Photography Account: @kgeisert.photo

I do not ID Nematoda, despite the leaderboard - just Beech Leaf Disease

Bio
I speak English fluently and know some Spanish. I am a junior Entomology & Wildlife dual major at the University of Delaware with a particular interest in (very slowly) learning Cerambycidae worldwide. Please do not assume any IDs I make are 100% correct (if at all) - there are many others who are way more knowledgeable than I am, and I can only aspire to be that knowledgeable as I gain more experience. When I make mistakes, please message/@ me if I haven't retracted/corrected it, though I do check for my Maverick IDs every so often. Big fan of Tetraopes spp. - almost to a detriment.

Other interests include: cooking, martial arts, a cappella music, beatboxing, etc

Feel free to message me if you ever need someone to talk to
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Current Focus
Focusing on learning Western Cerambycidae: Lepturinae. Also trying to ID birds/plants since I am currently taking Ornithology/Botany, so please forgive/@me if I misidentify.

Stuff

• President of UD's Entomology Club - Please contact me through this page for outreach inquiries
• Currently working at USDA-BIIRU on the Emerald Ash Borer (Agrilus planipennis)
• Starting my senior thesis on Factors Affecting Host Suitability of Oobius agrili under the advisement of Dr. Jian Duan & Dr. Douglas Tallamy
• Entomological Society of America

Useful Cerambycid Links

• Old Cerambycid Catalog by Dr. Larry G. Bezark
• New Cerambycid Catalog by Dr. Larry G. Bezark
• Website to determine Subfamily
• Cerambycoidea Gallery by @vitalfranz
• Cerambycidae: Lamiinae Catalog by Jean-Philippe Roguet

Useful (More Knowledgeable) People
@ vitalfranz, @ catenatus (RIP), @ chickenparmesan24, @ ianswift, @ touroult - Cerambycids Worldwide
@ fubr, @ beetledude - Cerambycids in South Africa
@ franciscoacos - Cerambycids in México
@ touroult, @ jzavalab, @ enricotosto96 - Cerambycids in South America
@ jacek_kurzawa - Cerambycids of Palearktic & Oriental regions
@ norose - Cerambycids of Asia
@ alex_cicindela_guy - Cerambycidae: Prioninae

Big thanks to @nomolosx and @nathaniellev for inspiring me to be an absolute unit of a nerd, for advising my macrophotography setup, and for being my good friends

Please bear with me as I learn how to actually use a camera. Feel free to use my pictures, but please let me know beforehand.

Species I've IDed

To ID (Western Hemisphere) link
To ID (Worldwide) link