Paul Beuk 21 October 2010 08:10:38

Perhaps more common, perhaps less overlooked. Not special that you find them, certainly not these days, but they are beuatiful, yes.

rvanderweele 21 October 2010 07:13:13

BTW, Paul, did Sargus bipunctatus became more common during the last decades? I remember 20-25 years ago an article in Entomologische Berichten about the species. As far as I know it was then consider

rvanderweele 21 October 2010 05:23:16

Not special? I think these flies are really beautiful animals. Until now I haven't seen the species in the Betuwe.

Paul Beuk 20 October 2010 22:54:41

Sphyracephala movie!

Paul Beuk 20 October 2010 22:40:57

Nothing special about that. A species well known to be about in fall, even in November (weather permitting).

rvanderweele 20 October 2010 21:41:21

In Hungary I collected in october always series of Sargus bipunctatus.

Paul Beuk 20 October 2010 19:34:43

I remember a 20 October a 25 odd years ago with 20 degrees and me collecting two species of Didea.

rvanderweele 20 October 2010 12:27:24

Snow already!!Okay, you are in the north, but snow on October 20th.

Roger Thomason 20 October 2010 04:24:00

7 months of snow, 4 months of crap...now snow again! I'm up for adoption...must be somewhere warm! Sense of humour an advantage. Nearly house trained. Apply within.

rvanderweele 19 October 2010 14:41:38

Indeed, I found in the past some of his articles on the Net. I don't why I was too stupid to find the other ones. I wll look for them. Thanks!

Paul Beuk 19 October 2010 09:52:40

Some of them. But it should be possible to find most using Google.

rvanderweele 18 October 2010 06:50:39

Does somebody has the articles of Daugeron about African Empididae?

cyprinoid 15 October 2010 11:16:41

Phorid video w/ 'tough-guy' narration: http://www.youtub...UThaL-D6U8

rvanderweele 15 October 2010 06:34:30

Nikola, please put your great portrait of the Salticella also on diptera.info. The photo on Facebook is just great.

rvanderweele 13 October 2010 19:20:52

what do you mean, Andre? It is a great Heleomyzidae. BTW, I collected there as well an Agathomyia sexmaculata, which is not at all often collected!

Andre 13 October 2010 09:06:36

What's that, Ruud?

rvanderweele 11 October 2010 08:37:13

I am particularly happy with the female Eccoptomera longiseta, which I collected yesterday in Marienwaerdt!

Paul Beuk 06 October 2010 12:56:30

Interested in Chandler's Platypezidae book? See http://bit.ly/drzJG0.

Paul Beuk 05 October 2010 17:47:36

LoL, how to operate such a setup?

jorgemotalmeida 05 October 2010 15:37:40

http://www.flickr...otostream/ material along with Zerene stacker: http://www.flickr...761091535/