Entomological fairs and exhibitions. Insektenborse, Bursa

Yeees... I fell - my heart wasn't beating anymore!
But! What I saw then! Prick after all! Prick! Big crushers, nutcrackers, and others! And although really large, but not so huge! Moreover-impaled and sold! Hooray, I'm not the last of their Mohicans (a tribe of stubborn ringers ).

It's like a fight of some kind Who likes-of course they prick )

No, no fighting! Just one of the reasons for the sticker was that this way the unpeeled beetle does not lose its commercial value. And so, everything has long been clear to me - whoever likes it, he mounts it. But that they sell impaled beetles - I see this for the first time (unlike butterflies).

it is clear that someone likes it All the same, I insist that the primary thing is not the commercial value, but the integrity of the design and aesthetics, and the fact that they sell impaled beetles was also visible in previous photos from exhibitions

it is clear that as anyone likes it, I still insist that the primary thing is not the commercial value, but the integrity of the design and aesthetics

Yes, I do not argue and do not impose my chosen method on anyone! And aesthetics is a relative concept, everyone has their own .

And the fact that they sell impaled beetles was also seen in previous photos from exhibitions

Well, so I missed the previous photos where it was visible . Although, it seems, I watched everything .

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In general, our last gathering was taco-o-o-y awesome!!!!!
And the fun of it was precisely in an informal setting.
I'm afraid the Moscow meeting will lose some of its informal charm.
There will be more officiousness and less soulfulness.

On November 22, a traditional insect fair was held in Budapest. If earlier everything happened in one hall, now the area has doubled. Unfortunately and surprisingly, tropical insects predominated. The trend is not a happy one.

  
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Here is everything that I managed to choose for myself.

  

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the crest at the end is that Balkanic??

Barbels and pigeons are not enough

the crest at the end is that Balkanic??

Barbels and pigeons are not enough

yes exactly that bulgarica

I hope our burza will be no worse in the next year! It all depends on you, Colleagues!!! Watch and learn from the experience!!!

I would like to know how much relict barbels and hercules were at the Paris exhibition?

The traveling entomological exhibition of Sergey Chastilov (Papis) opened today in the city of Vladimir. The exhibition is very interesting and informative. It is designed, of course, not for professionals, but for school-age children and inquisitive adults. It's great that someone else is promoting entomology.
Congratulations, Sergey, on the opening!
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Here is everything that I managed to choose for myself.

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I was just going to look at how people live and here...((((
Fill in the plz photos on a permanent basis.

And the person in the form of drug control, is he a butterfly player, or so, a sympathizer?

And the person in the form of drug control, is he a butterfly player, or so, a sympathizer?

The man in the drug control uniform is Sergey Gusev. I used to work with carbides (as a collector). He was on several expeditions in the Caucasus.
In one of them together with Chastilov.

If you are interested in seeing me, please visit my page. I don't hide my data from anyone.

Such exhibitions are very important. If they are decorated as Chastilov did, then this is not just a lesson in natural science, but also a clear example of excellent taste. perfectly!
By the way, the erebia described in honor of Chastilov is not a subspecies, as previously thought - but a good view. This is my fervent belief - I am preparing an article. This is so for the word

Literature is available in all bursas, except Prague, in a decent amount and assortment. And there you can rummage, rummage, rummage ...

Frau Winkler from Vienna




Bioform from Germany sells equipment and books




The Czechs have a lot of literature published annually


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On Saturday, I visited a fair in Prague. It was very lively.













































I chose something for myself.

Oh, cool!
Narodny Dům, Naměsti Miru.
Finish the prosimo, and then, dverzhitsi zaviraii. Přisti Stanice - Muzeum

and sausages with gambrinus or urquel

Oh, cool!
Narodny Dům, Naměsti Miru.
Finish the prosimo, and then, dverzhitsi zaviraii. Přisti Stanice - Muzeum

and sausages with gambrinus or urquel

Narodny Dům, Naměsti Miru



Yes, it was great! It should be noted that several people immediately reported an increase in entomological activity. Exchanges and trade were very brisk. One whining hardware dealer told me that he was doing really well and gave me a big discount.

I'm happy with the ride. I met with the right people and got wonderful material!

The gambrinus in the buffet is very good! I had five mugs on bursa talking to the komradas, and then we went for a beer

By the way, Pavel, look at this pair of butterflies. Not your profile?

And where can I find out about upcoming similar fairs (in Europe)?

Wow, this is an interesting group. However, I rummage through them.

And where can I find out about upcoming similar fairs (in Europe)?

The nearest major fairs are Munich and Frankfurt.

Insektenbörse München
Kolpinghaus St. Theresia, Hanebergstr.8, 80637 München
Samstag, 13. November 2010, 09:00-15:00

Frankfurt Börse: 113. Internationale Insektentauschbörse
60439 Frankfurt am Main
Samstag, 12.00 bis 18.00 Uhr
Sonntag, 9.00 bis 16.00 Uhr

Here are more advertisements for some European fairs. In fact, there are many more of them.

Can you buy tickets on the spot?

A mobile exhibition of the Kostroma Contact Zoo has opened in Vladimir. The director is Igor Chekalov.
The exhibition features rare species from all over the world. More than fifty species of birds, rare specimens of mammals from India, Africa, South America and Java. The most remarkable thing is that most of the exhibits can be touched, petted, and fed. A peacock is strutting around the room, and an exotic toucan is perched on your shoulder, pinching your hair. The children squeal with delight!!! I personally was deeply impressed by this exhibition.

The organizers of the exhibition, especially for March 8, placed a showcase with pupae of tropical butterflies, which not only turn from a nondescript pupa into beautiful winged creatures.

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A peacock is strutting around the room, and an exotic toucan is perched on your shoulder, pinching your hair.

Wasn't it scary to put parrots on your shoulders? With such a beak, it can leave you without an ear at once...

Wasn't it scary to put parrots on your shoulders? With such a beak, it can leave you without an ear at once...

At first it's a little scary, and then-such a thrill!!!
Well done, guys!!! I wish there were more such exhibitions!!! Maybe our young people are also interested in something interesting. Otherwise, they get drunk from idleness.

On Saturday, I visited a fair in Prague. It was very lively.

While browsing again, I accidentally stumbled upon it. Very curious, but where are the morimuses from?

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is it a shield? Nothing is clear

a little bit can not be about fishing, today in Penza in one of the museums opened my exhibition of butterflies, the opening was wonderful, the press, guests, everyone is delighted, I hope now for a good attendance!

a little bit can not be about fishing, today in Penza in one of the museums opened my exhibition of butterflies, the opening was wonderful, the press, guests, everyone is delighted, I hope now for a good attendance!

Hi! I would have photographed the exhibits and posted them on the forum, we would also have shared our delight

me fotkali photo promised the other day to give me))

Since such a song has started, I will also write a short report about my current exhibition at the Omsk State Museum of Local Lore. The exhibition is complex. The exhibition features insect collections from the museum's collections, partially tropical butterflies from the private collection of V. V. Rogalev, live insects from the children's eco-center and macro photos of six-legged animals in my performance
Multiple snapshots:

Kol a-kavod (BRAVO!), Konung! It looks like mine (in the past, he also exhibited at the museum), but instead of photos, I had crafts made from natural materials (there are a few left). Now make the exhibition mobile and go ahead. Earn money.

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Since such a song has started, I will also write a short report about my current exhibition at the Omsk State Museum of Local Lore. The exhibition is complex. The exhibition features insect collections from the museum's collections, partially tropical butterflies from the private collection of V. V. Rogalev, live insects from the children's eco-center and macro photos of six-legged animals in my performance

- Really - a huge plus at your exhibition is a macro photo in the size of no less than A-4! - Because the perception of six-legged neighbors by ordinary people is impressive due to the scale! - you understand that the visual impression of objects in a parallel world, relative to the relationships - stunning! - Well done!

Once there was such a song ...

I've stirred you up! It's about time! Otherwise, you hide such talents!

anyone from forumchan going to bursa in Prague on October 1 and 2?
How do I book a table there? is this possible by email? and how to get a visa as cheap as possible))?

anyone from forumchan going to bursa in Prague on October 1 and 2?
How do I book a table there? is this possible by email? and how to get a visa as cheap as possible))?

Regular members pay on-the-spot in advance. For example, in spring for autumn. They have permanent jobs. Others can take a table at the entrance to the bursa. Write them a letter and ask them how you can order a table.