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E. B. Pinniger
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'''Edward B. Pinniger''' (born 1913) was a British recording engineer and amateur entomologist associated with the London Natural History Society. In 1946, with Miss C. Longfield, he was the first to discover a specimen of ''Coenagrion scitulum'' in Britain.
==Early life==
Edward Pinniger was born in Pancras, London, in 1913. His mother's maiden name was Cook.<ref>https://ift.tt/2K7P0xF>
==Career==
==Entomology==
A keen entymologist, Pinniger was closely associated with the [[London Natural History Society]].<ref>[https://ift.tt/32ZKzhd "The dragonflies of Essex"], Issue 9 of Essex naturalist, Essex Field Club, 1988, p. 103.</ref> In 1946, his paper for their journal ''The London Naturalist'' was reprinted as ''The Neuroptera of the Home Counties''. On 21 July 1946, with Miss C. Longfield, he was searching dykes near [[Benfleet and Southend Marshes|Benfleet]] for ''Lestes dryas'' when they were the first to discover a specimen of ''Coenagrion scitulum'' in Britain. They first captured a male and subsequently two females three quarters of a mile away.
==Death==
==Selected publications==
* ''The Neuroptera of the Home Counties''. London, 1946. ''London Naturalist'' reprint No. 38.
* "Coenagrion scitulum (Rambur): A dragonfly new to Britain", ''The London Naturalist'', Vol. 26, p. 80.
== References ==
== External links ==
*https://ift.tt/2KbOkqY
==Early life==
Edward Pinniger was born in Pancras, London, in 1913. His mother's maiden name was Cook.<ref>https://ift.tt/2K7P0xF>
==Career==
==Entomology==
A keen entymologist, Pinniger was closely associated with the [[London Natural History Society]].<ref>[https://ift.tt/32ZKzhd "The dragonflies of Essex"], Issue 9 of Essex naturalist, Essex Field Club, 1988, p. 103.</ref> In 1946, his paper for their journal ''The London Naturalist'' was reprinted as ''The Neuroptera of the Home Counties''. On 21 July 1946, with Miss C. Longfield, he was searching dykes near [[Benfleet and Southend Marshes|Benfleet]] for ''Lestes dryas'' when they were the first to discover a specimen of ''Coenagrion scitulum'' in Britain. They first captured a male and subsequently two females three quarters of a mile away.
==Death==
==Selected publications==
* ''The Neuroptera of the Home Counties''. London, 1946. ''London Naturalist'' reprint No. 38.
* "Coenagrion scitulum (Rambur): A dragonfly new to Britain", ''The London Naturalist'', Vol. 26, p. 80.
== References ==
== External links ==
*https://ift.tt/2KbOkqY
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