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Raptor, 07.07.2008 19:51

Fellow entomologists!Kago has any links or files on insect distribution zones.Please give it here. mol.gif Higher moths, Sailboats and large beetles are welcome.(help in studying the fauna of central kazakhstan)there are also great difficulties with literature. frown.gif

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07.07.2008 19:53, Raptor

Thank you all who came in advance!

10.07.2008 11:11, Мих

A similar request for praying mantises.

15.09.2008 15:06, Андреас

"I want to know if there are butterflies in Antarctica." (at least on a peninsula stretching out to South America?)

16.09.2008 20:11, El Cazador

I heard somewhere that there are about 400 species of butterflies in Antarctica.

16.09.2008 20:19, Victor Titov

I heard somewhere that there are about 400 species of butterflies in Antarctica.

Wah! Who told you that, dear?! I dare not argue, but I am surprised beyond measure!
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17.09.2008 19:17, lepidopterolog

In my opinion, only kollembols and proturs live there, and even then only in the north!!! The fact that there are no butterflies in Antarctica is definitely smile.gif

20.09.2008 19:58, El Cazador

A couple of years ago I read an article about Antarctica, where I don't remember. But it also talked about butterflies and mosquitoes and ticks. I myself was surprised by the number of types (400), so I remembered. Although, if you consider that even flower species live there, why shouldn't there be butterflies? If I remember the source of my awareness, I'll give you a link.
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20.09.2008 20:25, Ilia Ustiantcev

An internet search yielded only sub-Antarctic butterflies (from the islands). And of the flowering plants there is only one grain and a small-premelkoe carnation 5 cm high. Both, essno, are on the Antarctic peninsula.
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01.10.2008 13:35, Romik

A similar request for praying mantises.
Here, in the Gomel region (Belarus) they appeared 6-7 years ago eek.gifand now they come across regularly.

01.10.2008 19:32, Мих

Which ones?

02.10.2008 14:41, Guest

most likely ordinary

03.10.2008 1:57, Romik

Yes, Mantis religiosa

01.11.2008 9:59, 4upakabra

In the Smolensk region, explosions are not so rare now. However, they are smaller in size than their southern relatives. They appeared a couple of years ago. Then Argyope also appeared.

01.11.2008 14:52, amara

In the Smolensk region, explosions are not so rare now. However, they are smaller in size than their southern relatives. They appeared a couple of years ago. Then Argyope also appeared.

And more specifically, in which areas of the Smolensk region can you say?

07.11.2008 20:42, 4upakabra

amara Well in Desnogorsk and that and that in bulk for sure)
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08.11.2008 11:59, amara

amara Well in Desnogorsk and that and that in bulk for sure)


I thought it was somewhere in the south of the region. I haven't met them in Gagarin district yet.
As I just read on this forum
http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtop...100#entry774287
and in the south of the Moscow region, Mantis was first discovered.

This post was edited by amara - 08.11.2008 19: 16

17.02.2009 22:42, koturga

please tell me. I am a novice photographer and am fond of photographing insects, can you tell me where to find information about the fauna of the Moscow region, and the habits of insects.

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