Report of the Entomologic Field Station Conducted At Old Forge, N. Y., in the Summer of 1905

"Report Of The Entomologic Field Station Conducted At Old Forge, N.Y., In The Summer Of 1905" details the findings and activities of an entomological field station during a summer research period. Authored by James George Needham, the report offers insights into the insect life and ecological conditions observed in the Old Forge region of New York. This document is valuable for entomologists, zoologists, and naturalists interested in the historical study of insect populations and environmental research methods from the early 20th century. It provides a detailed account of field observations and data collection, serving as a significant resource for understanding the region's entomological history and the evolution of ecological research practices.

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