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Baltic amber - Strepsiptera, Mengeidae? - 2 mm.
© Anders Damgaard www.amber-inclusions.dk
 

I'm working on creating an informative perfect website about amber - so would very much like to hear your opinion about its present appearance. 

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Paolo Conte
18/04-2013
Hello, my compliments for your website. I have question for you: could be dangerous to close an amber collecion in a safe-deposit box in a bank? Could the umidity damage the amber specimens? I think to umidity because in a safe-deposit box the air dosn't move and in summer the umidity increases. Let me know, please! Thank you for your help. Paolo Conte Rome, Italy
Ginger Hipszky
17/04-2013
Thank you for this wonderful website. I have been watching a show about the Baltic Sea and the many towns, cities and countries and jobs around the Baltic Sea. Now I have a place to come to see the different types and the insects encased in them. Thank you. I think your website is phenomenal. The hours you have put into amaze me.
Erzsebet Toth
16/03-2013
Hi, I am impressed by your site and collection. I am a geologist and am preparing an exhibition in an open-air geological museum in Tata, Hungary, about rocks. A certain gneiss was used to build the Scrabantia (now Sopron) part of the amber road, and I would like to ask your permission to use a Baltic amber image of yours on an information board. I would prefer the one also on wikipedia (Baltic amber inclusions - Ant (Hymenoptera, Formicidae)8.JPG). Please let me know, if you agree, and if so, also how I should refer to you and your work. Thanks in advance. Erzsebet
Ann | www.jewellery-amber.co.uk
26/02-2013
Anders, your website is very interesting and has a valuable information about amber inclusions. Thank you, Ann.
Diane W. Young | sam-diane.com/psocopteraoftexas.html
20/02-2013
Wonderful website! I feel like I'm going back in time. Your images are so crystal clear. I plan on adding a section on "Psocoptera" in amber. I would love to add an image from your website with proper cedit. If you say it's OK, I might have my mentor Dr. Edward L. Mockford comment on a posscible ID.
Ron Sanford | loscabosambergallery
15/01-2013
Great site, love the work you are doing. A great help for those of us who love amber but are less knowledgeable. Thank You Ron
Tim Wilkinson
18/12-2012
nice page and impressive images - truly a window to the past - keep up the good work!
Vittorio Arrigoni
01/12-2012
There is a lot of sites about amber - but this really stand out ... I am very impressed - it is informative and complete with pictures and text! Good work! I will look forward to follow your page's development in the future.
tong lixuan
23/06-2012
thank you for your Beautiful pieces of amber.I like that,hope to see more wonderful picture. tong lixuan
Randy Pepper
12/05-2012
Hello, This is some beautiful pieces of amber! I enjoy looking at amber to see what all it has trapped inside. Great specimens! Randy
michael
29/02-2012
hej meget flot og spændende side vh Michael
Jennifer Kerr
25/01-2012
Thank you for sharing your website. I learned how to detect fake amber vs. the real thing. Your photos were fabulous...beyond fabulous! Thank you for sharing!!!
Thomas Piet
20/01-2012
I've been collecting fossils for quite some time; I am new to the world of amber and copal inclusions. This web site is truly super cool! Very interesting and full of superb detail! It is absolutely incredible! I also do macro-photography of insects from time to time. This is like having fossil insects in 3D! It's fantastic! Keep it up, Anders!
Thomas Hörren
03/01-2012
Very nice project and awesome pictures! I will help in ID in future!
keith luzzi | www.terratreasures.com
02/01-2012
Hi Anders, we are back to India in 2 days to collect cambay amber again at Vastan. I'll let you know what we find this time and send you some photos. Happy New Year! - a great site with great microphotography! cheers! Keith and Jamie Luzzi
Silver
24/11-2011
Thank you so much to sharing your photos with us.... Your work is amazing ! And your photos to ! Good luke for it !!!
Simon | www.parfumetjek.dk
21/11-2011
Spændene ! Glæder mig til at følge med i dit projekt
Eddie Mallett
07/10-2011
Oh I think that the experiment worked. Youve done a wonderful job here & its very rare to see that someone have done this. Amazing & wonderful :)
Lynne Kelly | www.lynnekelly.com.au
06/10-2011
Terrific website about a topic I knew very little about. I'd read descriptions before, and seen one photo of a spider, but had no idea amber was so fascinating and so beautiful. Thank you for both the education and the pure pleasure!
Thomas Nielsen
25/09-2011
Meget spændende hjemmeside - masser af informationer og billeder - glæder mig til at bruge mere tid på din hjemmeside... Er det muligt at der også kan laves en dansk version af den?
Jim Cornell | facebook
24/09-2011
I collect all beetles in amber and out, but specialize in the Staphylinoidea. I have at least one friend you might also like to add to your list and get to ID stuff.
George Hansen | www.blackcatmountain.com
11/09-2011
Hi Anders, Checking out your website as you requested on facebook. I will post comments and feedback about my impressions either there or here. So far, I can say that it is nicely laid out and I really like the moving photo of the photo at the top of this page. George
Sara
09/09-2011
Hi Really thank you very much, this site is so interesting to me and made me more eager to know about amber-insects... :D Would you please advise me that how can I find these things and in which places?? I will so thanks Cheers Sara
Silvio Steinhaus
09/08-2011
Beautiful images and valuable information, I will definitely spend some time in your site and learn a lot. Thanks for sharing. Silvio Steinhaus
Jonathan & Mathilde
31/05-2011
Beautiful inclusions, fascinating to look at. Wish everyone could see it! Cheers and keep up the good work. /Jonathan & Mathilde
surviving disaster | www.survivingadisaster.info/
11/04-2011
hi,this amber is valuable,I favorite it
Robert Hodge
05/04-2011
Beautiful pictures!!
Michal | www.amber.org.pl
21/03-2011
Anders, Thank You for Your excellent photos. Below is the link I used one picture: http://amber.org.pl/amber.org.pl/pliki/der_baltische_bernstein.pdf
Klaus Brucksch | http://www.qualitygemsminerals.com/
21/03-2011
Hi Anders, excellent work and photos.
karin nordmann | www.ravmuseum.dk
02/01-2011
godt ravår 2011
Ali Sharif
26/10-2010
Amazing work my freind. very interesting.
David Gibson | http://www.mexicanamber.org.uk
04/10-2010
Very impressive website Flag this message Anders.
Oleg Grinberg
22/08-2010
cool site - great pictures and a lot of good information! Looking forward to follow your website in the future :D Greetings from Turkey, Oleg Grinberg
Mohammad Iskandar Marzuki | http://www.flickr.com/photos/borneoresinite/
26/07-2010
Hi Ander, really good work! I see your website more to fossil material inside amber in different location.
Udo Wilhelm | http://www.rawamber.com
09/06-2010
Very nice website! We love amber. Greetings from Hong Kong. Udo Wilhelm http://www.rawamber.com
Luigi Gino Del-Ciotto | goldorecrystals.com
07/06-2010
Hi Anders glad to hear you received the early cretaceous amber from Canada I hope it is to your liking, we are running several kilos through the rock tumbler to polish and look for inclusions I will let you know how we do. Also you can buy decent quality 200x magnification digital microscopes for under 100 dollars on ebay I have one for my gold prospecting ventures and it is a indispensable tool.
Ivan Warschawsky
16/04-2010
Hej Anders. Det er en rigtig flot hjemmeside, du her har. Jeg synes, det er nogle smukke billeder, du har postet, og jeg håber, du kan få held til at modtage nogle legater til videre udbygning (nok mest sandsynligt, når du engang starter på Kbh. Uni. Keep up the good work :-) Mange hilsner fra Ivan W., Lærer, Sønderlandsskolen
jens
07/04-2010
sådan anders, smukt arbejde....virker til at du har fundet ind til noget...
Gianfranco Rocchini | http://www.amber-ambre-inclusions.info/
06/04-2010
Bravo, excellent site, very interesting inclusions and very beautiful picture. in Italy a proverb says: good day starts in the morning. Cordialmente Gianfranco
Andrzej Gorski | www.amberabg.com
01/04-2010
Hi Anders, Thank you for the invitation to visit your website and for possibility to see professional pictures of inclusions. Regards Andrzej
Rolf Simonsen | www.ravsiden.dk
08/02-2010
Hej Anders, Virkeligt flot stykke arbejde. Jeg vil glæde mig meget ovr at følge med hvad der sker på din nye side.
Thomas Anderson from USA
02/02-2010
Came across this page, I was looking for beetles in amber. You have a good site with excellent photos. Best Regards from USA
Hi from Japan
02/02-2010
Your Anobiidae include 2 Scirtidae (3/4.11mm), 1 Artematopodidae (2mm), and 1 Aderidae (1.8mm). Your Episernus would not be... Your Cleridae do not include true one, they belong to 1 possible Mycteridae (2.5mm), and 1 Cerambycidae (10mm). Your Eucnemidae include 1 Melandryidae (3mm). Your two Malachiidae are all Malthininae Cantharids. Your Anaspis looks Scraptia. A true Anaspis is in your Mordellidae (2.8mm). Your Scraptiidae include 1 Anthicidae (3.4mm). Your Staphylinidae include 1 termite (5.34mm). Among uknown families, one would be Coccinellidae (1.18mm), and another may be Omaliine Staphylinidae (1.00mm). Just for your reference... An additional note. Your 10mm staphylinid possibly be a Gymnusa...
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