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02.11.2009 6:58, Yakovlev

Did you catch it yourself ? Can I specify the exact point ??

Yes, both instances themselves. This can be seen from the labels. I am already more than 100 years old (then I put all the butterflies in Tomsk). Now I label all butterflies with the surname Ovchinnikov - so that no one will guess. So here I am a cunning and long lived person
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02.11.2009 21:06, MisterXus

Yakovlev, quit these drugs...))))
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03.11.2009 16:51, I.Evgen.

The rarest tenedii from Saur

and this Tenedius is from the Amur Region ...I think it's very similar to the second one...?

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03.11.2009 17:07, I.Evgen.

and this Tenedius is from the Amur Region ...I think it's very similar to the second one...?

and another one .caught from the first one in 200x km.(1st Taptugary.2nd Geelong) June 2007.

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16.11.2009 4:11, Yakovlev

They offer this aberration from Sweden. What do you say?

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16.11.2009 4:36, Vlad Proklov

What do you mean by "offer"?

16.11.2009 4:37, Yakovlev

In exchange

16.11.2009 4:38, Vlad Proklov

In exchange

Ah, philately, I see.

16.11.2009 4:42, Yakovlev

An old friend of the Swede strongly wants a bear alone and offers such a thing. And my interest in both exchange and parnassus has been weakened for a long time. I don't want to offend the old man. So I ask - how rare is this animal? He says very much!

16.11.2009 5:27, Vlad Proklov

An old friend of the Swede strongly wants a bear alone and offers such a thing. And my interest in both exchange and parnassus has been weakened for a long time. I don't want to offend the old man. So I ask - how rare is this animal? He says very much!

Then I don't understand the question at all...
I'd send a bear (menetriesi or something?) -"if he wants to, let him send Apollo..."
Aberration as an aberration... Rare of course - but what's the use of that?
It's a hundred years ago such individual names were given and now what is the use of them?

16.11.2009 10:56, Guest

This is not uncommon in Sweden.
(secret)
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16.11.2009 15:14, Yakovlev

Then I don't understand the question at all...
I'd send a bear (menetriesi or something?) -"if he wants to, let him send Apollo..."
Aberration as an aberration... Rare of course - but what's the use of that?
It's a hundred years ago such individual names were given and now what is the use of them?

Yes, I don't have any sense, just a question arose - what kind of thing is this. After all, there are connoisseurs of Apollo and I, due to my well-known stinginess, commercialism, etc., check the situation.

16.11.2009 18:17, Yakovlev

Two unique parnassus hybrids of stubbendorphia and ariadne

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16.11.2009 22:05, MisterXus

I have seen such unique Parnassus and not two, much more under Shibalino )))
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16.11.2009 22:06, MisterXus

Yakovlev, do you really have menetriesi ????

16.11.2009 22:07, MisterXus

P. apollo wiskotti is also not a bad thing. Change, but not to menetriesi !!!!!

16.11.2009 22:12, Yakovlev

No, menetriyoshi isn't, he's offering a couple of these apollos for a couple of alpinas. And that there are a lot of hybrids under Shebalino? I caught only three of them and was the first in the literature to give a description of this hybrid. It's really interesting. I have a feeling that I caught a hybrid of apollo and nomion in 2008.

16.11.2009 22:24, taler

I agree with MisterXus-I also had a capture of a similar hybrid in Shebalino.And Vyacheslav Tremasov, too.
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16.11.2009 22:36, Yakovlev

I agree with MisterXus-I also had a capture of a similar hybrid in Shebalino.And Vyacheslav Tremasov, too.

I agree with both of you. This is an ordinary butterfly. But the priority of the description of this super-banal belongs to me.

16.11.2009 22:53, Yakovlev

Two Mongolian tenedius

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16.11.2009 22:56, Yakovlev

Paratype of the most northeastern subspecies of mnemosyne. For lovers of Parnassus especially from the Munich Museum with home delivery

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18.11.2009 1:02, MisterXus

Yakovlev, change from grandpa to Apollo viscotti-a sure thing.

18.11.2009 14:16, taler

Yes, I don't have any sense, just a question arose - what kind of thing is this. After all, there are connoisseurs of Apollo and I, due to my well-known stinginess, commercialism, etc., check the situation.

You write the price,the price wink.gifis

18.11.2009 16:30, Yakovlev

apollo lovers

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20.11.2009 22:34, Jarik

Parnassius apollo regius
25.07.2002 Kazakhstan, Altai, distr. Serebrjansk, H=700m
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A huge request to correct if I made a mistake with the subspecies!
And another question: maybe who knows what subspecies of apollo in Georgia (Upper Svaneti), not ciscaucasicus?

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20.11.2009 22:53, Yakovlev

this subspecies, and probably quite justifiably called regius Lukhtanov. it differs from the Central Altai by its larger size and very bright females-see photo.
In Svaneti so for memory there seems to be a subspecies svaneticus
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20.11.2009 23:31, Jarik

this subspecies, and probably quite justifiably called regius Lukhtanov. it differs from the Central Altai by its larger size and very bright females-see photo.
In Svaneti so for memory it seems there is also a subspecies svaneticus

Thank you very much!
Already fixed it! And on Svaneti, maybe someone has other opinions!? You can also go to the "personal account".

21.11.2009 8:32, Yakovlev

suaneticus Arnold, 1909
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22.11.2009 2:27, I.solod

Caucasus, Kabardino-Balkaria top.Malka River, in the area of Jila-Su springs, h 2400-2500, 2.08.2008
Parnassius apollo ciscaucasicus

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22.11.2009 2:34, I.solod

Caucasus, Adygea Oshten, h 2600-2700, 21.08.2008
Parnassius nordmanni [Menetries] in Siemaschko, 1850

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22.11.2009 19:36, Yakovlev

A little bit from Altai

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23.11.2009 10:44, Pavel Morozov

stolizckanus?

26.11.2009 14:07, Yakovlev

Parnassius clarius Eversmann, 1843 (= clarius Lederer, 1853)
Altai, Saur and Tarbagatai

Altai, Aktash

It can't be from aktash
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26.11.2009 14:44, Yakovlev

These didn't seem to be there.
hannigtoni Tibet
P. cephalus elwesi sichun

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28.11.2009 13:56, MisterXus

Anyone interested in P. inopinatus inopinatus and P. inopinatus mutingi, welcome )))

28.11.2009 14:55, Yakovlev

have our people started traveling to Afghanistan? how is it, normally, not shooting?

according to my data, this is while Ivy and Puck have distinguished themselves. But the inopinatuses are not their doing.
According to their reviews, it is very difficult. And I believe them. Complete absence of night-time participation in fees.
Traditionally, many butterflies come from Afghan dealers from Afghanistan. You can drive. But I think it's more dangerous than in Tuva.

This post was edited by Yakovlev - 28.11.2009 14: 55

28.11.2009 18:54, barko

according to my data, this is while Ivy and Puck have distinguished themselves. But the inopinatuses are not their doing.
According to their reviews, it is very difficult. And I believe them. Complete absence of night-time participation in fees.
Traditionally, many butterflies come from Afghan dealers from Afghanistan. You can drive. But I think it's more dangerous than in Tuva.
Night flights from Afghanistan are quite rare. I only once saw on Bursa, Frankfurt it seems, some mattresses scoop from Afghanistan. They were collected locally, but there was nothing interesting there.

28.11.2009 18:58, Yakovlev

But Aidas sent me some lovely cossids from Afghanistan. also local caught. We are getting out of the topic of Parnassus. we will be beaten by Bolivar.

29.11.2009 0:58, Bad Den

Where to find them, these Afghan dealers. And then from there only heroin still comes in large quantities

29.11.2009 15:17, RippeR

Naturally, who will deal with butterflies there, if heroin is more expensive, you don't need to run after it, you don't need to look for it, it's available, etc., etc.)) Yes, and American soldiers don't need butterflies ))

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