From syrphidae@nottingham.ac.uk Thu Feb 5 00:56:56 2004
From: syrphidae@nottingham.ac.uk (William Crins)
Date: Wed, 04 Feb 2004 19:56:56 -0500
Subject: [Syrphidae] A hoverfly dearth?
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Although my collecting activities occur in another part of the Northern
Hemisphere (i.e., Ontario, Canada), I found it to be a poor year for
syrphids here, as well (as did a few other collectors that I have talked
to). There never seems to be a shortage of alien species like Eristalis
tenax, Eristalis arbustorum, and Syritta pipiens, but many native
species seemed to be in short supply. Sorry that I can't provide an
explanation, but I thought it might be of interest to note that the
dearth may not have been restricted to your area.
Bill Crins
Peterborough, Ontario
BJBasquil@aol.com wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> I have been collecting hoverflies in Malaise traps as part of my
> undergraduate project and have now identified those I have collected.
> Due to the time constraints on this type of project, the collection
> period was only from late August to mid-November and the numbers I
> collected were very poor. I can partly attribute this to the quality
> of habitat I chose at the nature reserve I used but wondered if there
> was any connection with the unusually hot weather we had this year.
> Could there have been feeding restrictions for phytophagous larvae?
> Has anyone else noticed a dearth in hoverflies this year? In spite of
> the shortage of actual numbers I have, I think, a few interesting
> results and a record now for one species that according to the
> literature was previously restricted to another area. Perhaps, once I
> have had identification confirmed my results may be of interest. I
> intend to use Syrph the Net together with other sources to identify
> hoverfly ecological attributes and to determine which, if any,
> determine hoverfly guild structure. Due to the paucity of my actual
> data I will also be analysing data collected as part of a previous PhD
> thesis at a neighbouring site.
>
> Kind regards,
>
> Beverley Basquil
>
> Oxford Brookes University
> Environmental Biology
>
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Although my collecting activities occur in another part of the Northern
Hemisphere (i.e., Ontario, Canada), I found it to be a poor year for syrphids
here, as well (as did a few other collectors that I have talked to).
There never seems to be a shortage of alien species like Eristalis tenax,
Eristalis arbustorum, and Syritta pipiens, but many native species seemed
to be in short supply. Sorry that I can't provide an explanation,
but I thought it might be of interest to note that the dearth may not have
been restricted to your area.
Bill Crins
Peterborough, Ontario
BJBasquil@aol.com wrote:
Dear
All,
I have
been collecting hoverflies in Malaise traps as part of my undergraduate
project and have now identified those I have collected. Due to the time
constraints on this type of project, the collection period was only from
late August to mid-November and the numbers I collected were very poor.
I can partly attribute this to the quality of habitat I chose at the nature
reserve I used but wondered if there was any connection with the unusually
hot weather we had this year. Could there have been feeding restrictions
for phytophagous larvae? Has anyone else noticed a dearth in hoverflies
this year? In spite of the shortage of actual numbers I have, I think,
a few interesting results and a record now for one species that according
to the literature was previously restricted to another area. Perhaps, once
I have had identification confirmed my results may be of interest. I intend
to use Syrph the Net together with other sources to identify hoverfly ecological
attributes and to determine which, if any, determine hoverfly guild structure.
Due to the paucity of my actual data I will also be analysing data collected
as part of a previous PhD thesis at a neighbouring site.
Kind
regards,
Beverley
Basquil
Oxford
Brookes University
Environmental
Biology
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From syrphidae@nottingham.ac.uk Tue Feb 17 17:19:57 2004
From: syrphidae@nottingham.ac.uk (Jean-Michel MAES)
Date: Tue, 17 Feb 2004 23:19:57 +0600 (GMT)
Subject: [Syrphidae] www - birds - aves - oiseaux
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Para : Member of Syrphidae list
SYRPHIDAE@NOTTINGHAM.AC.UK
Inglaterra
La ONG ALAS : Alianza para las Areas Silverstres
Tiene el gusto de anunciar el nacimiento oficial de su pagina web
Destinada a enlazar los interesados en Aves, animales, plantas y =E1reas =
silvestres en Nicaragua
Si le gustan las aves, le gustar=E1 los magnificos dibujos de Augusto =
Silva, puede accesarlos desde la checklist de especies de aves de =
Nicaragua en la pagina
http://www.avesnicaragua.org/
informaciones y links son bienvenidos=20
=20
The ALAS organization (Wild Areas Association)
Is proud to announce his new web page
Which links the people of Nicaragua interested in birds, animals, plants =
and wild areas
If you like birds, you will enjoy the wonderful paintings of Augusto =
Silva, accessible through the checklist of Nicaraguan birds in the web =
page=20
http://www.avesnicaragua.org/
informations and links are welcome
L'organisation ALAS (Association pour les Espaces Sauvages)
Est heureuse d'annoncer la naissance de sa nouvelle page web
Qui pr=E9tend unir les Nicaraguayens interess=E9s par les oiseaux, les =
animaux, les plantes et les espaces sauvages
Si vous aimez les oiseaux, vous serez fascin=E9s par les magnifiques =
aquarelles de Augusto Silva, auquelles vous acc=E9dez via la checklist =
des oiseaux du Nicaragua dans la page web
http://www.avesnicaragua.org/
informations et links sont les bienvenus.
Sincerely,
Con amistad,
Amicalement,
Jean-Michel.
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www.geocities.com/krislinde/pdf/JMMAES.pdf (bibliografia)=20
www.estasemanatv.com/05012003/04.asx (mariposas)
From syrphidae@nottingham.ac.uk Thu Feb 19 18:04:31 2004
From: syrphidae@nottingham.ac.uk (cyrille.dussaix)
Date: Thu, 19 Feb 2004 19:04:31 +0100
Subject: [Syrphidae] Invitation
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Hello,
If you find my photographic data base deserving of your interest,
you can participate in it by sending me photos or dried specimens or to
the alcohol.
If this base is dedicated in France, but it can nevertheless interested
a big number of you and especially the beginners.
I look for also a "selection panel" to abolish possible errors.
Well to you.
See :
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/cyrille.dussaix/
or better :
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/cyrille.dussaix/L.html
****************************************
INSECTA DIPTERA SYRPHIDAE de France
WANADOO Net d'OR 2003-SARTHE
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/cyrille.dussaix/
SYRFID
http://syrfid.ensat.fr/
Diptera-Syrphidae : Liste de discussion. Me contacter.
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Hello,
If you find my photographic data base deserving of your interest, you
can participate in it by sending me photos or dried specimens or to the alcohol.
If this base is dedicated in France, but it can nevertheless interested a
big number of you and especially the beginners.
I look for also a "selection panel" to abolish possible errors.
Well to you.
See :
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/cyrille.dussaix/
or better :
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/cyrille.dussaix/L.html
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From syrphidae@nottingham.ac.uk Mon Feb 23 15:32:50 2004
From: syrphidae@nottingham.ac.uk (Alomar, Oscar)
Date: Mon, 23 Feb 2004 16:32:50 +0100
Subject: [Syrphidae] buying a Malaise trap
Message-ID:
I wonde rif you could provide us with some adresses to get Malaise traps =
wich have proven useful for Syrphids but are not that expensive.
Thanks,
Oscar Alomar
IRTA - Centre de Cabrils
Spain
=20
From syrphidae@nottingham.ac.uk Mon Feb 23 16:08:35 2004
From: syrphidae@nottingham.ac.uk (Frank Dziock)
Date: Mon, 23 Feb 2004 17:08:35 +0100
Subject: [Syrphidae] Re: buying a Malaise trap
In-Reply-To:
References:
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Dear Oscar,
maybe you would like to contact bioform at www.bioform.de --> Enter
online shop. They distribute Malaise Traps (model Prof. Bartak) for 210
EUROS each.
Another possibility is Marris House Nets, but they have recently
abandoned their distribution, so maybe there are only some (or none) of
the Malaise traps left. Contact address:
R.S. George
Marris House Nets
54 Richmond Park Avenue
Queen`s Park
Bournemouth
England BH8 9DR
Phone 01202-515238
Fax 01202 525151
These traps were 96 Pounds each (Price of 2002)
Best wishes from cold and cloudy Leipzig,
Frank Dziock
Alomar, Oscar schrieb:
>I wonde rif you could provide us with some adresses to get Malaise traps wich have proven useful for Syrphids but are not that expensive.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Oscar Alomar
>IRTA - Centre de Cabrils
>Spain
>
>
>_______________________________________________
>Syrphidae mailing list
>Syrphidae@nottingham.ac.uk
>http://lists.nottingham.ac.uk/mailman/listinfo/syrphidae
>
>
>
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D - 04318 Leipzig
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Telefon - Phone ++49 - 341 235 2533
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Dear Oscar,
maybe you would like to contact bioform at www.bioform.de --> Enter
online shop. They distribute Malaise Traps (model Prof. Bartak) for 210
EUROS each.
Another possibility is Marris House Nets, but they have recently
abandoned their distribution, so maybe there are only some (or none) of
the Malaise traps left. Contact address:
R.S. George
Marris House Nets
54 Richmond Park Avenue
Queen`s Park
Bournemouth
England BH8 9DR
Phone 01202-515238
Fax 01202 525151
These traps were 96 Pounds each (Price of 2002)
Best wishes from cold and cloudy Leipzig,
Frank Dziock
Alomar, Oscar schrieb:
I wonde rif you could provide us with some adresses to get Malaise traps wich have proven useful for Syrphids but are not that expensive.
Thanks,
Oscar Alomar
IRTA - Centre de Cabrils
Spain
_______________________________________________
Syrphidae mailing list
Syrphidae@nottingham.ac.uk
http://lists.nottingham.ac.uk/mailman/listinfo/syrphidae
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Environmental
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Department Naturschutzforschung - Department
of Conservation Biology
Permoser Str. 15
D - 04318 Leipzig
Germany
Telefon - Phone
++49 - 341 235 2533
Fax
++49 - 341 235 3191
E-mail
Frank.Dziock@ufz.de
homepage
http://www.ufz.de/index.php?de=1897
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
God in his wisdom made the fly, and then forgot to tell us why
Dear all,
Vermandel sells Malaise-traps. A simple =
one=20
("eenvoudige Malaiseval") for about EUR 79,00 or the British Museum =
type=20
for EUR 225,00.
See: www.vermandel.com >> =
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>> "insectenvallen".
Andr=E9 van Eck
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Another possibility is Marris House Nets, but they have =
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Marris =
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Queen`s =
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Bournemouth
England BH8=20
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Phone 01202-515238
Fax 01202 525151
These traps were =
96=20
Pounds each (Price of 2002)
Best wishes from cold and cloudy=20
Leipzig,
Frank Dziock
Alomar, Oscar schrieb:
I wonde rif you could provide us with =
some adresses to get Malaise traps wich have proven useful for Syrphids =
but are not that expensive.
Thanks,
Oscar Alomar
IRTA - Centre de Cabrils
Spain
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