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Cerega, 29.08.2010 2:06

Dear colleagues. Collecting is a multi-faceted and addictive business. In addition to beetles, I collect badges on the theme "Reserves and national parks of the world". I want to introduce those of them that depict insects. It will be very cool if any of you would like to help me identify the views shown. In addition, I know that many of you either work or cooperate with various nature reserves. I will be very grateful for your help in finding "reserved" icons.
The first one has already appeared on the Zinovy website. Callipogon relictus-made in Arsenyev in 1976. The author of the sketch is Kharchenko Nikolay Mikhailovich. In addition to the usual, in my collection there is a very rare variety on "heavy metal"

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30.08.2010 10:41, vasiliy-feoktistov

to vasiliy-feoktystov.
"So most likely they were planning this by the creators of the icons." - how did I not really understand? Is it possible to have the same idea, but in a different way?
I really don't know. There is no swallowtail on the territory of the Voronezh Nature Reserve? If so, what subspecies? Parnassius (mnemosyne does not count, it is without red spots) were not noted in the PTZ? It was even interesting! How about the rest? Golubyanochka, fly, krasotel?

Well, why shouldn't there be a swallowtail in Voronezh if it's a fairly common butterfly in Moscow?
In the PTZ Apollo is exactly (even somewhere on the forum were his photos from there).
On krasotelya's account: judging by the green elytra, it is an odorous cauliflower (Calosoma sycophanta Linnaeus, 1758).
By golubyanka and fly I can't say (not mine).

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02.09.2010 9:13, udalov maksim

not exactly icons, of course, but still:
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the top picture is a token (or maybe an icon) European Entomological Congress, recently held in Budapest, Hungary. Here is about this logo as they themselves tell us:

On the fly in the logo of the Congress

The European stalked-eyed fly is in the logo of the IXth European Congress of Entomology.
The species was selected because of its entomological uniqueness, pleasing the most phlegmatic scholars of entomology and catching the eye of the laic.
Diopsids with their transversally prominent head, eyes and antenna on shorter or longer stalk, are very characteristic flies. The appearance is striking for most outsiders too, if they discover, that the stalks are not the antennae (and then many people associate to hammer-head shark).
Several hundred species are known in the world, mostly in the Old World tropics. Sphyracephala europaea (Papp and Földvári 1997) was first found in Europe in 1996, along a medium size river (Maros), in Hymenoptera-made holes in the high loess-wall of the shore.
The taxonomic and zoo-geographic uniqueness, strange outlook and the dependence on Hymenoptera (and loess-walls) make this creature ideal for calling public attention to the complexity of natural phenomena and nature conservation issues.

The illustration was made by Dr. Albert Szappanos, veterinary and a graphist of unique talent.

We have already written about Nizhny Novgorod, it is dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the Hungarian Entomological Society.

maybe all the same icons...???