June 21st
General Meeting
Members' Presentations
July 19th
Council Meeting
August 16th
Members Excursion
September 20th
Council Meeting
October 18th
General Meeting
November 15th
Council Meeting
December 13th
General Meeting
Member's Presentations
Please note: December's meeting date is second Tuesday of December to try and avoid Christmas celebratrions
Meetings are held at 8 pm till approximately 10pm on the Third Tuesday of each even month (2nd Tuesday of December) at Museum Victoria's Discovery Centre, Carlton Gardens.
The Entomological Society of Victoria is a non-profit scientific society which welcomes professional, amateur and student entomologists as members. The Society's interests lie primarily in entomology - the study of insects, however many members are also interested in other groups e.g. spiders. The Society sees itself as having a role in promoting general interest in invertebrates. For our members, we produce a bi-monthly news bulletin, the Victorian Entomologist.
A summary of the Society's aims are:
The Society welcomes contributions of articles, papers or notes pertaining to any aspect of entomology for publication in this Bulletin. Contributions are not restricted to members but are invited from all who have an interest. Material submitted should be responsible and original. Statements and opinions expressed are the responsibility of the respective authors and do not necessarily reflect the policies of the Society. Contributions may be refereed.
Contributions may be typed on A4 paper or preferably e-mailed to the Hon. editor at editor@entsocvic.org.au.
The deadline for each issue is the third Friday of each odd month. Articles are published, wherever possible, in the order that they are received.
We've changed the Facebook Group to, what seems to be, a more useful Facebook Page. This could become a much more interactive experience for all people with an interest in Entomology. Click here to visit the Facebook Group.
There are a couple of new links in the Useful Links section.
These are the Society's current publications.
'Moths of Victoria - Part 1' deals with some of the larger moths that occur in the State, the Silk moths and their allies.
'Moths of Victoria - Part 2' deals with Tiger moths and their allies.
'Moths of Victoria - Part 3' deals with Waves and Carpets.
'Collecting and Sampling Insects' - the essential introduction for the amateur entomologist to collecting and sampling insects.
To order any (or all) of these publications please complete one of the forms below.
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