This should be better!!
--Peter Chew

I'd like to issue a huge thanks for all your work with your fantastic website. It's a great boon to people like myself who use it to help determine the identity of various insects I photograph. I live near Byron Bay North Coast NSW so many of the insects as you sight in your area I also see here.

Whenever I use your site as a reference I try to remember to add a linking URL back to your website underneath the image I've identified :)

Here is a link to my set of insect images I have managed to photograph, more than a few in this set I have identified with the assistance of Brisbane Insects and Spiders....

http://www.flickr.com/photos/tapperboy/sets/72057594106621485/
--tapperboy
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LOVE YOUR WEBSITE!! Your photos are stunning. It's wonderful to be able to see the little creatures in action and admire their individual characters. Good on you! The insect world is fascinating but we so often pass it by without much of a glance. Keep up the fascinating work!

Awesome insect website! It's really hard to get a good variety of high quality interesting insect photos and you've succeeded on all counts. Thanks for sharing them with the rest of us. I've been unable to contact you via email. Just had a few questions about your DVD etc. Please contact me on the address below.
--Corilda
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Thank you for your website. I was able to identify the Emerald Dragonfly I had a photo of. The information that you have on this insect in fascinating. You can see my picture of it on Flickr http://flickr.com/photos/gregbm/294241026/in/set-72157594296896136/

Cheers, Greg Miles.
--Greg Miles
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Hi Peter.. Fantastic web site and one that I constantly refer to. I wrote to you twice to buy your CD but no answer. Cannot access your order form.
--Andrew
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Great site and very useful links.I'll be back.

Thanks for helping me to see some of the insects I never want to encounter. They make my entire body flare up in goose bumps.

Hi --- Your site is great! However, it needs a good edit. If you like I'll do a spelling and grammer edit and send it to you for incorporation.
Best regards, Joan
--JR
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Hi there! I have frequently used your site over the last couple of years, and recommended it to many others to help identify the little critters we come across. Thank you so much for your hard work in maintaining this site and sharing your knowledge with us all. Best wishes.

Nice photos on your site. I was particularly interested in the pictures of the sand wasps. In looking at the photos of the nest-guarding wasps, my guess is that it is a male of the species guarding as part of a mate-seeking strategy. The front tarsi of the guarding individual are expanded, which is true only of males of some Australian Bembix (see Australian Bembix Wasps, by H. Evans and R. Matthews 1973). The fact that the two wasps at the nest were different in color also suggests a sexual dimorphism.
--Kevin

Congratulations to the Chew family and best wishes for the newest year. A truly remarkable achievement and an excellent resource for anyone interested in their local inescts and spiders. I have only looked at the Ladybirds so far, long a favourite group of mine, and already been able to identify several species living in my new home at Wingham NSW, about halfway between Sydney and Brisbane, where there are several species I never saw in Sydney.
--Win Filewood
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Happy New Year.
I am very glad to find here. I like it very much. lauxaniids are my best.

Cheers
--Li Shi
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Thanks for your excellent site. Is your CD still for sale?
Bronwyn
--Bronwyn King
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Hi I'm quite new to spiders in Brisbane, being from the uk. I have found a spider which, from pictures looks like a Red Back, without the distinctive red splash - is this possible?