Please would/could someone of knowledgability identify and assess hazard for the following:~ Last week, I opened my front door one morning - to be confronted...
Hi Angus From your description I would suggest you have seen one of the larger species of Icheumon wasp - they seem to be plentiful at the moment and come in a...
The AES Bug Club is running a free event this Saturday at the Oxford University Parks, followed by a trip round the University Museum and a free private...
The June and August AES Bug Club magazines have been in Bug Clubbers' hands for a while now!! In June there was a fun article on how to make an insect collage...
It appears to be an immature stage. The bug is striped horizontially black and red. The body is soft and is as big as a thumb nail. The head is very small....
Thank You for your help...I have never seen one in Pa. before...do you know its name? Sue ************************************** See what's new at...
SueCorey@...
Sep 10, 2007 11:01 am
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For Bug Club members (including those who join on the day) or for those who can provide other evidence of competence to look after insects, I have some Indian...
One of them is a flounced rustic (Luperina testacea). Another one looks like Xestia xanthographa (the square-spot rustic). I will leave you to decide which...
Hi Guys, 1st post on this forum as my son and i have just finished building our Vivarium. We want to know what species we can keep together in the same...
Hi Can you Please Help me identify this Bug : A good friend of mine say's she has seen this in her Yard and has no idea what it is,we a hopeful you can tell...
INLINE195@...
Sep 19, 2007 2:58 pm
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This touching picture of Mother Wren feeding her young was posted in 2004. That was then, this is now. js -- PHOTO OF THE WEEK: http://schmidling.com/pow.htm ...
Thanks, Fredrik, Can you tell me where I could see others like this? Sue ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com...
SueCorey@...
Sep 19, 2007 5:08 pm
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If you attached the pic it didn't come through. Sharon ... -- Please go and read my online articles located at Associated Content: ...
... http://www.aol.com ... No problems, Sue! I'm only happy to help. I'm not sure what you mean, do you mean where to find them in the wild or more reading? ...
The insects are Craneflies, probably Tipula sp. The fungi look more like an opportunistic mould than the species that specifically target insects, but it's...
Dear Friends, I am sharing with you an event designed by me which has been inspired from Breakfast with butterflies held at Bronx Zoo which I attended few...
I am a rank amateur when it comes to entomology. Collins Pocket Guide to the Insects of Britain & Western Europe is a great help, but I am often unsure which...
Does anyone have a "home-snapped" (is that really a phrase?) picture of a queen bee? I am almost through with a children's book I am writing - I posted a ...
Stuart Hine, manager of the Natural History Museum's Insect Information Service, will be identifying the bugs, critters and mini beasts that plague or please...
Hi! Could anyone please identify this bug as it constantly bites me. I dont know if I am in the correct site but I would appreciate any help I can get. Thank...
Colin Relf
colinrelf@...
Sep 26, 2007 7:00 pm
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Hi Bridget, It's a Horsefly (Tabanid). Nasty things to get bitten by. What country are you in? (Doesn't look like one of ours!) Malcolm www.bioimages.org.uk...
It's a type of Tabanid or Horsefly. Looks to be one a member of the genus Chrysops - in the US these are called 'deerflies'. This group tend to be head and...
Hi I study birds in Kalimantan (Indonesian Borneo). I am currently trying to write a paper on birds following swarms of army ants to eat the arthropods that...
http://tech.ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/bugclub/photos/browse/305f?c= Can anyone help me identify this insect. I discovered a whole swarm of them in my ivy on...
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