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3092
Thanks, Darrel I think you could be right, but I'm not expert enough to know why. Are there any field marks that would confirm it was a Muslin and not...
Joe Higman
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Oct 2, 2005
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3093
Hello, My sus is that I have not got the keys to identify this flying insect. I am looking to genus from a hardly ideal photograph. ...
British Marine Life S...
glaucus25
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Oct 2, 2005
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3094
Hello All, Been beevering away at my little project, not finished yet, but would like a bit of feedback. What do you think of this version:- ...
tipula_maxima
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Oct 2, 2005
8:35 pm
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Probably Lasioglossum males, I'd suggest L. calceatum. Philippe http://users.skynet.be/fa213618 ... From: "British Marine Life Study Society"...
Philippe Moniotte
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Oct 3, 2005
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Hello Philippe, Lasioglossum had occurred to me. Its small size indicated. http://www.glaucus.org.uk/Bee3.html for more pictures. Cheers Andy Horton ...
glaucus25
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Oct 3, 2005
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3097
Hi Joe, Its guess work really, it looked a bit like a Buff Ermine caterpillar, but it wasn't "quite right". I was pretty sure it was an Arctiidae caterpillar...
Darrel Watts
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Oct 3, 2005
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3098
Hello, 3 October 2005 Although overcast in the afternoon, the temperature was 15.2 șC so there should have been a few butterflies around but the total was...
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glaucus25
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Oct 3, 2005
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Alan again, done a bit more work on my slideshow thingy. I hope you don't mind but I have built a short slideshow using other peoples pics to prove it is...
tipula_maxima
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Oct 3, 2005
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These insects were photographed in Southern Spain in May this year. I think the Dragonfly is Keeled Skimmer (Orthetrum coerulescens) and the red beetle was...
brian901715
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Oct 4, 2005
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The black beetle is a Pimelia species, maybe P. grossa or bipunctata, hard to tell from a photo. See http://users.skynet.be/fa213618/Pimelia%20sp.htm also from...
Philippe Moniotte
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Oct 4, 2005
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Hello Darrel, I have tried to find Reg Fry's site but had no luck. Could you post a link please ? Thanks, Mick. ... [Non-text portions of this message have...
mick massie
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Oct 4, 2005
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I think its http://www.ukleps.btinternet.co.uk/ Chris ... From: mick massie [mailto:mick.massie@...] Sent: 03 October 2005 16:59 To:...
Chris Court
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Oct 4, 2005
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Hello Brian, No constructive comment except to agree about the tenebrionid: there are several basically similar species around the Med - some longer in the...
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Oct 4, 2005
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Hi Brian, the dragonfly isn't Keeled Skimmer due to the thick black 'tramlines' running down the abdomen. Looks more like a female Black-tailed Skimmer [O....
Steve Covey
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Oct 4, 2005
10:25 pm
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Hello, Not a glamorous insect: rather an ugly type and probably a larva ? http://www.glaucus.org.uk/Critter301.jpg Date: 27 September 2005 It seemed (not...
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glaucus25
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Oct 5, 2005
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Andy, they look like lepidopterous pupae. Ian ... From: "British Marine Life Study Society" <Glaucus@...> To: <british_insects@yahoogroups.com> Sent:...
Ian Thirlwell
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Oct 5, 2005
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Hi Mick, Thanks to Chris who has already done this. Reg's site is extremely hard to find on the WWW, and never appears if you search on Google, possibly...
Darrel Watts
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Oct 5, 2005
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Thanks to everyone that has helped with these and sorry about the URLs. Concensus is: Black-tailed Skimmer Orthetrum cancellatum Mylabris quadripunctata ...
brian901715
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Oct 6, 2005
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3110
Hi Andy, i'd suggest moth pupae. Of what species i wouldn't have the foggiest - did you take a sample? If so you could try rearing them - they need no food,...
Richard Thomas
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Oct 6, 2005
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Here's a query for someone who knows. I went to see some Formica rufa colonies a couple weekends ago and spotted a thin piece of debris that appeared to be...
Mike Lush
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Oct 12, 2005
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Hi Mike A bit busy now, but if no one else replies by tomorrow I will dig out the information from Donisthorpes "Guests of the British Ants". Paul Talbot ...
Paul Talbot
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Oct 12, 2005
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3113
Hi, To save Paul T the time I've looked at Donisthorpe. The following were recorded with the "rufa" group: Myrmecozela ochraceela-which makes long cases. ...
Paul Boswell
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Oct 12, 2005
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3114
Already looked there (see my original message)! I understand, it's getting late in the day! I think the cases in Amphisbatis are smaller than in Myrmecozela,...
Mike Lush
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Oct 12, 2005
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Hi Mike Sorry for not getting back before now about this moth in the Wood Ant nest(snowed under with work). I have two questions: Has the problem been solved...
Paul Talbot
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Oct 13, 2005
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3116
Hi Paul, Erm, no and no. I ended up tearing the bag open to get at the occupant. I probably would have taken a photo of it otherwise, but don't have the kit. ...
Mike Lush
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Oct 13, 2005
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Hi Mike From a perusal of the available literature I think your moth spp can only be: Myrmecozela ochraceela. The time,place and description fit perfectly for...
Paul Talbot
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Oct 14, 2005
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3118
Paul, Donisthorpe states that this species is only found in Scotland whereas I'm near Bristol, though admittedly it may have been found more widely since 1927....
Mike Lush
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Oct 14, 2005
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Hi Mike Bradley 2000 suggests; Rare..Central Scotland, Highlands, Aberdeen,S England, S Hants. Many of the micro moths are classed as "rare" simply because no...
Paul Talbot
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Oct 14, 2005
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3120
Hi all, I have uploaded a picture to the files area called Bucks 1610. I didn't have a lens or anything and i didn't want to take it away with me so this pic...
Chris Court
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Oct 17, 2005
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3121
We found some other 'strange jellies' on Bookham Common a few days ago. I have put photos of them in a folder 'More Jellies' at : ...
Mick Massie
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