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Chebi, 18.09.2007 21:03

Dear colleagues!
There are books: "Daytime butterflies of Ukraine" 232 p., 156 ill., 198 maps, 62 color tables.
Top-quality printing, hardcover. For ALL species, there are color photos of unfolded butterflies (top and bottom) For many, there are color photos in nature.
The text section contains information about the type locality, distribution, size, summer period, and forage plants.

There is also a book "Scoops of Ukraine" 248 p., 53 ill., 570 maps, 24 color tables. Top-quality printing, hardcover. Color photos of unfolded butterflies are available for all species (top and some undersides).

The text part contains information about the type locality, distribution, size, summer period, and forage plants.
Books are in Ukrainian, all titles are in Latin.
In terms of the number of types and color tables, it surpasses the similar Czech book "Scoops of Central Europe"

Postal address for communication-chebii[here you know what]ya.ru The
cost of one book is 600 rubles.
And a few photos for example.

This post was edited by Chebi - 28.10.2007 18: 21

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19.09.2007 0:14, RippeR

I've seen the book in the diaries of Ukraine. Very good thing! Color tables, in my opinion, surpassed Tuzov. Developer experience is visible smile.gif
Minus - in Ukrainianfrown.gif, of course, some of it is clear, but not all of it frown.gif
Hmm.. maybe take a scoop confused.gif

19.09.2007 17:32, Ilia Ustiantcev

And where in Ukraine is Harkses Yazius (except for flying to the Crimea), Danaida? And what blackheads are depicted here?

19.09.2007 17:47, AntSkr

There are reports of finds of Charaxes jasius in the Crimea (report by N. M. Romanov and M. I. Sirotkin). Similar to Danaus chryzippus, specimens were found in the Crimea, most likely imported.

19.09.2007 18:20, Ilia Ustiantcev

That is, what flashed before my eyes on the beach, could still be him... Can not its caterpillars slowly move from large-fruited strawberry to small-fruited?

19.09.2007 18:36, AntSkr

I don't know... in my opinion, in the Crimea large-fruited strawberry just grows... although maybe it's some local entomologist who breeds them (charaxes)...

This post was edited by AntSkr - 19.09.2007 18: 36

20.09.2007 0:01, americanecz

And I would take both books!
So, for the collection!
Only here the question arose!
Where are you Mr. Chebi from?
If from Ukraine, how can I get your product?
forwarding also costs money...
If there are any "preferential" transfer methods...
I'll take it now!

20.09.2007 2:13, taler

I can't agree that the tables outperformed Tuzov. no.gif Tuzov has quite well represented subspecies and varieties.In addition, as far as can be judged from the diurnal butterflies-the tables are not presented by family.(maybe by region?)This will make it somewhat difficult to work with the book as a determinant.In general,I can say that the tables are quite bright, clear and, most importantly, correctly represent the color scheme of "scales".Everything is quite recognizable. umnik.gif
Ready to take both books.Write to me in PM-we will make an agreement. beer.gif

20.09.2007 12:25, RippeR

About the tables, I meant the quality of the photo. They are divided into families - The first photo, like species that are questionable for Ukraine (or that fly in), if I'm not mistaken.

20.09.2007 12:40, svm2

In the library of the Institute of Zoology t 044-234-93-24 in Kiev, these books can be purchased freely
Scoops-45 hryvnia, daily-50, at the expense of delivery I do not know .

20.09.2007 17:24, lepidopterolog

The first photo, like species that are questionable for Ukraine (or that fly in), if I'm not mistaken.
Most likely. Charax, chrysippus, and Polygonia egea are listed as stray for the Crimea, but I don't know about Kirinia, chernushek, and others. I wonder if the specimens listed in the book were caught in Ukraine?

This post was edited by lepidopterolog - 09/20/2007 17: 26

20.09.2007 21:55, Chebi

Dear colleagues, I am in Moscow with my books, you can meet me in person.
If it is not difficult, please write to the soap.

This post was edited by Chebi-09/20/2007 22: 03

21.09.2007 10:06, Guest

Most likely. Charax, chrysippus, and Polygonia egea are listed as stray for the Crimea, but I don't know about Kirinia, chernushek, and others. I wonder if the specimens listed in the book were caught in Ukraine?

of course not.

22.09.2007 0:13, okoem

In the library of the Institute of Zoology t 044-234-93-24 in Kiev, these books can be purchased freely
Scoops-45 hryvnia, daily-50, I don't know about delivery.

I took a Scoop for 40 hryvnias ($8). Delivery by mail, you need to call, negotiate. I don't know about shipping to Russia.
In Crimea, both books can be purchased at the Karadag biostation.

01.10.2007 19:19, Chebi

Dear colleagues!
The diurnal butterfly books are over.
Currently available only about scoops.

02.10.2007 19:16, stierlyz

By the way, regarding the delivery of books, you can contact Lyudmila Mikhailovna, head of the Bibliography Department of the Higher School of Economics. The coordinates are available on the official website of the Higher School of Economics. Maybe there is one!this is the prepaid option.

28.10.2007 17:14, Tyomochkin

does anyone have a scan of the Tkachev book, Butterflies in the home insectarium? I have the book myself, I need an electronic version, because I'm doing a project! I would appreciate a scan!

28.10.2007 21:44, Zhuk

does anyone have a scan of the Tkachev book, Butterflies in the home insectarium? I have the book myself, I need an electronic version, because I'm doing a project! I would appreciate a scan!

Here's something like: http://zoometod.ifolder.ru/2824526
Likes: 1

29.10.2007 17:33, okoem

Here's something like: http://zoometod.ifolder.ru/2824526

Something doesn't open the link...

I have it in text format. I post it temporarily, because I promised not to distribute it to anyone, so download it soon.
http://salabs.narod.ru/tkachev.rar

update:
The link has started working.
update2: I tried downloading the file twice - it downloads, but it doesn't open, or rather, when opened normally, it shows only three pages, the other pages are empty. It looks like the file is broken.

This post was edited by okoem - 10/29/2007 18: 33
Likes: 1

29.10.2007 23:12, Vadim Yakubovich

Something doesn't open the link...

I have it in text format. I post it temporarily, because I promised not to distribute it to anyone, so download it soon.
http://salabs.narod.ru/tkachev.rar

update:
The link has started working.
update2: I tried downloading the file twice - it downloads, but it doesn't open, or rather, when opened normally, it shows only three pages, the other pages are empty. It looks like the file is broken.

Take a look here
http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?act=ST&...t=54556&st=250#
I updated the link
Likes: 2

30.10.2007 13:15, Musson max

Yesterday I bought Day butterflies of Ukraine and Scoop of Ukraine... What can I say, I am delighted, I did not expect such professionalism and quality from our employees, low bow and many thanks.
Likes: 1

27.11.2007 15:19, Guest

The photos are excellent, no doubt, but the text is better not to take seriously, there are a lot of inaccuracies and errors! I'm talking about the daytime girls.

08.12.2007 16:13, bion

The photos are excellent, no doubt, but the text is better not to take seriously, there are a lot of inaccuracies and errors! I'm talking about the daytime girls.

I agree, especially about subspecies and aberrations, something is not finalized there

08.12.2007 17:41, taler

Come on, you can work with both definitives and well.

07.08.2008 13:49, solnyshko a

Dear forumchane!!!
Well, tell me where you can get in the network (or who on the Forum shuffle.gif) good books (articles) about breeding and keeping Saturnia pyri ???

And also, I would like an Atlas of butterflies and caterpillars )))))

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