Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Retezat National Park survey
Posted by cosmln on 14-07-2008 10:35
#1
Hi,
i have started to collect flies from Retezat National Park and interested to do a similar thing like Gordon.
(
http://www.dipter...orum_id=26 )
some information about this area can be found here:
www.retezat.ro
all will/are collected with the net (at leas for now i don't have any trap) so more likely will no be hundred and hundred of specimens and tubs.
please let me know who is interested in material (this will no be sended very often because the mail will be paid from my pocket and my 300 euro salary is not to much).
for now:
Syrphidae will go to
amalia_raluca
Mycetophilidae and
Empididae to
Paul Beuk
Dolichopodidae i will try to do myself, if is the case (and will be) maybe someone want to give some help.
Bombyliidae,
Mythicomyiidae and
Pipunculidae to
David Gibbs
Tachinidae to
Chris Raper and
Theo (?)
Faniidae,
Muscidae (
Hydrotea) &
Sciomyzidae to
Nikita Vikhrev
Lauxaniidae and
Heleomyzidae to
Katerina Dvorakova
Ephydridae to
Tony Irwin
Chamaemyiidae to
Steve Gaimari
Opomyzidae and
Clusiidae to
Jan Willem
Lonchaeidae to
Iain MacGowan
Agromyzidae to
Milos Cerny
Tephritidae,
Pallopteridae,
Otitidae and
Platystomatidae to
Petr Herman
Tabanidae to
Libor Dvorak
Psychodidae to
phil withers
Calliphoridae to
Susan R Walter
Will be very good if you will be interested to publish all the data, i will try to find all article from the area on subject.
Paul later if will be he case and will be interest can you make from this a section? Thanks
cosmln
Edited by cosmln on 18-07-2008 15:33
Posted by Paul Beuk on 14-07-2008 12:23
#2
I will, at the background for the moment, start to create a usergroup and a subforum (hidden for those who are not in the usergroup) for the Retezat NP Survey. Let me know when you are ready to make announcements for the selected usergroup alone and I will activate the forum.
Posted by ChrisR on 14-07-2008 14:17
#3
I'm sure Theo would like to do the tachinids but if he doesn't mind I would be interested to see some. I don't see enough material from Central Europe so it would be good fun :)
On the subject of postage, have you thought of setting up something liek a PayPal account for people to send you donations? I know if I can keep the specimens I would be happy to send you some money for postage - it's not fair that you have to pay for everything just because you are running the scheme :)
Edited by ChrisR on 14-07-2008 14:19
Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 14-07-2008 15:08
#4
I'd take Fanniidae with a pleasure, Sciomyzidae if you want. Muscidae - several groups - Hydrotaea, for example.
Posted by cosmln on 14-07-2008 15:26
#5
Hi Chris & Nikita,
i will update the post.
Chris i will keep tachinids for you and Theo (you think he will be interested also in Tabanidae?).
About creating a PayPal, i think i will manage without (is for science and for Retezat :) ).
Nikita i think i cans split Scyomizidae, but to split Muscidae/Faniidae/Anthomiidae or Hydrotea i'm not sure if i will know how.
just started to learn something here ;)
Posted by Nikita Vikhrev on 14-07-2008 15:43
#6
OK, it is even better, I'll choise out of Muscidae/Faniidae/Anthomiidae myself :D
Posted by cosmln on 14-07-2008 15:44
#7
Nikita Vikhrev wrote:
OK, it is even better, I'll choise out of Muscidae/Faniidae/Anthomiidae myself :D
OK Nikita, thanks.
cosmln
Posted by katerina dvorakova on 14-07-2008 20:24
#8
Hello, if you have some Lauxaniidae and Heleomyzidae, I want it.
Katka
Posted by cosmln on 14-07-2008 20:58
#9
Katerina Dvorakova wrote:
Hello, if you have some Lauxaniidae and Heleomyzidae, I want it.
Katka
Hi Katerina,
i have added you on the first post.
cosmln
Posted by Tony Irwin on 14-07-2008 21:03
#10
Hi Cosmin
I'll tackle any ephydrids - you could send them to David Gibbs (who may be interested to see them anyway) and who could then pass them on to me - it may save a bit on postage!
Posted by cosmln on 14-07-2008 21:55
#11
Tony Irwin wrote:
Hi Cosmin
I'll tackle any ephydrids - you could send them to David Gibbs (who may be interested to see them anyway) and who could then pass them on to me - it may save a bit on postage!
Hi Tony,
i will do so.
thank you,
cosmln
Posted by Steve Gaimari on 14-07-2008 23:27
#12
Happy to do the Chamaemyiidae, like for Kerkini. Not very common, but you'll probably get some. Also, happy to help with lauxaniids if needed.
Cheers,
Steve
Posted by Ralph Sipple on 15-07-2008 07:48
#13
Hi Cosmin,
though not related to diptera: Two years ago I?ve spent some days with L. Krieglsteiner, a german mycologist, in Muntii Retezatului. Result was a large list of Retezat fungi-species. If you?re interested, I?ll send you his mail-adress via "PM" to contact him.
Ralph
One of these days I?ll visit this great region again. Greetings to the donkeys and the young (at that time) white dog at casa academiei.
Posted by cosmln on 15-07-2008 09:30
#14
Steve Gaimari wrote:
Happy to do the Chamaemyiidae, like for Kerkini. Not very common, but you'll probably get some. Also, happy to help with lauxaniids if needed.
Cheers,
Steve
Hi Steve,
i updated the list.
will keep that for you. but i will have o learn them, just make a look through the gallery and they don't look very ... at least in my eyes.
cosmln
Edited by cosmln on 15-07-2008 09:32
Posted by cosmln on 15-07-2008 09:38
#15
Ralph Sipple wrote:
Hi Cosmin,
though not related to diptera: Two years ago I?ve spent some days with L. Krieglsteiner, a german mycologist, in Muntii Retezatului. Result was a large list of Retezat fungi-species. If you?re interested, I?ll send you his mail-adress via "PM" to contact him.
Ralph
One of these days I?ll visit this great region again. Greetings to the donkeys and the young (at that time) white dog at casa academiei.
Hi Ralph,
nice to hear about that and off course that i'm interested in the list, specially if something was published.
please let me know when you will come in Retezat and also if you will need any permit si i can help you that. i will try to send your greetings. until then here i'm with a horse (young one) with blue eyes (first time for me to see blue eyes on a horse). (photo made by my girlfriend, Gabriela). all around there is Retezat, more or less in the middle, near the Bucura lake.
cosmln
Edited by cosmln on 15-07-2008 12:02
Posted by Jan Willem on 15-07-2008 10:00
#16
Hi Cosmin,
If you would like me to identify the Opomyzidae for you, please let me know. I would be very interested. I'm also interested in identifying Clusiidae.
Posted by cosmln on 15-07-2008 10:05
#17
Jan Willem wrote:
Hi Cosmin,
If you would like me to identify the Opomyzidae for you, please let me know. I would be very interested. I'm also interested in identifying Clusiidae.
Hi Jan,
i was hoping that you will come on this.
thank you,
cosmln
Edited by cosmln on 15-07-2008 11:56
Posted by Iain MacGowan on 15-07-2008 11:39
#18
Cosmin
happy to do any Lonchaeidae (males mainly) ....... Iain
Posted by cthirion on 15-07-2008 12:14
#19
I suppose that you know work of Constantineanu and al. (Iasi:)) which determined many Ichneumonidae de Retezat! ;)
Posted by cosmln on 15-07-2008 12:18
#20
cthirion wrote:
I suppose that you know work of Constantineanu and al. (Iasi:)) which determined many Ichneumonidae de Retezat! ;)
Hi,
seen some notes only in the big Fauna volumes. if you have some Retezat article as pdf i will like o have hem or at least the reference title.
by the way: are you interested in Hymenoptera from there (a least now i collect only Torymidae and related for a friend from Iasi, Irinel Popescu).
cosmln
Posted by cosmln on 15-07-2008 12:19
#21
Iain MacGowan wrote:
Cosmin
happy to do any Lonchaeidae (males mainly) ....... Iain
Hi Iain,
i have added you in the first post.
cosmln
Posted by katerina dvorakova on 15-07-2008 19:25
#22
Hi,
my husband Libor Dvorak can determine Tabanidae, if nowbody else dont want it and if they are only tens (no hundreds) specimens and if is enough time to results.
Katka
Posted by cosmln on 17-07-2008 10:11
#23
Katerina Dvorakova wrote:
Hi,
my husband Libor Dvorak can determine Tabanidae, if nowbody else dont want it and if they are only tens (no hundreds) specimens and if is enough time to results.
Katka
Hi,
no interest in them until now so i will put his name there, but send the specimens in the same place when will be the case.
if remember well it is a paper regarding Retezat tabanids (if you need that please let me know, i will search for that and send as pdf... but in romanian).
cosmln
Posted by phil withers on 17-07-2008 10:58
#24
I'd be happy to look at the Psychodidae: so long as they are in alcohol. Will also take Heleomyzidae if no-one else will.
Posted by cosmln on 17-07-2008 11:12
#25
phil withers wrote:
I'd be happy to look at the Psychodidae: so long as they are in alcohol. Will also take Heleomyzidae if no-one else will.
Hi Phil,
i added you on the first post.
thanks for your interest,
cosmln
Posted by Paul Beuk on 17-07-2008 11:38
#26
cosmln wrote:
Tephritidae, Pallopteridae, Otitidae and Platystomatidae to Petr Herman
Tabanidae to Libor Dvorak
These two are no members at the site yet and could not be added to the relevant usergroup.
Posted by Ralph Sipple on 17-07-2008 12:15
#27
Hi Cosmin,
as I don?t know whether one gets a separate e-mail-information by this site: I?ve sent a private message to you!
Ralph
Posted by Paul Beuk on 17-07-2008 12:37
#28
Ralph Sipple wrote:as I don?t know whether one gets a separate e-mail-information by this site: I?ve sent a private message to you!
As a rule, people should. However, it is a site setting that can be overruled by a user's personal setting, and when users have changed their addresses and did not change it in their profiles, it is possible the messages bounce.
Posted by cosmln on 18-07-2008 00:27
#29
Ralph Sipple wrote:
Hi Cosmin,
as I don?t know whether one gets a separate e-mail-information by this site: I?ve sent a private message to you!
Ralph
Hi Ralph,
received, check your private message.
cosmln
Posted by Susan R Walter on 18-07-2008 14:48
#30
If you need help with the Calliphorids and no one else wants them, I would be happy to help. You just need to be aware that my experience is limited and I am still learning a lot, so I would like them for the practice it will give me - but maybe you want to practice too. :D Also my time is quite limited, so like Katerina's husband - 10s, not 100s please :D
Re the blue-eyed foal - horses do sometimes have pale eyes (some breeds much more than others) - always makes them look slightly mad once they are adult. It doesn't seem to affect their sight I don't think.
Posted by cosmln on 18-07-2008 15:32
#31
Susan R Walter wrote:
If you need help with the Calliphorids and no one else wants them, I would be happy to help. You just need to be aware that my experience is limited and I am still learning a lot, so I would like them for the practice it will give me - but maybe you want to practice too. :D Also my time is quite limited, so like Katerina's husband - 10s, not 100s please :D
Re the blue-eyed foal - horses do sometimes have pale eyes (some breeds much more than others) - always makes them look slightly mad once they are adult. It doesn't seem to affect their sight I don't think.
Hi Susan,
thanks a lot for your interest in helping this.
will put away calliphorids for you.
cosmln
Posted by Andrzej on 19-07-2008 15:19
#32
Hi !,
I've made a short break in my holidays. The material from Retezat Mts regarding Trixoscelididae and Heleomyzidae is very interesting for me too :).
Andrzej
Posted by Zeegers on 05-08-2008 21:45
#33
HI Cosmin,
I'm happy to help with Tachi's, Rhino's and Miltogramminae, not to forget Oestridae.
At your convenience, you can send the material to Chris, He'll pass on to me where he needs me.
Theo
Posted by cosmln on 17-08-2008 00:14
#34
Hi,
thanks to all for the help.
just started to put away/split material, print label...
hope that next week i will start to send material.
Paul can you start the Retezat section? but keep this open/public maybe some other persons will be interested.
cosmln
Edited by cosmln on 17-08-2008 00:15
Posted by Liekele Sijstermans on 22-08-2008 00:49
#35
Hi cosmln,
I can identify Sarcophagidae, if you like.
Liekele