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In my experiences with pitfall traps, I don't recall capturing many
earthworms. I have captured occasional snails, slugs, and so
Excellent methods for sampling earthworms are on this website:
http://www.nrri.umn.edu/worms/research/methods_worms.html
The liquid mustard method is easy and works very well, in my experience.
-Kathleen
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This is all great stuff for field studies. Do not forget Burying Beetles. Some
amazing things you can do with this Family of insect. If you have access to
road-kill, etc. it can work very well. These are also Beetles you can bring
into your classroom and do the same thing with.
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Dear All: I would like to do a comparative study of soil macroinvertebrates
inside and outside a deer exclosure. As I am interested in evaluating the
available of
Dear All: I would like to do a comparative study of soil macroinvertebrates
inside and outside a deer exclosure. As I am interested in evaluating the
available of shrew food as affected by heavy deer browsing, I would like to
census the populations of snails, slugs, earthworms and insect larvae
