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Subject: [beemonitoring] More Bee Pictures on Discoverlife Guides Available
Date: Wed, 11 Mar 2009 17:11:06 -0400
From: Sam Droege <sdr...@usgs.gov>
To: beemon...@yahoogroups.com



All:

Recently John Pickering has upgraded our abilities to manage pictures on the Discoverlife Website.  We now have about 5000 or so pictures available on the species' pages, from a wide variety of sources, including those of several members of this list.  Coverage is uneven as to which species are included and which not, but we hope to gradually rectify that.  Right now Halictidae and Megachilidae have the most photos included.

General URL for guides:

                http://www.discoverlife.org/20/q?search=Apoidea#Identification

At some point over the next few months we will be recruiting help for taking photographs, uploading, and including more scanned text into the site, as those tasks can not be done from any computer.   However, DON'T EMAIL ME YET! with any offers as we are still testing things out.  Thanks..sorry for shouting.

Also, most of you may not be aware that we are constantly upgrading the identification information on the guides.  ...Adding and changing scorings, upgrading species accounts and tips.....We have added a lot of new information recently on some of the trickier Melissodes groups for example.  The guides are constantly evolving and you can expect them to continue to do so.  We are always interested in any corrections or additions you might have to make them better.

sam


Sam Droege  sdroege@usgs.gov                      
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USGS Patuxent Wildlife Research Center
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