A New Danish E-book about Danish an european Sawflies larvae

**E-book of 256 pages and contains:

• A review of about 425 different species of Sawflies,**
description of appearance, locations, larval times, species of confusion, etc.

• Approx. 2000 quality photos, ready to magnify up to full-screen view

• Photo registers with one photo per species - for comparison - and a photo register with comparisons of head markings

• About 3-6 photos photos of each species - also younger larvae

• Approximately 2000 internal and external links
… to quickly get you to the species in question, as well as links to the web for further information, distribution and photos of the species

• Approximately 100 Danish and European macro photographers have supported the project, which has been underway for about 5 years

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The e-book can be used both on PC and possibly Smartphone, if you have a little space there - and thus be taken out into the field**

The book can be downloaded freely at the link below
- as long as you remember Copyright
(which is mentioned in a few lines on page 3)

Download is totally on your own risk, incl equipment ect.
and if not possible, try again later …
And the file is huge - 300 Mb) - to it takes some time ..

HERE:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/19HfsJoXZYALF8vG7zxQxthiq1vTAvP3y/view?usp=sharing

Here:
Or

https://mega.nz/file/SrJUnIAI#cBceXX436Ddi0H_w7d1dGbVq1mHgXwRM1mEk54JOiXE

You are able to copy text from a page and translate to your language
Please read page 7 - for better use

Great work! Thank you so much for sharing. I just tried it. I can translate the text on my phone even without copying.

Super! - Hope you will enjoy it
Now - I take a little break …:grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:

Funny! I just recently read about your book on your iNat profile, after you IDed a sawfly larva of mine.

Anyway, congrats to the great book. Also, great idea to make it interactive.
Bummer I don’t speak Danish, but I’ll see how good modern AI is at translating PDFs.

That’s excellent, thank you so much for sharing. The photos are amazing and it’s so beautifully laid out. And it may not be very Scientific to say so, but the larvae are really quite sweet aren’t they, with their round heads and big dark eyes! Like something out of a Japanese cartoon. Such a lovely resource will encourage more people to be interested in them. And there are so many species.

Great work! Thanks for sharing. I just tried it out and was able to identify at least the genus of an old photo:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/399778806

Thank you, Felix - and splendid you did it .. :-)

A new version is ready, with a few corrections.
Unfortunately I can’t edit the post here (top), so Link no. 2 doesn’t work.