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01.02.2009 10:25, RippeR

sdi:
when comparing composite collections. with heaps of exp exchanged, then the amount wins.. and if you take insects collected by your own hands, then I don't know.. Beautiful rows of good series of non-banal views

are all well spread out, in good quality. I personally caught only 7 of those species, and then not much. And when you want to actively collect from other places, there will be other types.. Everything is determined by time, desire, and actions.. You can buy 20 rarities at once from the seller, or you can collect interesting things yourself. I have more fun with self-caught insects, although I love everyone

Egorus:
the collection of kaloedovs, as well as wasps and bzhelov looks very beautiful.
And the proceruses, too.. A good series

of Who is what and otkudova?

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01.02.2009 11:35, Egorus

RippeR Thank you. Caloedas, as well as even little babies and all sorts of aphodiuses, almost all
were obtained in their area when searching for Tauras. I really wanted to catch (caught).
ungaricus-s from the Crimea. There are few ground beetles in our area. Almost all of them were brought
by like-minded people from the Caucasus, Transcarpathia and Crimea. And a copy of the Crimean
ground beetle, the only one personally caught in the passage of the Vorontsov Palace,
was given many years ago, after long persuasions (for a stuffed sparrowhawk) -
to an amateur from Taganrog.

taler Thank you. This is a large wine hawk moth (Chaerocampa celerio L.). We have
a rare, stray species. I have bought, as well as Oleander. Blind (
lower left corner) from the Amur region. All other hawkmoths are from Ukraine.

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02.02.2009 19:09, Egorus

THANK YOU ALL!!!
The joke is over. And the technique is super. Sometimes naughty,
not very rare scoops are spread on it.
That Proserpine was hatched from a captured caterpillar (crawled on asphalt,
and another day on the terrarium, until it buried itself in the sand and pupated).
In this case:
- the caterpillar was not immediately identified;
- the moment of the butterfly's exit was very much missed, it
was beaten, died and dried up;
- it was eaten by beetles while it was waiting in line for restoration.
Therefore, it is given a place in the collection box of hawkmoth, as a confirmation
of the presence of this species in Melitopol and as a reminder of its own
irresponsibility (for correction).
(out of the 24 represented species, 16 were caught in Melitopol and
Melitopol region)

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02.02.2009 22:57, Pavel Morozov

When you look at what others are putting up, you just think, where are you going? And if you imagine that Pasha will start showing (especially on the tufts), then finally...

Sergey, don't think that way. Cajarc is absolutely right!
If only my collection of tufts had been collected by myself at least half. I pulled them off other people's mattresses and put them on. And unlike your very pleasant and harmonious collection, mine are "stacked" due to the lack of boxes and are not arranged at all.
I, for example, Sergey, literally love the pictures of your collection. Especially the cocoonworms are amazing - on a small, in general, patch (and not particularly outstanding in appearance, I myself visited your places three times, I really went for the wrong reason) - the whole set of cocoonworms near Moscow! It's superbly simple! I haven't caught half of these cocoonworms yet. In how.
And to be honest, I want to buy a summer cottage in the east of MO sometime.

here, I think, pyadenichek their dacha exhibit here on the sly

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04.02.2009 11:09, Guest

The collection is still salvageable (in my opinion, 90 percent), if this is done thoroughly and, most importantly, urgently. Try to see the image carefully at high magnification. There, of course, kozheeds are in charge, on the bottom right there is a live larva and linocean shells, a few" horns and legs " of ground beetles, but there is not much rot and dirt that happens as a result of the activity of kozheeds, and it is all concentrated in the corners of the box and in a small amount at the bottom. The bottom of the box itself is almost clean. And what is initially perceived as dust all over the bottom is just numerous pin holes (well, very numerous). Urgent rescue!!! And restore it!.

And there are some very interesting views:top left 4th, I think, Coptolabrus lopatini.