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ChrisR
18 March 2011 09:34:57
There is also an excellent and active FB group for Diptera too 
ChrisR
18 March 2011 09:28:35
Max Barclay is a very active FB coleopterist who works at the NHM and I am sure he would help if he could
rvanderweele
18 March 2011 08:44:54
Sara, are you not on Facebook? On Facebook many coleopterists are active. Maybe it is an option to ask them.
xylo
18 March 2011 07:39:27
Sara: Probably your local library hold a copy of: The Palaearctic Chrysomelidae.
Sara21392
17 March 2011 21:04:16
Hi friends! Do you know any site about identification key of Chrysomelidae (Coleoptera) in palaearctic? I'll so thanks to you 
shililauxaniid
15 March 2011 19:16:01
A request: who know where is the type specimens Homoneura variipennis Czerny, 1933 (Diptera: Lauxaniidae). email to me. Thank you vey much.
Paul Beuk
15 March 2011 16:46:09
daniel86: Once more: Questions in the forum, please?
Paul Beuk
15 March 2011 12:07:13
Curtonotidae have two costal breaks and a complete subcosta. Next time, please ask in the forum?
daniel86
14 March 2011 22:58:55
other question... curtonotidae it can have subcostal vein incomplete??
daniel86
14 March 2011 22:35:18
question!! help!! Curtonotidae have two costal break? Tanks !
Roger Thomason
14 March 2011 21:41:56
Just trying to compete with Paul at silly remarks...not easy, but I may have surpassed him this time...it wasn't easy.
rvanderweele
14 March 2011 21:34:17
Mr. Thomas Rogerson saying something seriously is truly worth noticing!
Stephen R
14 March 2011 20:19:49
That doesn't need saying.
Gordon
14 March 2011 15:42:50
And you said Mr Beuk was making silly remarks. 
Surely you meant Mr Thomason
Surely you meant Mr Thomason
rvanderweele
13 March 2011 08:57:58
5 minutes. For me that was long....in the old times when I enjoyed those unhealthy things.
Roger Thomason
13 March 2011 01:08:44
A Marathon in 4 hours, I used to take about 5 minutes, of course they are called Snickers now http://en.wikiped...i/Snickers
rvanderweele
12 March 2011 19:50:00
silly remarks from Mr. Beuk regarding marathons...I ran today 23k in 2 hours and 18 seconds. If I go on like this a Marathon in 4 hours is possible.
rvanderweele
07 March 2011 17:04:51
And interesting, two specimens of S. ustulata in Berg en Dal in two different year by two different collectors!
Paul Beuk
07 March 2011 10:56:03
Ruud, when you run the marathon twice as fast you can come back again on that subject. The oxyphora is nice,
rvanderweele
06 March 2011 22:25:58
Paul, nice, I have here another Suillia oxyphora male from the Netherlands!