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Hello, 2 November 2009 When the sun emerged from from behind the frequent clouds a Peacock Butterfly emerged from hibernation by the Ivy on the edge of the
BWARS has investigated the possibility of making its newsletters available online, but with a year's delay (so that members get the immediate advantage of
Hi Group I frequently come across references to small journals and newsletters (e.g. Entomologist's Monthly, Bulletin of the British Arachnological Society,
I wanted to ID some Ichneumonids so I searched for a key to the Diplazontinae on the web. I found a key to genera but the asking price for the 10 pages is