Identifying other things.

[Bron King <>]

Hi Margaret,

My main photographic interest is in arthropods too, so I agree - perhaps
we should start one? :-)

At the moment I upload to Flickr where I've had excellent help -
especially in the Spiders of Australia group

 http://www.flickr.com/groups/australianspiders/pool/with/4915034125/which
 is visited regularly by very 
knowledgeable people. I've found spiders not discovered before here in
middle Melba!

It's possible there to create sets

 http://www.flickr.com/photos/bronking/sets/ and post photos to the
Field Guide to Insects of Australia

 http://www.flickr.com/groups/oz_insects/ again, photos are identified
during conversations with other interested photographers. And that's just
the beginning of the many thousands 
of groups/set/galleries to explore.

While you're there, visit Australian Birds

 http://www.flickr.com/groups/australianbirds/ !

Also I'm happy to have chats re insects off this chat line. If you have a
mysterious creature 
there's a chance I've had it too so we could compare notes.

cheers,

Bron King



At 10:36 AM 25/01/2011, Margaret Leggoe wrote:
> I see many unusual insects and
> spiders in my rambling on our nature reserves.  I don?t believe I
> should keep putting photos of them on this chatline.  Does anyone
> know of a similar group to COG that is interested primarily in insects
> etc to whom I could send photos for identification?  
> Thank you
> Margaret Leggoe



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