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04.06.2008 21:34, Grigory Grigoryev

Friends, I did not pursue the goal of showing everyone what I have "beautiful" hawkmoth. It just seems to me that collections become a collection only after they are sorted into groups and put in their own boxes (naturally, certain ones). The design principle should be clear, not necessarily a systematic approach, but by region, by expedition, from the point of view of aesthetics, in the end (for example, I completely understand how NicoSander designed its collection. He has a right, this is his collection!)
It's just that the butterflies of different groups from different places put together in a pile seem to me to be a temporary repository of entomological material, not a collection at all.
You can have a minimum of boxes, not a lot of butterflies, but arrange it so that it will not be a collection, but a "candy" - everyone will envy.

Once again, this is my personal opinion.
Below are two more of my boxes:
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04.06.2008 21:41, Grigory Grigoryev

It's them:

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04.06.2008 22:01, AntSkr

cajarc, great fees! I would also really like to see cocoonworms, for example, those that are not in the topic about them (or still put them in that topic), but I still want to see their series...

04.06.2008 22:25, Grigory Grigoryev

Persuaded-taki, "the serpent of speech"

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04.06.2008 23:19, AntSkr

And you can list the first row and the genus Trichiura (and what is the Eriogaster one?)? And Takanea from Kunashir? C. lobulina from different places, why such a strong variability?

This post was edited by AntSkr-05.06.2008 18: 29

05.06.2008 20:45, Ducat

to cajarc
is cool!I really liked smile.gifit
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06.06.2008 13:38, andros

Yeah, I want to be like them.

06.06.2008 14:39, Ducat

cajarc, do you buy boxes or make them yourself?

06.06.2008 15:07, Grigory Grigoryev

Myself.

06.06.2008 19:14, El Cazador

Fourth row from the left, the top butterfly in the bear box is a kaya, only the yellow form?

06.06.2008 20:18, Grigory Grigoryev

All butterflies in the box - A. caja

09.06.2008 13:12, bahurin

Colleagues Muscovites
Have photos but there is no technology for displaying them in the Net
Can anyone help!

and in what form of photo? printed from film (if yes, you can scan it, but you will need to be careful with color reproduction), digital (if yes, the image format and size). I can help you post it on the Internet with a link to the author on my site. I recently started making it out, and if there is a result, I plan to move it to paid hosting with the implementation of a searchable database. If anyone has a desire to join us!

10.06.2008 15:49, Solarway

Friends, let me share a small part of my collection. smile.gif

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10.06.2008 15:54, Grigory Grigoryev

And where is she ?

Sorry, there was a "glitch" - the computer did not see the photos.
Under Colias chlorocoma male 2 females, lower also Colias chlorocoma ?

This post was edited by cajarc - 10.06.2008 16: 01

10.06.2008 16:54, Solarway

And where is she ?

Sorry, there was a "glitch" - the computer did not see the photos.
Under Colias chlorocoma male 2 females, lower also Colias chlorocoma ?

Yes, these females are also Colias chlorocoma: white and yellow-green forms. All 3 are from Armenia.

This post was edited by Solarway - 10.06.2008 16: 54
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10.06.2008 17:17, Ducat

Would you like to share chlorocoma? shuffle.gif
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10.06.2008 18:45, Solarway

And I don't have any more.
But there are Erebia aethiops (Armenia) male, Erebia legea (a pair from the Urals), I can change.

12.06.2008 18:54, igorbiol

In the last box, the first row(vertical), the first two-Chazara bishofi?

12.06.2008 19:26, Solarway

Yes, they are the same.

12.06.2008 21:00, Grigory Grigoryev

Naturally, yes

13.06.2008 10:27, igorbiol

And if it's not a secret from where?

13.06.2008 18:05, Grigory Grigoryev

I think it's from Armenia. This is, as it were, logical, looking at other butterflies.....

13.06.2008 21:04, Solarway

That's right, my friends, I have a lot of butterflies from Armenia, including the discussed yellow butterflies.

13.06.2008 21:44, Grigory Grigoryev

Dear Solarway, did you go there in person or.....?

14.06.2008 11:08, Solarway

Unfortunately, not personally. I bought them.
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17.06.2008 11:33, Dorcadion

It's been a while since there were any beetles...
Here are the fees of Carabinae this year...
All Krasnodar Krai and a little bit of Karachay-Cherkessia shuffle.gif

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17.06.2008 13:52, RippeR

WOW!!!!!! Hail Dorcadion!
You're really cool!!!!! Both the material and the spread are excellent! super!

Kalosomes-inquisitors?
Microplugs who?
Under microplexes 1-granulatus? and who are the blue ones?
Mega!!!

17.06.2008 15:15, Dorcadion

WOW!!!!!! Hail Dorcadion!
You're really cool!!!!! Both the material and the spread are excellent! super!

Kalosomes-inquisitors?
Microplugs who?
Under microplexes 1-granulatus? and who are the blue ones?
Mega!!!


Thanks smile.gif
Kalozomy inquisitors, 1 copy under micro is granulatus, blue is the most banal Sphodristocarabus jantinus, about microplectes, part exactly convallum, and about more red there are some suspicions, the other day I will carry Zamotaylovu....
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24.06.2008 11:54, unicum

Good afternoon! Let me add my five kopecks... These are mainly last year's fees. I'm sorry for disrespecting taxonomy when distributing material in boxes. The penultimate one is for the box scale. The geography of the fees is located in the Kaluga Region.

This post was edited by unicum - 24.06.2008 11: 55

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24.06.2008 12:14, Grigory Grigoryev

However, you heartily "nakvasili" them, it's nice to see! That would shuffle the groups, and it will be quite OK!

24.06.2008 13:32, unicum

In the main collection and spread it out... Well, by the way, not so much, in my opinion... Within; -)
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24.06.2008 13:40, mikee

In the main collection and spread it out... Well, by the way, not so much, in my opinion... Within ;-)

Apollons from the Kaluga region? Something they vary quite a lot, up to similar to nomions...

24.06.2008 13:49, unicum

Exactly. Upper course of the Zhizdra River. About seven years ago...
All from a single point. 3-5 small meadows on the river bank. And mostly males differ from females.
Although even among the same sex, the variability is quite large: that's how much I gained then...
Since then, almost every year I check those meadows-no one : - (((. Just do not scoff at once-I caught them after laying eggs (they are not very fresh, slightly battered). Not on purpose - this is the time of the hike.

This post was edited by unicum - 24.06.2008 13: 58

24.06.2008 14:31, Grigory Grigoryev

Here's a little scoop of Borneo:
1,2. Eudocima cajeta
3. Eudocima discrepans
4. Eudocima sp.
5. Eudocima homaena
6. Eudocima sikhimensis
7. Eudocima salaminia
8. Eudocima falonia
9. Eudocima sp.
10. Thyas coronata
11. Phyllodes eyndhovii

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24.06.2008 16:50, RippeR

cajarc, BRAVO! As always, I admire both the material and the quality!!!!
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24.06.2008 17:05, Nikolaj Pichugin

cajarc, BRAVO! As always, I admire both the material and the quality!!!!

I fully support you!
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24.06.2008 18:06, Pavel Morozov

Especially #4. Just awesome!
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24.06.2008 18:14, Tach1218

Yes, I also really enjoyed Mr. cajarc's training camp, but it's fair to say: especially pleased with the order in the design. I think many people will agree with me.
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24.06.2008 19:32, El Cazador

KRASATA!!! Have you ever been to Borneo yourself, cajarc? Is this beauty caught by itself?
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24.06.2008 21:36, Grigory Grigoryev

Well, yes, I caught it myself, but who else ?

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