OCTOBER 2018 WESTERN AUSTRALIAN INSECT STUDY SOCIETY INC. COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT 2018–2019 President: Des Lascelles (
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[email protected], 0401 636 729) Membership: All enquiries regarding membership and any subscriptions should be forwarded to the Secretary (WAISS Secretary, PO Box 211, Guildford, WA 6935;
[email protected]). Newsletter: All contributions and enquiries should be directed to the editor, Sian Mawson (
[email protected]). Web-site: http://www.waiss.org *************************************************************************** Contributions to the Newsletter by members are welcome Tell us about your entomological activities, observations, or concerns *************************************************************************** The Society gratefully acknowledges the support of the Western Australian Museum Cover illustration: This dragonfly, Hemicordulia tau, Tau Emerald, was photographed in Warwick by Gary Tate. WESTERN AUSTRALIAN INSECT STUDY SOCIETY INC. NEWSLETTER FOR OCTOBER 2018 Coming Events Report on the August NEXT MEETING Meeting 7.30pm, Wednesday, 10 October 2018 The Spadework Behind The Book: Kings Park Administration Centre A Guide to Native Bees of Australia By Terry Houston Main feature: I use the term “spadework” both Mystery speaker metaphorically and literally. Metaphorically speaking, there was considerable ‘spadework’ The talk to be held at the meeting promises to involved in getting all the elements of the book be so exciting that we can’t reveal details in together; and, literally, I shifted tons of earth in this newsletter. The only things we can say my studies of ground-nesting bees.