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jorgemotalmeida
31 December 2009 21:20:06
See you in the next decade!!! BYE!
jorgemotalmeida
31 December 2009 21:15:50
Andrzej, are you adept of Trixoscelididae or the genus Trixoscelis should be keep in Heleomyzidae? 
jorgemotalmeida
31 December 2009 18:40:45
I must say:
http://corzonneve...rkey09.php This is WONDERFUL! Enjoy!
(better seen in Firefox)
Andrzej
31 December 2009 13:35:50
The DIPTERON no. 25 was published on 31 December 2009,
see plz at: http://www.pte.au.poznan.pl/dipteron/biu letyn.html
Stephane Lebrun
31 December 2009 12:20:27
NEW DECADEnce is coming!!!!!!!!!!
jorgemotalmeida
30 December 2009 18:50:36
NEW DECADE is coming!!!!!!!!!!
Stephen R
29 December 2009 23:48:40
Have you found an efficient way to pay the bill yet?
conopid
29 December 2009 16:59:35
Just got my Vol2 Flowerflies (Blomflugor) of Sweden - it's FANTASTIC
Roger Thomason
29 December 2009 10:04:44
Don't get too close to it...them Boogie-Woogies like a bit of Beech.
Paul Beuk
29 December 2009 10:00:40
I will check out that beech when I am back in the Maastricht area. Haven't been there for som 10 days now so I missed the local papers. 
Roger Thomason
29 December 2009 09:23:30
If you want strong winds Jorge come up north. We had winds of 285 kmph = 177 mph in 1962. May have been more but it blew measuring kit away http://en.wikiped..._Saxa_Vord
Roger Thomason
28 December 2009 23:09:07
Not as bad as European Beech though. There appears to be one suffering Beech Blight somewhere in the Maastricht area. Those Boogie-Woogie Aphids may be spineless creatures, but once they get going.
Andre
28 December 2009 21:41:08
I am doing my best my way... I come flying to Pt soon.. this way I lift the CO2-emissions.. the weather gets real hot in Pt.. more forestfires.. 
jorgemotalmeida
28 December 2009 21:14:17
lol yeah... I hate those Eucalyptus and Acacia as well! Better would be a specific nematode that would destroy those 2 plagues! You can begin the destruction as you gave the idea.
Andre
28 December 2009 21:11:49
Nature benefits from storms... can't you arrange a storm that destroys all those boring Eucalyptusforests in Portugal? Or better: you become the Eucalyptus-destruction-man!
jorgemotalmeida
28 December 2009 21:04:37
you cannot come here. You would be taken by the wind. "Sting jet" would be more correct.
"Sting jet" would be more correct.
Andre
28 December 2009 21:02:48
So?
jorgemotalmeida
28 December 2009 20:55:51
we had 140 km/h winds in the South! There were about 20 high tension towers destroyed..
http://tinyurl.co...
Andre
28 December 2009 20:51:38
Guess we're here despite Paul's charm...
Paul Beuk
28 December 2009 15:47:49
For spineless creatures like you even a paper collar should suffice...