Photos of collections

17.06.2007 17:58, Vlad Proklov

I wonder what kind of views (which I circled). Especially the right extreme large gray-blue golubyanka Well, thick-headed ones too

Tough guy!
Two lower thickheads, podi, Muschampia tessellum
Chervonets - Heodes tityrus and Thersamonolycaena alciphron
And with golubyanki fit sweepstakes to arrange.
My bid on the rightmost row, from top to bottom: amanda, ikarus or tercites, two argyrognomones.

17.06.2007 19:02, Aurelian

17.06.2007 19:56, RippeR

Thank you all!
Muscampia tesselum and proto seemed smaller to me.. So I asked myself kaike and from where
And Amandus did not recognize at all I fancied some plebeian, but I had no match.
generally not bad

17.06.2007 20:34, Zhuk

18.06.2007 17:30, Zhuk

Geometridae:

18.06.2007 18:09, Vlad Proklov

Oh! I see some goodies
Arichanna melanaria, Tephrina arenacearia - never met!
Petrophora chlorosata - in England it is plentiful, but in the Moscow region it is rare.
Both species of Lythria sp.. L. cruentaria is common, but the more southern L. purpuraria I only came across in the Ryazan region.

This post was edited by kotbegemot - 06/18/2007 18: 09

21.06.2007 17:16, Zhuk

Arctiidae, Cossidae, Lasiocampidae, Lymantriidae, Notodontidae, Saturniidae:

20.07.2007 0:06, клайд

I have a small collection, but a lot of boxes. I do it myself as much as I want. Therefore, I make out as you like.

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20.07.2007 3:35, RippeR

20.07.2007 15:49, svm2

Zygaenidae
pruni,statices-punctum,centaureae,cynarae,brizae-minos,purpuralis-carniolica
loti,viciae-ephialtes,angelicae-filipendulae-lonicerae

20.07.2007 20:10, Zhuk

20.07.2007 20:38, RippeR

Zygaena ephialtes never saw it
And how do you define them? I once tried, it seems to converge, but I think there is still a lot to open

21.07.2007 1:39, клайд

21.07.2007 14:08, RippeR

I have about 4-5 types of mottled flowers.. although if you distribute the numbers separately, there may be more.. But it certainly can't compare with svm in any way

Clyde:
is plastic expensive?? It would be interesting, of course, to look at it, so, according to the photo, the boxes are not very clear at all - a big problem for me.. We don't do anything normal, carpenters are bastards, they don't want to take on such work, they don't want to cut boxes 2:4 in baguettes, either because it's too hot, or they can't (although they can't in baguette workshops!) And such plastic, corton itself do not understand how to do.. Especially how to fix glass

21.07.2007 22:15, клайд

Almost any problem can be solved. Specialists from the circus manage to teach adult bears to ride motorcycles , but a person can learn everything. You buy material, a couple of lessons-a masterclass. You start, you try, you make mistakes, you correct yourself , and you have all the boxes you want. On average, a 30x40 box comes out in 12-15 criminal units, depending on the complexity of the cover system. You can fix the glass in different ways, this is the main difficulty, but it is also perfectly solved. If the order is large, you buy the material in sheets and the cost price drops by a third.
And how to understand "in baguettes do not want to cut boxes 2: 4"?

21.07.2007 22:31, RippeR

Yeah.. still, the cost of boxes comes out solid enough..
They make frames in baguettes.. They can make a frame with a height of 6 cm, but they don't want to cut it (i.e., cut these 6 cm into 4 cm and 2 cm) to get a box out of the frame (with subsequent processing..).. And in general, according to stories (I don't remember exactly who told me) in Russia, even in Moscow, order a cropped baguette is cheaper than with us.. Zadralis just our bastards-they think that the most important ones, so they can fill any price they want

21.07.2007 23:09, клайд

I don't know how to make a baguette, I didn't work with such material. From plastic (PVC) I can make a box in three hours, and if it is very good - you need five hours. Up to a horseradish of time you need to spend running around the markets in search of suitable elements (foam, profile and other tops). Yes, and you need to work sometime, otherwise diric will scold .

23.07.2007 9:21, svm2

to Ripper
can be viewed here
http://r.a.r.e.free.fr-here Zygaenidae, Ennominae, Catocalinae, Notodotidae, Sesiidae, Plusiinae, Arctiidae and beetles,
well, Opredeliteli-books. Here are the larger ephialtes 2 upper ones

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01.08.2007 14:03, Zhuk

Arctiidae, Cossidae, Drepanidae, Lasiocampidae, Limacodidae, Lymantriidae, Notodontidae (Moscow Region, Volgograd Region, Voronezh Region, Crimea):



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01.08.2007 20:40, Pavel Morozov

01.08.2007 20:58, Zhuk

02.08.2007 14:25, svm2

Notodontidae almost all Kiev and the region, Cherkasy region.

02.08.2007 14:31, Zhuk

svm2:
Ptilophora plumigera where exactly was caught, on what day of autumn and in what biotope? Already fig knows skoka can't catch her

And Frost the same question if caught

02.08.2007 14:31, omar

02.08.2007 14:42, svm2

02.08.2007 14:48, Zhuk

02.08.2007 14:50, RippeR

02.08.2007 21:36, taler

Still, please enlighten me-why insert several identical views into the collection?! Well, the male with the female is clear, some kind of variability-too...
But to "score" so many butterflies in one box...I'm not limited to 2 or 3 butterflies in fishing,of course,but the rest is for exchange.
Enlighten me, maybe I don't understand what?!

02.08.2007 21:40, Pavel Morozov

02.08.2007 21:48, Pavel Morozov

02.08.2007 21:50, Pavel Morozov

02.08.2007 22:11, алекс 2611

02.08.2007 22:14, Khlinoff

Here are my Nymphalidae.

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05.08.2007 6:05, nimu

I decided to post here, but not on the contrary, whether it was necessary to arrange (I mean caterpillar-cocoon-imago).

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22.08.2007 17:02, RippeR

Here we got to my collection
k3-butterflies collected/spread out this year k6 - the same thing, only beetles
k4-most of the pigeons (from the spread out ones) that fit in the box
k5-most of the scarabaeids

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22.08.2007 17:59, Ilia Ustiantcev

And where do the tropics from Table 1 come from and what are they called? Is the very first one really a fathead?!

22.08.2007 21:36, KDG

22.08.2007 21:50, Dorcadion

22.08.2007 22:22, RippeR

I can at least take a picture of everyone in turn and put them in close-up - just tell me what
To be honest, I didn't have much of a buzzing coalection.. The fact is that the majority is badly straightened out and all that.. I wanted to rearrange, replace a lot of things, but I need pins and all sorts of nonsense (for example, such nonsense as time ) I'll put it out a little later.

Ilya: Yes, the very first one - the fathead from Vietnam..

Denis: Can I tell you the names of the species if you are interested or just take a picture? There, most of them are exchanged..

22.08.2007 23:19, Nilson