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The life of Jean Henri Fabre, the entomologist, 1823-1910

Note 5 — Chapter XVII · THE COLLABORATORS

Bernard Miall translation

Sometimes, too, the children anticipate their father’s entomological desires. For example, his son Emile sends him from the neighbourhood of Marseilles a nest of resin-working Hymenoptera.5 His daughter Claire sends him, from another part of Provence, an entomological document of such value that it “reawakened all the enthusiasm of his early years.” It related to one of his favourite insects, another Hymenopteron, the Nest-building Odynerus.

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