Sell the collection

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STIGMA, 28.06.2014 12:22

Good afternoon, dear forumchane!

As they say, I write and cry. In a word-I sell.
For some reason, I will sell my day butterfly collection in good hands. Only about 2 thousand units. The main part of the collection is belyanka, satyrs, nymphs of the southern part of Russia and Central Asia-Colias, Oeneis, Erebia, Parnassius, Boloria. A significant part of the fees (about a quarter) Eastern and Northern Yakutia, which I collected myself and for myself. There are interesting finds, for example, the Ambigua draughtsman from the north of Yakutia, eneis Actaeoides, very interesting forms of angarensis, Erebia Pavlovsky. Good series of Nastes, Hyperborea, Viluensis, there are infrequent white forms. There are quite a lot of outlets in Yakutia, as I worked there for several years in different places. There are quite a lot of Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Kazakhstan, the south of Siberia (Tuva, Khakassia, Buryatia, Altai, Irkutsk region), the Urals (Bashkiria), the European part, as well as some tropics of Southeast Asia and Africa, a little Saturnia . The main part of the material is not older than 4 years. There are 25 boxes in total (20 new ones from Roman Entomolodzhibox - 10 40x50 and 15 30x40). If the buyer is interested, I will create a register in electronic form and a map of points in Yakutia. I can send you photos for specific positions and tell you more about them. In principle, the Yakut training camps – there is something to work on in scientific terms.
For the price, I will consider suggestions, so let's say there are tips, but I will listen to suggestions if there are any. All photos: https://yadi.sk/d/i72emFEFUS4jj
I am always willing to make contact and dialogue.
All questions are sent to your email address
Stigmata-av@yandex.ru Well, or on the phone +7 916 414 90 6 seven
Alexander.

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