Cold-blooded and Spineless
Cold-blooded and Spineless
Special Invertebrate Sites Field Events
A series of invertebrate recording days from Saturday 27 April to Sunday 15 September. Download event details here.
To find out more and book, visit: http://www.northpennines.org.uk/events-calendar/
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Chaetophiloscia cellaria ~ female
Source
Andy Marquis
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BMIG Newsletter 38 (Spring 2019)
Contents: BMIG 2019 AGM and field weekend; Woodlice needed for genetic bar-coding; Centipedes vice-country records; Ophyiulus germanicus and Philoscia affinis in Ireland; A fourth UK location for Trachysphaera lobata; Another day, another Eurypauropod; Metatrichoniscoides celticus, and more, in north Wales; Possible Chondrodesmus c.f.
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BMIGnews38-2019.pdf575.4 KB
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BMIG Newsletter 37 (Autumn 2018)
Contents: BMIG AGM and field meeting 2019; Some highlights from the BMIG field meeting in South Wales; A visitor’s view of the 2018 BMIG annual meeting; More sites for lumpy-bumpy millipedes in South Wales; Cryptops parisi in Yorkshire; A Pauropod from a Welsh Cave; House Centipedes found in home; Subterranean sampling with hypogean pitfall traps; More on Philoscia affinis.
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-37
bmignews37.pdf1.46 MB
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BMIG Bursaries
BMIG is keen to encourage more members to attend our annual field meetings. We are introducing BMIG Bursaries to help contribute towards the costs of travel and accommodation to join us for the unique experience of our annual field meeting. Informal, interactive and instructive, the annual field meeting offers an opportunity to find out more about millipedes, centipedes and woodlice, including identification and field craft, with the experts and other learners.
Annual Field Meeting 2020
British Myriapod and Isopod Group Residential Field Weekend and AGM
CANCELLED
BMIG’s annual gathering in 2020 will be based near Bridgwater in Somerset. We have not visited this county for over 30 years. Bridgwater is ideally placed for easy access to the Somerset coast and to areas of varied geology and topography – Mendip Hills, Somerset Levels, Polden and Quantock Hills.Announcement type
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BMIG Newsletter 36 (Spring 2018)
Contents: BMIG Field Weekend 2018; More millipedes from The Valleys; Additional UK records of Philoscia affinis; Leptoiulus belgicus in t’ North; A recent increase in landhopper Arcitalitrus dorrieni population in East Sussex; Arcitalitrus dorrieni on mainland France; Trichoniscoides sarsi in Lincolnshire; Henia vesuviana in Sheffield; A new host for the fungus Rickia laboulbenioides; Sorby Invertebrate Group.
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-36
bmignews36.pdf2.97 MB
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BMIG Bulletin Volume 30 (2018)
Editorial download editorial
Articles
- “per isopoda ad astra” - 50 years of isopod recording – Paul T.
Weight
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Annual Field Meeting and AGM
The 2018 meeting location, Longtown, Herefordshire, was chosen to provide attending members with opportunities to go hunting for the ‘Maerdy Monster’ and the ‘Beddau Beast’ amongst other goodies in the Welsh Valleys, the Vale of Glamorgan and beyond to the coast. We are hopeful that Dr Thomas Wesner, a colleague from the Zoologisches Forschungsmuseum Alexander Koenig in Bonn, will be able to join us for the weekend, and to talk about genetic bar coding and the technique of micro CT scanning.
We have block‐booked a village pub, The Crown Inn, Longtown, for the weekend.
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