Whether you’re a researcher, field collector, student, or simply bug lover, Webloggle keeps your digital research just as organized as your specimen drawers.

Webloggle for Entomologists

Species databases, field guides, taxonomy charts, and research links — all in one place.

Studying insects means keeping track of a massive swarm of info — from Latin names and regional field reports to collection techniques and evolutionary data. Webloggle helps entomologists gather and organize their digital tools, so they can spend more time observing and less time searching.

Like a Digital Field Notebook

Webloggle floats in your browser, always ready to store and sort your bug-related links.

Drag in research papers, species IDs, or trapping methods
Right-click to save journal entries, collection database links, or microscopy tips
Tap the W icon to access your entomology board — even after field work or equipment resets

No more hunting through folders for that obscure beetle reference you found last month.

Entomologists Use Webloggle For:

• Saving species profiles, evolutionary diagrams, and biodiversity datasets

• Bookmarking insect sound libraries, habitat info, and specimen prep guides

• Tracking collection locations, GPS maps, and regional sightings

• Organizing by order, family, genus, or field season

• Curating papers, blog posts, and rare historical documents

• Creating separate boards for fieldwork, lab research, publications, or teaching

• Sharing boards with students, collaborators, or citizen science projects

Webloggle Pro = Clean Data for Complex Work

With Webloggle Pro, you can:

• Rename links like “Coleoptera – Southeast US Field Sheet” or “Aphid Life Cycle Chart – PDF”

• Add notes with taxonomy updates, collection details, or lab findings

• Copy key identifiers, images, or publication citations directly into your board

• Export your board as a clean HTML — ideal for reports, checklists, or museum records

• Embed boards into research wikis, collaborative docs, or classroom presentations

• Instantly switch between boards by project, insect order, or research goal

Whether you’re tracking dragonflies, preserving pinned specimens, or working on a dissertation — Webloggle helps you keep your entomological knowledge at your fingertips.

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