National Agromyzidae Recording Scheme
51 Buttfield Road, Hessle, East Yorkshire, HU13 0AX
The National Agromyzidae Recording Scheme covers leaf-mining flies, and aims to gain a greater understanding of this little-recorded family in terms of life-style habits, population and distribution trends. The scheme aims to collate historic and current data from Local Record Centres, wildlife organisations and individuals (both amateur and professional).
Promoting and generating a greater awareness of this family of flies with naturalists and the general public alike is an important goal. Long-term, the scheme aims to be in a position whereby producing an accurate Agromyzidae atlas is achievable.
For more information go to the recording scheme website, and see also the Dipterists Forum page for Agromyzidae.
Record Cards / Digital Recording Form
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References
ROBITT: A tool for assessing the risk-of-bias in studies of temporal trends in ecology. Methods in Ecology and Evolution, John Wiley & Sons, Ltd, n/a, | (2022)
State of nature 2019. , State of Nature Partnership, , | (2019)