Cranefly Recording Scheme
@CRStipulaCranefly Recording Scheme (UK). Promoting study & recording of craneflies, winter gnats and fold-wing craneflies. Also Tipuloidea from around the world.
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A note to the U.K. Press. We at CRS will not be commenting this year about “the plague” of Craneflies “that is about to descend” on the U.K. Why? Because it’s not & you’ll print what you want anyway. You dramatise a natural annual occurrence, they harm no one, the end. Thanks.
Tipula paludosa still hanging on, this a female from a new tetrad in the East Riding of Yorkshire
From the largest to the smallest species of #craneflies from #Catalonia (and probably from Europe): the formidable Tipula maxima and the minute & no less amazing Tasiocera murina, both sharing space and time in the Pyrenees
Fabulous thread here from Buglife. 👏👏👏👏
Craneflies, a 🧵 We are approaching the time of year where the media publish scare stories about the annual emergence of certain species of #cranefly (aka #DaddyLonglegs). This happens every year (the cranefly emergence & the anti-bug stories). #ShareDontScare 🧵 1/8
Hi @sophiepavs absolutely loved listening to F-M-N though I know it’s not aimed at me as a long time professional ecologist. Great that Craneflies got a mention and should you ever need to know more give us a shout. Would recommend it to anyone #ForgetMeNot
@FSCBioLinks have teamed up with @CRStipula to increase cranefly records in the UK to learn more about their behaviour 💭 Try to identify these moth trap intruders yourself or post them to us and we will identify them for you! 📮 🔬#CranefliesToLight fscbiodiversity.uk/blog/craneflie…
BioLinks have teamed up with @CRStipula to increase cranefly records in the UK to learn more about their behaviour 💭 Try to identify these moth trap intruders yourself or post them to us and we will identify them for you! 📮 🔬#CranefliesToLight fscbiodiversity.uk/blog/craneflie…
Confirmation if this is White-Footed Ghost Cranefly (Dolichopeza albipes)? Drew my attention when flying with those white tarsi dangling. Co.Fermanagh, no prev records @CRStipula @DipteristsForum
Mating pair of Tiger Cranefly (Nephrotoma flavescens) observed on #TunstallHills 19.6.22 🙌 Craneflies (Tipulidae) must be very under-recorded across the UK 🤔 & would encourage you to use fab resources at dipterists.org.uk/cranefly-schem…
This is female Tipula fascipennis- reduced cerci (compared to lunata) and white stripes (hum 7 nation army 🎵🎵🎸) next time you see one) the full width of the wings #fieldrecording #craneflies
Common in swampy places at the moment is Tipula unca. Here is a male - combination of the patterned wings (particularly towards the end) and the turned up male genitalia. #fieldrecording #craneflies
Its #30DaysWild so lets have 30 days of #FLIES A slightly blurry Epiphragma ocellare but all the features to identify it are there. Banded legs, striped abdomen & note the little circle patterns on the wings. This is a Limoniidae - Limonid Cranefly, & these like the woods
Check out these useful resources to help identify your moth trap intruders👏🪲 BioLinks also offers a cranefly identification service for specimens caught in light traps 💡🪰 All you have to do is post them to us! 📬 👉fscbiodiversity.uk/blog/craneflie… #CranefliesToLight @CRStipula
More than moths. A wonderful diversity of #insects are attracted to light. Including loads of lovely BEETLES! 💡🪲 Do you run a moth trap? Need help identifying your #MothByCatch?… [1/5] @BBCSpringwatch #Springwatch
Look who came to see me in the night! Attracted to light in Cheshire. Female Tipula maxima. Having not seen one before, this is my fourth in a week, previous three at the @DipteristsForum weekend near Oxford. Spectacular! @CRStipula #FlyFriday
New maps available for 'targeting revisits' for a range of recording schemes. Maps show pink 1 km squares that have past records but no repeat surveys, and adding records from these squares helps make data available for monitoring change. Info at brc.ac.uk/article/target…
Found 2 big girls at a streamy, damp N Welsh woodland trap site 2 mornings ago. The giants are back this year. V interesting info, thanks.
Phantom craneflies in mating posture, based on wing venation Ptychoptera contaminata. Belvoir Park Forest 22/5/22 - also to confuse, an Ichnuemon that was hanging around @CRStipula @BioDataCentre
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