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Perhaps it is worth mentioning the recently published picture book on the genus Catocala. The book is Japanese in every sense. The printing industry is excellent.

Perhaps it is worth mentioning the recently published picture book on the genus Catocala. The book is Japanese in every sense. The printing industry is excellent.

Catocala of the World...
With world maps in the text)))

Catocala of the World... With world maps in the text )))

The book is peculiar. This is yes.

Author krut

The guy with the dragon tattoo.
And the book is pleasant

A subscription to a book coming out soon is announced:

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In addition, you can also pay by subscription to a Sberbank card (via Sberbank online or via Sberbank ATMs). Details can be sent via email at the request of S. Korb.

Perhaps it is worth mentioning the recently published picture book on the genus Catocala. The book is Japanese in every sense. The printing industry is excellent.

Colleagues, please advise us where to buy! Bauer's on the waiting list. Maybe there is where in stock? Thanks!

Jarosław Buszko, Janusz Masłowski "Motyle nocne Polski, Macrolepidoptera, cz. I", 2012.
http://www.przyrodnicze.pl/motyle-nocne-po...3-id-10353.aspx

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A subscription to a book coming out soon is announced:

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A huge request to those who paid for a subscription to a Sberbank card. Please write the last 3 digits of your transaction number, as well as the exact delivery addresses.

For fans of R. Lewington http://www.nhbs.com/field_guide_to_the_mic...ml&tab_tag=desc

Fredrik Sheberg
The Malaise Trap, or About the happiness of living in captivity of an unusual passion about flies and quirks

Description
Lucy, the heroine of Lewis ' The Chronicles of Narnia, once had the good fortune to read a spell story called "How to Purify and Please the Soul." The girl immediately forgot the plot, but since then she liked only the same bright and kind books. There are very few of them in general, especially in modern literature, but "The Trap of Malaise, or about the happiness of living in the captivity of an unusual passion, about flies and the vagaries of fate" is the rarest example of a work of this kind. In form, this is an ironic and autobiographical story about the ability to read nature and the psychology of the collector. Fredrik Schoeberg, a connoisseur and lover of babbling flies, writes the story of the life, discoveries and adventures of another Swedish entomologist, Rene Malez (1892-1978). He is famous for many of his discoveries and expeditions, including to Kamchatka, although today his name is associated primarily with a trap of a special design that he invented. In fact, the "Malaise Trap — is a cure for fatigue, depression and joylessness. This book has received many awards in Sweden, is regularly reprinted and translated into German, French, Spanish, Norwegian and other languages.

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Fredrik Sheberg
The Malaise Trap, or About the happiness of living in captivity of an unusual passion about flies and quirks

Description
Lucy, the heroine of Lewis ' The Chronicles of Narnia, once had the good fortune to read a spell story called "How to Purify and Please the Soul." The girl immediately forgot the plot, but since then she liked only the same bright and kind books. There are very few of them in general, especially in modern literature, but "The Trap of Malaise, or about the happiness of living in the captivity of an unusual passion, about flies and the vagaries of fate" is the rarest example of a work of this kind. In form, this is an ironic and autobiographical story about the ability to read nature and the psychology of the collector. Fredrik Schoeberg, a connoisseur and lover of babbling flies, writes the story of the life, discoveries and adventures of another Swedish entomologist, Rene Malez (1892-1978). He is famous for many of his discoveries and expeditions, including to Kamchatka, although today his name is associated primarily with a trap of a special design that he invented. In fact, the "Malaise Trap — is a cure for fatigue, depression and joylessness. This book has received many awards in Sweden, is regularly reprinted and translated into German, French, Spanish, Norwegian and other languages.

Her Shtil gave me a gift recently . I've already read it, and now he's reading it. It's a great book. Then I'll scan it and send it to plantago .

This post was edited by Pirx - 19.04.2012 19: 07

A soulful book and a kind of exclusive. Although while reading in the back of my mind all the time rushes the thought-how far we are from the mental torment of a well-off Swedish fan of sirfid. However, I strongly recommend it to everyone. It will be very good to read to the younger generation - especially those who are embarrassed to get a net in public-and then suddenly they will think or say something bad.

Leraut, P.: Moths of Europe Vol. 3. Zygaenids & Pyralids I.

Promise in May.

Her Shtil gave me a gift recently   . I've already read it, and now he's reading it. It's a great book. Then I'll scan it and send it to plantago .

Can you send me a scan of this book

Can you send me a scan of this book?

Have a conscience - http://www.ozon.ru/context/detail/id/7974948/

Have a conscience - http://www.ozon.ru/context/detail/id/7974948/

By the way, yes, the book is not scientific. The key word in my phrase was "later" - for three reasons:
1) the circulation is small-even if the publishing house will work, not for long;
2) I bought a book (and it is worth buying an entomologist) - there is an opportunity to give it to a friend in misfortune to read ;
3) lack of time (I will not hide it) .

In the 68th volume of the Neue Entomologische Nachrichten, published in April, there is an extremely interesting (I hope) revision by Ulf Eichberger:

Eitschberger, U.: Revision des Marumba gaschkewitschii (Bremer & Grey, 1852)-Artkomplexes (Lepidoptera, Sphingidae) // Neue ent. Nachr. Bd. 68. S. 1 - 293.

The volume is available for purchase from Ulf, email ulfei (dgg)t-online. de

In the 68th volume of the Neue Entomologische Nachrichten, published in April, there is an extremely interesting (I hope) revision by Ulf Eichberger:

Eitschberger, U.: Revision des Marumba gaschkewitschii (Bremer & Grey, 1852)-Artkomplexes (Lepidoptera, Sphingidae) // Neue ent. Nachr. Bd. 68. S. 1 - 293.

The volume is available for purchase from Ulf, via email ulfei(dgg)t-online.de

It would be great to see it soon!! How did he deal with the discreta subspecies there?

In the 68th volume of the Neue Entomologische Nachrichten, published in April, there is an extremely interesting (I hope) revision by Ulf Eichberger:

Eitschberger, U.: Revision des Marumba gaschkewitschii (Bremer & Grey, 1852)-Artkomplexes (Lepidoptera, Sphingidae) // Neue ent. Nachr. Bd. 68. S. 1 - 293.

The volume is available for purchase from Ulf, via email ulfei(dgg)t-online.de

Stanislav, do you know when the next performance of Atalanta is planned? And then Ulf is silent for something.

Stanislav, do you know when the next performance of Atalanta is planned? And then Ulf is silent about something.

Ulf is currently in a very difficult situation with the health of some of his family members. Answers are very long and short. But Ulf is a German, make no mistake - the number will be released on time.

"Russian" arithmetic (mathematics): 2 x 2 = how many hours.
Science is one of the phenomena of world (but not national) culture. National culture "osnovyvayetstsa" in the national language. The language of science (almost any) is not a national one, but - "your own" - a scientific one.
A Japanese chemist who does not know French will (more or less successfully) solve a "chemical problem" based on the" hints " of a French chemist (who does not know Japanese). Is that true?
In Russia there were Russian chemists Mendeleev, Butlerov and others, but there was no "Russian chemistry" and there is no such thing...
This...nu (pra "Russian science")" Russian " Georgian (Stalin) invented (well, almost...) .

Please note that your subscription ends on May 15.

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A new issue of the Note has been released.

http://www.rhopalocera.com/news.php?readmore=5

The message was edited rhopalocera.com - 17.05.2012 22: 14

A fresh Colias ledger reached me

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The book is enclosed in a dust jacket. The impression of the book is twofold:
- as a guide to the taxonomy of the genus, God forbid to use it. It is often unclear what guides the authors in their systematic constructions, but crowning all their systematic gibberish is a "Systematic" list of species, which in fact is alphabetical - in this vein, it is not at all clear whether the authors know in principle what a system is in zoology and how to build it. I got the impression that the book was written almost exclusively by Y.Grieshuber (taxman, by the way), in B. Worthy helped in the search for types (insurer, by the way). G. Lamas, as I understood it, "reduced" the nomenclature. Unfortunately, in complex nomenclature issues, he is not an adviser, which is indicated at least by the priority of tamerlana over mongola.
- the nomenclature of names is correct in most cases, but in some cases it is natural nonsense. This mainly applies to names whose publication dates are "close", as well as little-known taxa.
- genital signs are persistently not used, philately is flourishing.
- attempts to show distribution on poorly informative maps, especially for local species.
"the public isn't attracted at all.
+ almost all types of Palearctic jaundice have been found and mostly depicted, and many typical localities have been clarified. However, again-part of it is erroneous. But this is already fixable.
+ summarized data on the movements of a number of collections, especially little-known ones.
Actually, these are the only 2 advantages.

In general, the impression that Mr. Lamas is playing the role of "wedding general" in this book is growing stronger from page to page.

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Don't they describe new taxa at least?

thank God, no.

What about crocea/erate?

What about crocea/erate?

traditionally. and with grammatical errors.

Yes, here is the famous Grieshuber - for many "post-Soviet" (and not only) - a great authority on egg yolks. It is rather difficult to call the presented fragment of the book" taxonomy".

A new series of books on lepidoptera.

The first volume is described here: http://www.heterocera.net/webshop/fibigeri...lepidopterology

It will be published at the end of June.

It will be published at the end of June.

Eva Vartjan , a very attractive wife of a carpet merchant, has put together a surprisingly complete and very accurate collection on Iran, Iraq, Turkey, Armenia, etc., which is located in Vienna. I think the book and series will be interesting to many.

The first part of the " Mace-whiskered Lepidoptera of the Northern Tien Shan "(fam. thickheads, sailboats, whiteflies, snouts, and marigolds) was printed a few days ago. When I return to Russia, I will send it to my subscribers.

The second part will be approximately ready for printing in mid-autumn. The illustrations are currently being mixed and processed. The beginning of the subscription will be announced later, when the price of the publication is determined.

A new issue of Eversmannia has been published. Table of contents below. For purchase questions, please contact l.bol2012@yandex.ru.

The issue price is 300 rubles. + postage.

I also attach here a note about the" sensational " name rudra not so long ago.

I'll throw it just in case of fire for Grigory and other sirfidologists/dipterologists, if you are interested: Systematics and taxonomy of the ruficornis group of genus Merodon Meigen (Diptera: Syrphidae)

I'll throw it just in case of fire for Grigory and other sirfidologists/dipterologists, if you are interested: Systematics and taxonomy of the ruficornis group of genus Merodon Meigen (Diptera: Syrphidae)

Kolya, dear, such a gift... Thanks! I've been waiting for the whole village since last August, so to speak...

This post was edited by Pirx-02.07.2012 09: 36

A new issue of Alexanor magazine has been published:

http://www.rhopalocera.com/news.php?readmore=9

Phegea magazine publishes new article about rare scoops of Dagestan

http://www.rhopalocera.com/news.php?readmore=10