AES Tachinid Workshop

The AES, founded in 1935, is a society for all entomologists. We are a registered charity run byvolunteersfor those with an interest ininsects(entomology). Many members also have a wider interest in natural history in general.Our aimsare to promote the study of entomology, including among amateurs and the younger generation, and to contribute to invertebrate conservation.

Amateur Entomologists' Society

This is another of our popular AES workshops, this time led by Matt Smith and Chris Raper. Meet at 10:30 am for an 11:00 start at the Angela marmont Centre, which is in the Darwin Building at the Natural History Museum in London. 11:00 How to ID a tachinid fly. 12:00 Lunch. 13:00 Flexible practical workshop, to include species level keying.
 If you own a Belshaw’s Key please bring it along; there will be a limited number to borrow on the day. Also please do bring along any flies you need to ID. 
 
 
 
Photo by Thomas Bresson - Tachina fera, CC BY 2.0.
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Angela Marmont Centre, Natural History Museum

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