Did not go to Buffalo since our colds suddenly worsened, so heading back home with a stop at the Frost Entomological Museum at Penn State. Entomology is the study of insects.
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| Frost Entomological Museum in Headhouse III (1961) |
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| Methods of collecting insects |
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| Microscope slides of insects and their parts |
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| Insects displayed by Orders of which there are 26 |
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| Another of the 16 panels of insects by Order |
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| Largest to smallest of insects |
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| Camouflaged insects |
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| Display on honey bees |
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| A varroa mite in human scale, a pest of honey bees |
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| Lycorma delicatula/Spotted Lantern Fly art |
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| These are invasive insects |
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| Wasp galls as habitats for other insects |
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| Several types of galls, where a certain wasp larva develops |
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| Evidence of leaf miners |
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| Stopped at the now thoroughly modern Berkey Creamery (est 1892) on the Penn State campus |
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| Tried the Berkey Creamery "stickies" without grilling |
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| Tussey Mountain Ski Resort in Boalsburg, PA |
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