ATS Conference in Rio Rico Arizona July 23-26

[Allpet Roaches]

You can't see attachments if you're not logged in but I imagine that's not the problem. Can you both see the Latiblattella attachment in the photo section?

 

[OBJ]

You can't see attachments if you're not logged in but I imagine that's not the problem. Can you both see the Latiblattella attachment in the photo section?

Yes, that one worked fine. However, these 4 jpg's looks as if they are inserted as files that has to be downloaded before viewing.

BR/

Ole

 

[Peter Clausen]

I can see the photos, Orin. Can anybody else see them?

(Maybe only moderators have permission to view attachments???)

 

[BugmanPrice]

I get the error also.

 

[Hibiscusmile]

post the link to the photo, new here, cant find my way around

 

[Stone]

I'm getting the error message as well.

 

[Allpet Roaches]

I changed a few settings, it should be working now.

 

[OBJ]

I changed a few settings, how about now?

Yes, now they work just like the Latiblattella attachment in the photo section.You click once and the photo opens in a new window.

Orin, I like your understatement: "I did not really take any pictures...." :blink:

You are not telling too much, but it seems you had a good time at ATS Arizona....

BR/

Ole

 

[Matt K]

I didn't really take any photos but there were unlimited bugs.

I see the photos just fine now... neat scorpion.

 

[Peter Clausen]

I'll post some photos from the trip soon. I have MANY photos, but I'm still busy acclimating all the new bugs to a life in captivity.

By the way, Orin gave a wonderful presentation on cockroaches at the ATS conference. It was really interesting and, if I may say so, a really nice break from the arachnid topics

Also had the pleasure of meeting BugmanPrice! He had the best sense of humor and sense of enthusiasm of anybody I met in AZ! Wish I could have spent more time in the field with you Bugman!

 

[Peter Clausen]

Couple of preview photos from AZ 2009...

Black Witch Moth (Noctuidae) and unknown but common larva, perhaps of sphingidae. There is some interesting mythology surrounding this moth that you can read about on this page: http://www.texasento.net/witch.htm

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[Peter Clausen]

I did do a page update for the 2009 AZ trip: http://bugsincyberspace.com/az2009/az2009.html