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Tyomochkin, 19.05.2007 7:17

Upload photos! It's interesting to see, because I still have nothing to brag about!

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20.05.2007 15:39, Zhuk

Here's a start:
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and then there are my photos:
http://www.entomolog.com/forum/index.php?topic=8.0

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21.05.2007 22:12, Aleksandr Safronov

Here!

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21.05.2007 23:26, RippeR

a notable collection!

22.05.2007 0:02, omar

Ouch! How bad and sloppy I am after that...Clear out, clear out those slender rows of perfectly spaced beetles. You're not German, are you, Entalex?" Do you do that for tiny beetles, too? Although it is better not to show me, the toad will crush me.

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22.05.2007 0:31, Bad Den

The box with barbels is particularly impressive-like on the parade

ground

22.05.2007 5:41, Tyomochkin

The collection is just great! Why aren't there any butterfly collections in sight?

22.05.2007 8:03, Zhuk

Ugh, here come the butterflies:
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And this is still in development

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22.05.2007 8:14, omar

Beetle, not in the Moscow region took Neptis sappho Satyrus dryas?

22.05.2007 8:15, Aleksandr Safronov

You're not German, are you, Entalex?" Do you do that for tiny beetles, too? Don't let me see it, though, because the toad will run me over."

About nationality - as they say, " was not, was not, was not involved."

Small things are even more interesting to spread out qualitatively - you get great satisfaction, although it takes time and effort. If dear Omar is not very upset , you can post pictures of midgets.

22.05.2007 8:22, omar

To be honest, I really want to take a peek through the crack to make sure I suck. Best of all, ours, from the USSR (well, I can't write "CIS", for the life of me).

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22.05.2007 14:04, RippeR

omar:
Once you realize that you don't have what you need, then it's time to change! Start with the following - not much is better, but high-quality!

22.05.2007 14:10, omar

I agree. I will collect less, but better.

22.05.2007 16:27, Zhuk

Beetle, not in the Moscow region took Neptis sappho Satyrus dryas?

No. They are from the Saratov region

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22.05.2007 17:16, Zhuk

Failed

. I found it once on some website, I don't remember any more. And it's all for sale! It's even pathetic.
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22.05.2007 17:47, Pavel Morozov

I'll tell you something from last year's seaside training camp.

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22.05.2007 17:58, Pavel Morozov

Some of the scoops there. Some instances (e.g., Calyptra lata, the entire left row except for the bottom four, and Trachea sp) do not have my fees.

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22.05.2007 18:09, Zhuk

Hooray! Scoops! I still want it!

22.05.2007 18:35, Pavel Morozov

Here are scoops, some moth hawks, silkworms, and eupterotids.
Southeast Asia, mostly Borneo. The image can be slightly enlarged.

This post was edited by Morozzz - 05/22/2007 18: 36

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22.05.2007 18:44, Pavel Morozov

To be honest, I really want to take a peek through the crack to make sure I suck. Best of all, ours, from the USSR (well, I can't write "CIS", for the life of me).

Come on, Roman! The main thing is scientific value.
And about the USSR-I agree!!!!!!!!!!!!!! With both hands behind!!!!!

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22.05.2007 18:54, Pavel Morozov

to Zhuk: Collages with beetles reminded me of the description of the initial symptoms of delirium tremens in my studies - the so-called pareidolic illusions (some drunks "catch" silver beetles running away on an empty table).

Insanely beautiful, of course.

This post was edited by Morozzz - 05/22/2007 18: 54

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22.05.2007 23:20, RippeR

Well, you can argue here.. Who likes it-if you are a scientist, then aesthetics may not touch you at all.. But it is better to combine both..

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23.05.2007 18:55, Pavel Morozov

RippeR, can you treat us to photos of the training camp?

23.05.2007 21:15, RippeR

some prehistoric beetles' 05

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23.05.2007 22:11, Aleksandr Safronov

Carabidae

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23.05.2007 22:26, omar

Ouch! It's already painful to watch! Thank you so much for that. I myself work on small ground beetles, so for me your collection will be the standard. Indeed, an amazing exemplary work, an example for everyone to envy and a powerful stimulator to be at least a little similar. That's great, Entalex! Please do not only please us with bonuses, but also post photos of small things! This is relevant!

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23.05.2007 22:34, Aleksandr Safronov

Thank you Omar! If possible, I will post it. As for aesthetics, it seems to me that if the entomologist does not have a great need for this, then you should not bother. The main thing is the material and the desire to work with it!

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23.05.2007 22:42, Aleksey Adamov

Carabidae

The horror! "It's beautiful... I don't even want to swear in obscenities...!"Even the mandibles are parted... No, I won't post my collections here.

23.05.2007 23:27, Насекомовед

I myself work on small ground beetles, so for me your collection will be the standard. Indeed, an amazing exemplary work, an example for everyone to envy and a powerful stimulator to be at least a little similar.

Alas, an insane job, but now try to see the signs of beetles from below

to Soak and remove from the dies? Beautiful, I don't argue, but I wouldn't be in a hurry to write down examples, IMHO, if we are talking about scientific work with the collection.

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23.05.2007 23:39, omar

This is so, in the genus Harpalus presented here, the" necessary " chetotaxy is located at the bottom. It seems to me that dear Entalex already mounts certain beetles...or is it not so?

24.05.2007 0:05, Насекомовед

By "crazy" I meant "time-consuming and tedious," but nothing else. I ask you not to be offended

Myself previously glued tetrigid, now I refused-I prick with a pin. For other small things - minutes.

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24.05.2007 0:07, Aleksandr Safronov

Alas, an insane job, but now try to see the signs of beetles from below to Soak and remove from the dies? Beautiful, I don't argue, but I wouldn't be in a hurry to write down examples, IMHO, if we are talking about scientific work with the collection.

I do not argue, the factor of some inconvenience is present. But I have seen "especially" scientific collections, where the material is all tattooed and in an ugly state. When it makes no sense to look down, because the instance has no legs, antennae, head, etc. If we talk only about the convenience of scientific work, beetles should be banal alcohol. I've remounted beetles more than once. And if I have a need to remove the bug for redefinition or comparison-I hope I can handle it.

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24.05.2007 0:10, omar

mmm...Take off...Without breaking eggs, you can't make scrambled eggs?

24.05.2007 6:23, Насекомовед

If we talk only about the convenience of scientific work, beetles should be banal alcohol.

I come to the same conclusion. Recently, especially valuable fees are placed in small plastic tubes in alcohol, often 1 single copy (for example, after recording an acoustic signal), attaching all the labels there. Leatherworms and other pests of collections are no longer dangerous. Yes, then the alcohol material can be dissected, if you need to look at the anatomy; with dry it is already impossible to do this.

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24.05.2007 8:28, KDG

yes, then the alcohol material can be dissected, if you need to look at the anatomy; with dry it is already impossible to do this.

unfortunately, this is not suitable for beetles. if you need to make a preparation of the inner bag from an alcohol-based material , you have to suffer.

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25.05.2007 0:08, RippeR

Entalex:
perfect work, perfect beetles!!!!

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25.05.2007 20:58, Pavel Morozov

Here's a little more: aganaids, bears from Asia (Vietnam, Nepal, Borneo), America (French Guiana, Ecuador), and most of the Far East.

This post was edited by Morozzz - 05/26/2007 10:51 am

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25.05.2007 22:59, americanecz

OPACHKI!!!!!!!
MR. FROST!
Would you like to share Matronulami!?

This post was edited by americanecz - 05/25/2007 23: 00

26.05.2007 9:41, Pavel Morozov

Matronly girls from Kaimanovka (Ussuriysk). Consider.

28.05.2007 8:45, KDG

So I decided to check in...

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