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07.01.2009 15:43, Zhuk

I already have these boars for a whole year palyu)))))

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11.02.2009 10:13, Vabrus

Recently, an exhibition from the Altai Zoological Center came to our museum, among other things, there was such a picture, I liked it.

user posted image

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11.02.2009 12:26, RippeR

E-swallowtail? D, Q - Parnassius? B-golubyanka? J-urania?
what I think I could identify

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11.02.2009 19:54, lepidopterolog

A - Actias sp.?, G-similar to Diaethria sp. (they are also called "butterflies - 88"), R is clearly a representative of the sub-family. Theclinae (Heliophorus sp.), 4-dipper?
We'll work together to solve the entire alphabet

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11.02.2009 20:32, Kharkovbut

A - Actias sp.?, G-similar to Diaethria sp. (they are also called "butterflies - 88"), R is clearly a representative of the sub-family. Theclinae (Heliophorus sp.), 4-dipper?

G is Callicore. (88 Diaethria - strange that they don't seem to have been used). Heliophorus is from the Lycaeninae. Maybe he is.

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17.04.2009 16:35, barko

And may the moderators forgive me for being off-site

My legs buckled with resentment
http://www.yapfiles.ru/show/16541/8a9894d6...e5e38a.flv.html

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17.04.2009 20:44, Zlopastnyi Brandashmyg

Poor cat.

18.04.2009 7:02, Mylabris

The aliens are here!!!

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18.04.2009 7:07, Mylabris

Drunk ant.

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18.04.2009 7:12, Mylabris

Guys, do you have a beer?

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18.04.2009 7:19, Mylabris

Druzhbany

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18.04.2009 12:12, Egorus

Family portrait: father, mother and their children

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20.04.2009 1:57, Egorus

Easter compositions with entoklon.

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19.05.2009 18:51, Egorus

Storage options for the collected material.
(Chinese-progressive style.

)

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20.05.2009 0:25, RippeR

In Prin'itspa, this is an option for storing a collection - it will certainly last for centuries, even if it is stored in the ground )

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20.05.2009 14:32, Swansson

Or maybe someone knows what polymer these key chains are made of? I already asked you once, but suddenly...
Interested in what they can be dissolved (to get the bug

Tried: alcohols, acetone, ethyl acetate, butyl acetate, solvent, white spirit... doesn't take it.

20.05.2009 16:28, RippeR

H2SO4 probably)

20.05.2009 16:34, Bear

H2SO4 probably )

No, he won't take it!
You can also try it.

20.05.2009 16:36, Swansson

H2SO4 probably )

Alas! It's only in a cool movie that acid eats right through the thick metal floor of an intergalactic cruiser in a second.

20.05.2009 16:40, Swansson

It's not a pity

to know the plastic exactly, then it's easier to pick up the solvent. I'll try some more dichloroethane. Someone here said that the washed object will immediately fall apart - it's interesting to check.

21.05.2009 21:18, Egorus

I got this bug from a Chinese keychain.
I kept it for more than a month in a 1:1 mixture of ethyl acetate and
solvent 646. The plastic gradually peeled
off in shapeless plates of varying thickness.
Now I'm dissolving another keychain, but the process is getting worse.

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21.05.2009 21:32, Aaata

Wow, it didn't fall apart!

And you didn't define the name of the species?

21.05.2009 21:46, Egorus

No, I didn't define it. And the beetle turned out generally well. The elytra could not be
joined, they were so originally.

01.06.2009 22:29, Egorus

To raise the vitality.

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01.06.2009 22:46, Ilia Ustiantcev

And how did you manage to shoot this?

01.06.2009 23:09, Egorus

Option one.
You walk, it hisses, you freeze, it crawls away. There is no snapshot.
Option two.
You go, it hisses, you hold the snake with the shaft of the net.
She curls up in a ball and is ready to defend herself.
You turn on the camera on the "supermacro", squat, stretch your arms
forward and click. Hits the lens.
This is a steppe viper-the bite is not fatal.
I probably wouldn't have teased an ordinary viper.

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02.06.2009 12:59, omar

in an ordinary viper, the bite is also not fatal.

02.06.2009 16:30, Жабонька

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02.06.2009 19:42, Dr. Niko

This is a long-standing issue.

Where is the common grass snake found in the Moscow region?

02.06.2009 20:00, Ilia Ustiantcev

I saw some kind of snake in Volynskoye (Matveevskoye). If there is no viper there, then it was already.

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02.06.2009 20:14, chebur

a few years ago I saw several snakes near the Desna River in the Leninsky district of Moscow region.

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30.06.2009 11:53, barko

Here's another non toad

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03.07.2009 6:31, Bad Den

Citizens, or maybe in a personal account?

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03.07.2009 8:57, amara

This is a long-standing issue.
Where in the Moscow region is an ordinary grass snake found?

In Moscow, in Losino-Ostrovsky Park saw snakes in June this year 4 times, three photographed at close range. Heavy rains "squeeze" them out.

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03.07.2009 9:01, amara

Here's another non toad

Yes, but how did you get her to look back?

03.07.2009 10:09, RippeR

the main thing is that he told her to wave her paw!

03.07.2009 11:25, amara

The exit from the foam is not of Venus but of the Nymph pennywort drooler and the last molt before the adult phase. (on willow, I don't know the genus and species).

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03.07.2009 12:22, amara

As Kovalevsky explained to me on the botanical forum, this "rose" on willow is "the work of gallitz, possibly Rhabdophaga rosaria" (Diptera, Cecidomyiidae).

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03.07.2009 12:45, RippeR

well, just a work of art!

11.10.2009 12:48, Egorus

E-ma-e... How to open something..?
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