February 25, 1999
• Insect Names Have Interesting Histories
  January 28, 1999
• Insects are Amazing Animals
  January 14, 1999

1998

• New Years Resolution: Consider the Ant
  December 24, 1998
• Little Ant Annie's Christmas Message
  December 10, 1998
• A Cockroach Philosopher Called "archie"
  November 26, 1998
• The Insects in Children's Poems by James Whitcomb Riley
  November 12, 1998
• Winds of Winter Not Favorite Thing to Insects
  October 22, 1998
• Some Insects Ghoulish Enough for Halloween
  October 8, 1998
• Black Moths Could be Spirit of Darth Vader
  September 24, 1998
• Last Glow of Summer for the Insect World
  September 10, 1998
• Webs in Trees Aren't Work of Halloween Spiders
  August 27, 1998
• "The Sons of the Cicadas" in Concert this Fall
  August 13, 1998
• Singing and Stinging Insects Can't Hide Their Sex
  July 23, 1998
• Rainy Days Bad for Hair and Bugs
  July 9, 1998
• Compost piles are alive with arthropods
  June 25, 1998
• Hoppers, hoppers everywhere
  June 11, 1998
• Children of Summer
  May 28, 1998
• Aphids are part of rites of spring
  May 14, 1998
• Water striders use tension to stay afloat
  April 23, 1998
• April showers, May flowers and mosquito blood banks
  April 9, 1998
• Insects are captured in the net
  March 26, 1998
• Insect ties make fashion statements
  March 12, 1998
• The fable of the grasshopper and the ant revisited
  February 26, 1998
• A creepy crawly by any other name...
  February 12, 1998
• Insect spray won't help with Y2K bug
  February 11, 1998
• Birds really go for bug chow
  January 22, 1998
• Ladybug, ladybug get out of my home
  January 8, 1998

1997

• The Twelve Days of Christmas
  December 24, 1997
• If Santa Were An Entomologist
  December 11, 1997
• A tale of two moths
  November 27, 1997
• By any name, a cockroach is still a cockroach
  November 13, 1997
• Some insects have year-round Halloween costumes
  October 23, 1997
• The trees are alive with the sounds of cicada music
  August 14, 1997
• Insect masons build little mud houses
  July 24, 1997
• Butterflies star on summer stage
  June 26, 1997
• Insects and people are what they eat
  June 12, 1997
• Insects and vegetarians feed on plants
  May 22, 1997
• April showers, May flowers and mosquito blood banks
  April 24, 1997
• Antennae aren't just for space aliens
  April 10, 1997
• Bugs know when spring has sprung
  March 13, 1997
• Insects are schizophrenic
  February 25, 1997
• Not all bees and wasps sting
  February 13, 1997
• Take a trip to a zoo of insects
  January 23, 1997
• A billion-dollar insect
  January 9, 1997

1996

• The domestic fly is no saint
  December 12, 1996
• Out of sight, out of mind
  November 28, 1996
• Poems for two voices are 'Joyful Noise'
  November 14, 1996
• Uninvited 'guests' invade homes in fall
  October 24, 1996
• First in flight
  October 10, 1996
• Magnificent monarch migrators are magical
  September 26, 1996
• Singing in the Grass
  September 12, 1996
• Nectar is a Sweet Bribe for Insects
  August 23, 1996
• Worms Like Corn, Too
  August 8, 1996
• When the Bees Swarm
  July 11, 1996
• Some States Are Buggy Over Insect Symbols
  June 13, 1996
• Everyone Hates Mosquitoes
  May 23, 1996
• Flies of the Butter Season
  April 25, 1996
• What's in a Name?
  April 11, 1996
• Poetic Sounds of Insects
  March 14, 1996
• A Worm is a Worm is a Worm (As the Worm Turns)
  February 22, 1996
• The Insect Poetry of Robert Frost
  February 8, 1996
• Mysical, magical beetles found in ancient beliefs
  January 25, 1996
• Legs are made for walking
  January 11, 1996

1995

• Buy buggy gifts for Christmas
  December 14, 1995
• Bumble bees must meet bottom line
  November 23, 1995
• Fruit flies have great genes
  October 26, 1995
• To Fabre, insects were poetic
  October 12, 1995
• House musician or noisemaker?
  September 28, 1995
• Flies have families, too
  September 14, 1995
• Katydids do it in the trees
  August 24, 1995
• The flies of summer
  July 27, 1995
• Deer flies aren't dear flies
  July 13, 1995
• Butterflies and nets - Oh my!
  June 22, 1995
• On the wings of Lepidoptera
  June 8, 1995
• Mother Nature's soap opera
  May 25, 1995
• Spring in the colonies
  May 11, 1995
• Butterfly or moth?
  April 27, 1995
• Insects fabled the world over
  April 13, 1995
• Computer bugs do battle
  March 23, 1995
• Take two bugs and call me in the morning
  March 9, 1995
• Where do bugs come from?
  February 23, 1995
• Freddie Firefly puts children to sleep
  February 9, 1995
• Honey connoisseurs know proper etiquette
  January 26, 1995
• Honey hunters have raided nests for eons
  January 12, 1995

1994

• Moths bright underwings startle predators
  December 22, 1994
• 'Nosy' insects mind own business
  December 8, 1994
• For the love of cockroaches
  November 24, 1994
• By any name, a cockroach is still a cockroach
  November 10, 1994
• History of the World: Cockroaches were there
  October 27, 1994
• Stirring up a hornet's nest is asking for trouble
  October 13, 1994
• Insects do 'the wave'
  September 22, 1994
• Cicadas predict season
  September 8, 1994
• Bees put the bop in bebop!
  August 25, 1994
• Fireflies: Torchbearers of the insect world
  August 11, 1994
• 'Flies of Fire' illuminate poetry
  July 28, 1994
• Japanese beetles: Pretty but pesky
  July 14, 1994
• Some moths just mill around
  June 23, 1994
• Herbal insect repellents: Plants battle insects
  June 9, 1994
• Build it and they will come
  May 26, 1994
• Famous entomologist lived, worked in New Harmony
  May 12, 1994
• The Magic of Metamorphosis
  April 28, 1994
• Why DO mosquitoes buzz in people's ears?
  April 14, 1994
• The gypsy moth is a real vagabond
  March 24, 1994
• Peppered moth isn't a condiment
  March 10, 1994
• Bee or Fly? - The Bugonia Myth
  February 24, 1994
• Better not fool with a bumblebee
  February 10, 1994
• Pass the maggots, please!
  January 27, 1994
• Insects as human food
  January 13, 1994

1993

• All things called butterflies are not insects
  December 23, 1993
• The Butterfly Ball and the Grasshopper's Feast
  December 9, 1993
• Insects tune in with antennae
  November 25, 1993
• Mythology, Psychology, and Bagworms
  November 11, 1993
• Bugs on the Wall
  October 28, 1993
• Bot Flies Create Gadabouts
  October 14, 1993
• Ants are the Agriculturists of the Insect World
  September 23, 1993
• Water Striders Thrive on Tension
  September 9, 1993
• Butterfly Drinking Parties a Matter of Survival
  August 26, 1993
• The Inspiration of Butterflies
  August 12, 1993
• Leaf look-alikes: Not a fashion statement
  July 22, 1993
• Spiders sport silk spinners
  July 8, 1993
• Here a leg, there a leg...
  June 24, 1993
• Flowers are for the birds and bees
  June 10, 1993
• Carpet Beetles and Carpetbaggers
  May 28, 1993
• Ring Around the Rosy
  May 13, 1993
• That's about the size of it
  April 22, 1993
• In insects, the eyes have it
  April 8, 1993
• Beware of insects bearing stings
  March 25, 1993
• Bats eat what bugs them
  March 11, 1993
• Plants, insects wage chemical warfare
  February 25, 1993
• Battle of the sexes
  February 11, 1993
• The Music of Flight
  January 28, 1993
• Insects have good taste
  January 14, 1993

1992

• The Twelve Days of Christmas
  December 24, 1992
• A Tale of Two Moths
  November 26, 1992
• Insect Control in Old Days
  November 12, 1992
• Insect actors play charades
  October 22, 1992
• Hibernating insects snooze through winter
  October 8, 1992
• Cricket on the hearth is singing thermometer
  September 24, 1992
• Swishers and Swatters
  September 10, 1992
• Whirligig beetles aptly named
  August 27, 1992
• Did Katy do it?
  August 13, 1992
• Swallowtails give real meaning to 'Butterflies are Free'
  July 23, 1992
• Twilight beckons insect Jeckyl and Hyde
  July 9, 1992
• Eating beetles is no picnic
  June 25, 1992
• Who put the "beat" in Beatles?
  June 12, 1992
• Bug Lights
  May 28, 1992
• Bombardier Beetles
  May 14, 1992
• Insect Carpenters
  April 23, 1992
• Sexton Beetles
  April 9, 1992
• Small Is Beautiful to Bugs
  March 26, 1992
• Turn About is Fair Play
  March 12, 1992
• Insect Eaters
  February 27, 1992
• Bee My Valentine
  February 13, 1992
• Joint-Footed Creatures
  January 23, 1992
• Flea-Bitten
  January 9, 1992

1991

• Bugs Bad Rap
  December 23, 1991
• Christmas Feasting
  December 13, 1991
• Plant Chompers
  November 26, 1991
• Insect Antifreeze
  November 14, 1991
• Boo Bugs
  October 24, 1991
• Autumn Wanderers
  September 26, 1991
• Corn Borer Murder
  September 12, 1991
• Cold-Blooded Insects
  August 22, 1991
• Their Names Are... Mud Daubers
  July 25, 1991
• Stingers and Nettlers
  June 27, 1991

1990

• Just Looking For a Home
  December 21, 1990
• Buggy Night Before Christmas
  December 11, 1990
• Insect Mimic
  November 20, 1990
• Bugfolk
  November 8, 1990
• Creepy Crawlies
  October 25, 1990
• Prayerful Insects
  October 11, 1990
• Beautiful But Bitter
  September 25, 1990
• Ugly Worms
  September 13, 1990
• Doodlebug's Charm
  August 23, 1990
• The Humble Bumble Bee
  August 9, 1990
• Leafhoppers by the Zillions
  July 25, 1990
• Vive la Difference
  July 9, 1990
• Cutworms Everywhere
  June 19, 1990
• The Year of the Cicada
  May 24, 1990
• Insect Eggs
  May 11, 1990
• A Bee or Not a Bee?
  May 2, 1990
• Here a Grubworm, There a Grubworm
  April 13, 1990
• On the Winds of Spring
  March 23, 1990
• Seeing Cluster Flies? It Must be Spring!
  March 8, 1990
• Who's Afraid of the Big, Bad Bugs?
  February 23, 1990
• Winter Stoneflies
  February 9, 1990
• Beetle Brooches And Diamond Dragonflies
  January 25, 1990

1989

• The Wisdom of Ants
  December 19, 1989
• The Insect's Wish List
  November 21, 1989
• La Cucaracha, La Cucaracha
  October 26, 1989
• Presto Chango!
  October 13, 1989
• Southward Bound
  September 28, 1989
• It Takes Gall
  September 15, 1989
• The Yellow Jackets are Coming
  August 24, 1989
• Deceitful Buzzers
  August 11, 1989
• Hornet Artisans
  August 1, 1989
• Arsenic And Old Lacewings
  July 27, 1989
• Hoppers, Hoppers Everywhere
  July 14, 1989
• Fly-By-Night Beetles
  June 23, 1989
• The Swarm
  June 9, 1989
• Ants in Your Pants
  May 26, 1989
• Flies of Fire
  May 12, 1989
• Plant Lice
  April 28, 1989
• Have Wings, Will Fly
  April 13, 1989
• What's In A Name?
  March 24, 1989
• Say It With Perfume
  March 9, 1989
• To Err is Poetic
  February 24, 1989
• The Age of Beetles
  February 10, 1989
• Spring Hive-Cleaning
  January 26, 1989
• A Lousy Subject
  January 12, 1989
• Warrior Ants on the March
  January 4, 1989

1988

• Justice and the Blue-Tail Fly
  December 21, 1988
• A Buzzing Christmas
  December 8, 1988
• Insect Songsters
  November 23, 1988
• How Sweet It Is!
  November 10, 1988
• Where Have All The Insects Gone?
  October 31, 1988
• So What's Bugging You?
  October 13, 1988
• Insect Groupies
  September 22, 1988
• Clay Masons
  September 9, 1988
• Waste Disposal Experts
  August 25, 1988
• Killer on the Loose
  August 11, 1988
• Insect Dragons
  July 28, 1988
• Chewing Machines
  July 14, 1988
• Insect Flashers
  June 30, 1988
• Flying Syringes
  June 16, 1988
• Tigers of the Insect World
  June 3, 1988
• Insect Weather Predictors
  May 19, 1988
• Tenting On The Old Campground
  May 5, 1988
• Doggers of Civilization
  April 21, 1988
• Butterflies And Springtime
  April 7, 1988
• Ladybug, Ladybug Fly Away Home
  March 18, 1988
• Our Immigrant Insects
  March 3, 1988
• Termites: Nature's Wood Destruction Crew
  February 18, 1988
• Stripteasing-Insect Style
  February 4, 1988
• Insects Don't Add; They Multiply
  January 21, 1988
• The Case of the Winter Wasp
  January 8, 1988