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Mylabris, 10.12.2007 23:26

I understand that it is very difficult to convey all the variety of color iridescences of glitter, but I will try anyway. Do not judge strictly (or rather constructively criticize) for photos. As far as I came across the fauna of Central Asia-the horse has not yet been lying around. Remarkable works on Central Asia (namely, the Tien Shan) were published by Tarbinsky. But, unfortunately, very little material was identified. Pictured is one of the unidentified males of Chrysis sp. I will be glad for any comments from colleagues both in the field of definition and in the field of tips on Microphotography.

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11.12.2007 0:50, Proctos

In general, everything is very good. I just wouldn't get carried away with full radial copying. You can copy individual parts of the body, but so that the illusion of naturalness remains. For an online publication, when shooting, I would choose a gray background, it is the most contrasting to the color and the pubescence of the body becomes visible. You can view an example of such a survey here http://www.waspweb.org/Chrysidoidea/Chrysi...s_splendens.htm
And of course, to illuminate such a brilliant object, you need to use reflected light. It seemed to me that direct light was used, glare went.
All other gadgets, such as gluing together several layers or tricks with sharpness and lighting levels, come from the software component.

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13.01.2008 23:50, paganel

I understand that it is very difficult to convey all the variety of color iridescences of glitter, but I will try anyway. Do not judge strictly (or rather constructively criticize) for photos. As far as I came across the fauna of Central Asia-the horse has not yet been lying around. Remarkable works on Central Asia (namely, the Tien Shan) were published by Tarbinsky. But, unfortunately, very little material was identified. Pictured is one of the unidentified males of Chrysis sp. I will be glad for any comments from colleagues both in the field of definition and in the field of tips on Microphotography.

in the photo of Chrysis fulgida. At one time, I started making a website www.chrysididae.narod.ru yes, I threw it-no need.
All the best
Alexandr

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21.03.2009 22:07, RippeR

nikiktsky selects every bug, even the smallest, and will not bother with the eardrums in addition. If there are friends in the Ministry of Defense who are interested in the topic, let them ask for help - they need help, since it is not easy to set and check a huge number of traps themselves throughout the region.. And you will be guaranteed a huge number of subscriptions.

I won't be in Moscow for very long, most likely..

Therefore, if there is a place or someone to leave it. then it's better this way. (most importantly, don't forget to remind us closer to the beginning of August so that you don't forget the material).
I can leave it at least in the peda, at least in the zoological department, at least with someone from vorumchan.

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22.03.2009 13:00, Papaver

You, Liparus, probably did not mean "contain" but "attract".
Take 4 small-diameter chocks (preferably not juniper, poplar, willow or aspen) 15-25 cm long. Drill holes in the ends of different diameters - from 2 to 6 mm, and different depths - 2-12 cm. Fasten them together - for example, tie them with a rope. And install it permanently in the b. - m. suitable place. It would also be nice to make a gable roof to this structure.
Experiment with the installation in different biotopes, at different heights (starting from the ground), with different exposure sides of the "hive-trap" and so on.
There are still different types of such "hives", but if they do not need to be dragged to Cheri where - this type is quite suitable.
Well, after installing the "hive" process, you predicted correctly.