Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Happy birthday
#1
Happy birthday Jorge
#2
Thank you very much.
I hope to see a very rare fly today.
#3
I hope to find this family today: Eurychoromyiidae
#4
Then I suppose you are in Bolivia right now? If you have access to a computer, then you aren't in the right place!
(I've been to the type locality 3 times, without success
)
Posted by
Andrzej on 25-10-2007 16:32
#5
All the Best Jorge (in finding the Eurychoromyiidae also
Andrzej
#6
Steve Gaimari wrote:
Then I suppose you are in Bolivia right now? If you have access to a computer, then you aren't in the right place!
(I've been to the type locality 3 times, without success
)
If someone pay to me the costs, I would go to there right now to find them!! And I know Spanish language. Yo se hablar un poco de espa?ol. No problemo.
eheh
I know that there are two German museums that have some specimens.
More... I know that you tried to find this family fly in 2001. You can invite me.
lol
And I know that you wrote an article about this one: "One less acalyptrate family? The status of Eurychoromyiidae. Abstracts, 6th International Congress of Dipterology, Fukuoka, Japan, pp 80-81."
Thank you, Steve.
#7
Thanks Andrjez. Yep, one day I hope to find an Eurychoromyiidae fly.
I want to photograph this fly in the field! Not pinned.
Find their larvae, pupa.
I know nobody find both, just some imagos.
The unique photo available of this fly (pinned
) from CDFA.
#8
sorry that link is dead! We recently redid the entire website (all over the state) - I just did the part for my organization. Anyway, here is the link to the pic:
http://www.cdfa.ca.gov/phpps/ppd/entomology/images/diptera/eurmalle.jpg
One of my favorite flies!
#9
I hope to see that beauty in the field! Amazing!
#10
Image linked from: http://www.cdfa.ca.gov/phpps/ppd/entomology/images/diptera/eurmalle.jpg
#11
thanks for this "gift"
now... trip to Bolivia!
Posted by
zcuc on 26-10-2007 00:54
#12
Happy birthday. You are one of the best participate here. and always love to help with identification
Posted by
ChrisR on 26-10-2007 13:48
#13
Jorge - when you go on your Bolivian expedition can I be your research assistant and carry your nets?
I will travel light ... just essentials for any trip - my own nets, boxes, malaise trap, alcohol
#14
HI
I'm glad - so many compliments.
Thank you. Thank you, zcuc.
Chris, of course!! BUT!!! (it is a big BUT) you must carry lots of ROIBOS!
then we can use the bottles for using in malaise traps.