BugGuide.Net...Troy
Bartlett and others have put together the best insect and
spider identification resource for Canada and the USA. Please
join Troy's web site and help contribute to this amazing resource.
Spiders...An
Australian website with information and photographs of spiders
from around the world.
CalPhotos:
Browse Insect Photos...A large database of representative
images of insects from the University of California, Berkeley.
Giff
Beaton's Dragonflies and Damselflies (Odonata) of Georgia and
the Southeast...Identification-oriented
photos for Georgia's odonates by family.
Lynn
Scott's Lepidoptera Pages...A
photo-illustrated guide to many families of moths.
Stephen
Cresswell Photography, Stock Photo List...This may be
a handy link to helping you identify many insects.
Bug
Club Bug ID...This
is a UK based entomology club providing an online key to
the orders of insects. Great place to learn about dichotomous
keys and how to use them.
Collegio
Nueva Granada, Dichotomous Key to Insect Orders...This
site has a downloadable key to the orders of insects in Microsoft
Word document format.
The
Diptera Site...Information
about the world's flies. Great site!
The
Environmental Interpretive Center...This
site has some ID resources to families of a few orders.
Introduction
to the Identification of Insects and Related Arthropods...Authored
by the University of Florida, this site offers a glossary of ID
terms as well as information on Florida insects.
Ants
of Arizona...Dale Ward has put together a valuable ant
ID resource that should be useable for IDing many ant species
in the desert southwest of the USA.
Garden
Safari...This is a Dutch web site featuring many species
of insects found in Europe.
Scirus,
for scientific information only...Scirus
will help you separatet the "wheat from the chaff".
This is a search engine dedicated to scientific topics. Type in
your search item and Scirus will pull only scientific web sites
dealing with your subject. Cool!
Welcome
to the Universe In Color...Robert
Gendler. No, this isn't photomacrography but the largest structures
in the universe have as great an "awe factor" as the
smallest structures.
The
Macrolens Collection Database...For
those of you who are into photomacrography, true macro lenses
look and act nothing like the lenses marketed for photomacrography
today. This website is a fabulous resource for those of you who
would be interested in true macro lenses.
P:H:O:T:O:R:A:P:H:Y...THE
RESOURCE PAGE...A nice collection of articles tackling
many basic photography concepts.
Canadian
National Collection of Insects, Arachnids, and Nematodes...Besides
being a repository for Canadian type specimens, this web site
has links to entomological societies worldwide.
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