





A pooter uses suction to collect small invertebrates without harming them. A pooter consists of a collection vessel (often a plastic or glass jar) with a tight fitting lid.
A pooter uses suction to collect small invertebrates without harming them. A pooter consists of a collection vessel (often a plastic or glass jar) with a tight fitting lid.
The pooter is a classic piece of entomological equipment, enabling the capture of small or delicate invertebrates without the risk of damaging them or losing them in the undergrowth.
A pitfall trap is often used to get a sample of small invertebrates living on the ground, such as beetles, spiders and slugs. It consists of a container, such as a yoghurt carton, buried in the...
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Based on the classic Pooter design, the NHBS Pooter is an affordable, easy-to-use piece of entomological equipment that allows for the safe collection of smaller specimens that would otherwise be too delicate to handle.
A pooter is a flexible tube that can be used to catch invertebrates directly from leaves. The user sucks one end, which draws the invertebrate upwards to a trap area.
An aspirator is a small device designed to create a vacuum, consisting of a bottle with two hoses connected through a stopper. By drawing air out of the bottle using one hose, an insect or liquid is sucked in through the other.
An aspirator is a device used for capturing small insects. The basic design of an aspirator includes a vial (usually plastic) and a tight fitting cork, rubber stopper, or other cap with two metal tubes running through it.







