1. Land management impacts on European butterflies of conservation concern: a review

   • Terezie Bubová
   • Vladimír Vrabec
   • Piotr Nowicki

   REVIEW PAPER Open access 28 October 2015 Pages: 805 - 821

   

2. Butterflies in Portuguese ‘montados’: relationships between climate, land use and life-history traits

   • Jana Slancarova
   • Patricia Garcia-Pereira
   • Enrique Garcia-Barros

   ORIGINAL PAPER 09 September 2015 Pages: 823 - 836

   

3. Early spring floral foraging resources for pollinators in wet heathlands in Belgium

   • Laura Moquet
   • Carolin Mayer
   • Anne-Laure Jacquemart

   ORIGINAL PAPER 12 September 2015 Pages: 837 - 848

   

4. Microhabitat changes induced by edge effects impact velvet ant (Hymenoptera: Mutillidae) communities in southeastern Amazonia, Brazil

   • Cecília Rodrigues Vieira
   • James Pitts
   • Guarino Rinaldi Colli

   ORIGINAL PAPER 16 September 2015 Pages: 849 - 861

   

5. Invasive plant species may serve as a biological corridor for the invertebrate fauna of naturally isolated hosts

   • D. Van der Colff
   • L. L. Dreyer
   • F. Roets

   ORIGINAL PAPER 28 September 2015 Pages: 863 - 875

   

6. Effect of sun exposure on saproxylic beetle assemblages may change with topoclimate in a subtropical forest of east China

   • Jie Wu
   • Hui Pan
   • Mingshui Zhao

   ORIGINAL PAPER 28 September 2015 Pages: 877 - 889

   

7. Temperature, leaf cover density and solar radiation influence the abundance of an oligophagous insect herbivore at the southern edge of its range

   • Maarten de Groot
   • Meta Kogoj

   ORIGINAL PAPER 05 October 2015 Pages: 891 - 899

   

8. Range increase of a Neotropical orchid bee under future scenarios of climate change

   • Daniel P. Silva
   • Ana C. B. A. Macêdo
   • Paulo De Marco Jr.

   ORIGINAL PAPER 13 October 2015 Pages: 901 - 910

   

9. Butterfly bait traps versus zigzag walks: What is the better way to monitor common and threatened butterflies in non-tropical regions?

   • Lada Jakubikova
   • Tomas Kadlec

   ORIGINAL PAPER 14 October 2015 Pages: 911 - 919

   

10. Modeling the potential distribution and conservation status of three species of oak gall wasps (Hymenoptera: Cynipidae) in the Iberian range

    • A. Rodríguez
    • J. F. Gómez
    • J. L. Nieves-Aldrey

    ORIGINAL PAPER 14 October 2015 Pages: 921 - 934

    

11. Climate association with fluctuation in annual abundance of fifty widely distributed moths in England and Wales: a citizen-science study

    • John Fawcett Wilson
    • David Baker
    • Heather Young

    ORIGINAL PAPER 17 October 2015 Pages: 935 - 946

    

12. Response of the copro-necrophagous beetle (Coleoptera: Scarabaeinae) assemblage to a range of soil characteristics and livestock management in a tropical landscape

    • Patrícia Menegaz De Farias
    • Lucrecia Arellano
    • Silvia López Ortiz

    ORIGINAL PAPER 17 October 2015 Pages: 947 - 960

    

13. Intensive fish ponds as ecological traps for dragonflies: an imminent threat to the endangered species Sympetrum depressiusculum (Odonata: Libellulidae)

    • Hana Šigutová
    • Martin Šigut
    • Aleš Dolný

    ORIGINAL PAPER 18 October 2015 Pages: 961 - 974

    

14. Conservation value of post-mining headwaters: drainage channels at a lignite spoil heap harbour threatened stream dragonflies

    • Filip Tichanek
    • Robert Tropek

    ORIGINAL PAPER 24 October 2015 Pages: 975 - 985

    

15. Species richness of eruciform larvae associated with native and alien plants in the southeastern United States

    • C. Scott Clem
    • D. W. Held

    ORIGINAL PAPER 26 October 2015 Pages: 987 - 997

    

16. Pesticide use within a pollinator-dependent crop has negative effects on the abundance and species richness of sweat bees, Lasioglossum spp., and on bumble bee colony growth

    • Rachel E. Mallinger
    • Peter Werts
    • Claudio Gratton

    ORIGINAL PAPER 30 October 2015 Pages: 999 - 1010

    

17. Arthropods and novel bird habitats: do clear-cuts in spruce plantations provide similar food resources for insectivorous birds compared with farmland habitats?

    • Franck A. Hollander
    • Nicolas Titeux
    • Hans Van Dyck

    ORIGINAL PAPER 29 October 2015 Pages: 1011 - 1020

    

18. Invasive redback spiders (Latrodectus hasseltii) threaten an endangered, endemic New Zealand beetle (Prodontria lewisii)

    • S. A. Bryan
    • Y. van Heezik
    • B. I. P. Barratt

    ORIGINAL PAPER 29 October 2015 Pages: 1021 - 1027

    

19. Road mortality potentially responsible for billions of pollinating insect deaths annually

    • James H. Baxter-Gilbert
    • Julia L. Riley
    • David Lesbarrères

    SHORT COMMUNICATION 06 October 2015 Pages: 1029 - 1035