Hi everyone, Further to David's email, I believe that the website is the best way to attract more members, and at the moment it does leave a lot to be desired....
I see the weaknesses in the website, Sarah, although I don't think that there is need for a major and expensive overall rehash. I see three problems, two of...
On a Herts & Middx Butterfly Conservation field meeting to look for hairstreak ova today (Sunday 5th Feb), I was surprised to encounter an example of the...
Did the council explain its reasoning for insisting that the group confine itself to E&E business? It would seem that this would only be a sensible thing on...
That was a while ago. I think (hope) the attitude will be different now. Although many of our members are technically switched on, there are a lot who still...
LNHS now owns have a battery powered 'Heath' portable moth trap. It uses a 15w actinic tube and can be left out all night. It is not as bright as a MV trap, so...
An odd request: LNHS have some old records on a tape cassette. We need to find a means of reading these, so are looking for a machine with a 3M model MC3000 or...
Hello, David. The beetle certainly looks chrysomelid but not enough detail for me to give a guess. To the best of my knowledge, gall-formers are predominantly...
Another difficulty for the E&E section is that most speakers would now expect to give powerpoint presentations; but the LNHS doesn't have a projector so has to...
We are in the process of buying a projector and PC. We always welcome guests to our meetings, at least that is what I always say. Mick. ... [Non-text portions...
Paul, a few comments below. ... Not sure on the process for suggesting LNHS buys one, although I note that Mick has recently purchased a Heath trap so...
Yes that is the one I used - I would strongly recommend it to anyone interested. It doesn't help much for this gall which might however be the viral gall ...
The beetle is almost certainly Plagiodera versicolora, a common leafbeetle on willows. Stuart ... Hello, David. The beetle certainly looks chrysomelid but not...
The beetle is almost certainly Plagiodera versicolora, a common chrysomelid of willows. Incidentally, the printers of the March - August LNHS programme which I...
On Wednesday the first bee of my annual plague appeared in my front room (in Finchley); and there was another this morning. I think there must be a nest or...
Peter Pickering
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Feb 16, 2006 10:31 pm
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Having now chopped up another of these galls from the same willow I found a small creature (about .4mm) inside. I'd call this a mite - but this is not my area...
Hello people, seeking advice - anyone who thinks this is off-topic can respond to me off-group but I think this is of interest to people who run web-sites and...
Dear Paul, I don't know the answer to this as I haven't had any similar problems, but perhaps you could insert the word "ladybug" as a metatag on each page to ...
David Element
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Feb 28, 2006 6:14 pm
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tb e mailDear Clare, Only to happy to pass this message on - with apologies to those who might have already received it. I cannot claim to be a badger expert...
David Element
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Mar 1, 2006 8:40 pm
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Paul,
I may be misunderstanding something here, but the following search “paul mabbott
ladybirds” in Google (UK pages) has just worked very well for me...
Hello everyone, John Murray of the Herts and Middlesex branch of Butterfly Conservation (HMBC) has picked up on a piece of idle chatter that I had almost...
I didn't get a photo, or close enough to be able to discuss identification details - we saw two exotics that day I recall, the second one was fluttering...
Keir, Mick I think that there have been a trickle of reports of exotic species of butterflies from this area over the years, and most of the escapes probably...
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