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Author: Ryan Tippett

Ryan is an enthusiastic contributor to Citizen Science and has added many important and interesting records of fauna and flora. He has been a member of the Virtual Museum since 2014 and has currently submitted over 12,000 records. He is on the expert identification panel for the OdonataMAP project. Ryan is a well-qualified and experienced Field Guide, and Guide Training Instructor. He has spent the last 18 years in the guiding and tourism industries. Ryan loves imparting his passion and knowledge onto others, and it is this that drew him into guide training in particular. Something that he finds incredibly rewarding is seeing how people he's had the privilege of teaching have developed and gone on to greater things. His interests are diverse and include Dragonflies, Birding, Arachnids, Amphibians, wild flowers and succulents, free diving and experiencing big game on foot. With this range of interests, there is always likely be something special just around the corner!
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Myrmeleon alcestris

Posted on 09/11/2022 by Ryan Tippett

View the above photo record (by Ryan Tippett) in LacewingMAP here. Myrmeleon alcestris Banks, 1911 Identification Size: Small (Wingspan around 44mm) Myrmel...

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Macroleon quinquemaculatus

Posted on 08/11/2022 by Ryan Tippett

View the above photo record (by Gary Brown) in LacewingMAP here. Macroleon quinquemaculatus  (Hagen, 1853) Identification Size: Medium sized...

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Crambomorphus sinuatus

Posted on 08/11/2022 by Ryan Tippett

View the above photo record (by Erlo Brown) in LacewingMAP here. Crambomorphus sinuatus (Olivier, 1811) Identification Size: Very Large (Wingspan...

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Cymothales exilis

Posted on 07/11/2022 by Ryan Tippett

View the above photo record (by Bart Wursten) in LacewingMAP here. Cymothales exilis Mansell, 1987 Identification Size: Small-Medium sized (Wings...

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Cymothales bouvieri

Posted on 28/10/2022 by Ryan Tippett

View the above photo record (by Gary Brown) in LacewingMAP here. Cymothales bouvieri van der Weele, 1907 Identification Size: Small-Medium sized ...

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Cymothales poultoni

Posted on 28/10/2022 by Ryan Tippett

View the above photo record (by Gary Brown) in LacewingMAP here. Cymothales poultoni (Navás, 1913) Identification Size: Small-Medium sized (Wings...

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Cymothales illustris

Posted on 24/10/2022 by Ryan Tippett

View the above photo record (by Zenobia van Dyk) in LacewingMAP here. Cymothales illustris (Navás, 1913) Identification Size: Small-Medium sized ...

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Centroclisis brachygaster

Posted on 21/10/2022 by Ryan Tippett

View the above photo record (by Ryan Tippett) in LacewingMAP here. Centroclisis brachygaster  (Rambur, 1842) Identification Size: Large sized (Wingspa...

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Centroclisis maligna

Posted on 12/10/2022 by Ryan Tippett

View the above photo record (by Ryan Tippett) in LacewingMAP here. Centroclisis maligna (Navás, 1912) Identification Size: Medium sized (Wingspan...

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Centroclisis mendax

Posted on 03/10/2022 by Ryan Tippett

View the above photo record (by G. Myburgh) in LacewingMAP here. Centroclisis mendax Navás, 1912 Identification Size: Large sized (Wingspan aroun...

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