Thread subject: Diptera.info :: M cingulatus?

Posted by darrenbradley on 10-09-2007 21:17
#6

Hi Sue,

Thanks for the reply. I know what you mean regarding accessible reference material. Quite amazing that after all the years and all the translations to the internet that there are so few coherent, rigourous sites. Stop the next dome and give our entomologists a real budget!

Yes, the relatively small number of species in the UK could work well in my disorganised world (and relatively small abode). I live near the River Kennet and Savernake Forest and virtually pass Snelsmore Common on the way home from work. I think this would give me reasonable access to around ten of the species (unless Savernake is a treasure trove!).
As for a local expert I think the ranger at Snelsmore might help with a contact. Still, plenty of time to consider it soon. A few more weeks and the weather will have changed. :(

Thanks,
Darren.