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Photos for the Red Data Book of Kharkiv region

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Kharkovbut, 26.09.2012 0:52

Dear colleagues, for the upcoming publication of the Red Book of the Kharkiv region, we need photos in nature (of acceptable quality for publication) of the following butterfly species::

Colias myrmidone
Nymphalis vaualbum
Arytrura musculus
Cucullia magnifica
Cucullia splendida
Cucullia argentea
Phragmatobia luctifera

We will be grateful for your help. If you are ready to help, please contact us via the "personal account".

This post was edited by Kharkovbut - 06.10.2012 21: 50

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26.09.2012 10:14, Penzyak

It should be an extremely interesting and useful publication not only for entomologists of Ukraine!!
Is it possible to see the list of species included in it, or is it still a mystery??
Yes, but why do you actually need non-straightened copies? After all, such photos for essays are absolutely not suitable!? Probably these photos will go to the app - like an insect in nature??

This post was edited by Penzyak - 26.09.2012 10: 18

26.09.2012 11:18, feniks

What could be easier? Find the photo you need, contact the author, and agree to use it. I always do this - I've almost never been rejected.
As an example, take a look at this page:
http://fotki.yandex.ru/search.xml?text=Nymphalis+vaualbum

This post was edited by feniks - 26.09.2012 11: 19
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26.09.2012 13:14, Kharkovbut

Is it possible to see the list of species included in it, or is it still a mystery??
Yes, but why do you actually need non-straightened copies? After all, such photos for essays are absolutely not suitable!?
The lists are available here:

http://kharkov.naturalist.su/gallery/checklists.php

They may not be final; mini-changes are still possible.

What happens to photos in nature versus collectible: IMHO, a matter of taste.
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13.09.2014 14:08, Nick444444

About Nymphalis vaualbum smile.gif. Judging by the book "Red_book_animals 2009", the species may be in the north of the Kharkiv region on the border with Russia.
Here is the link: FileGiver.com

Pictures:
picture: Nymphalis_vaualbum.jpg
Nymphalis_vaualbum.jpg — (30.05к)

13.09.2014 19:28, Евгений88

At home in the Belgorod region I caught a couple of times and only in the fall on pears
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13.09.2014 19:40, Kharkovbut

About Nymphalis vaualbum smile.gif. Judging by the book "Red_book_animals 2009", the species may be in the north of the Kharkiv region on the border with Russia.
Nikita, thank you. Of course, this information is known. smile.gif I will also add that there is an error on the map from the CCU: in fact, the species was collected in the Zmievsky district, in the NPP "Gomolshansky forests", as it turned out from a conversation with the collector (there was confusion: first-when submitting data to the CCU-the collector wrote" Zolochevsky district, Gomolshansky forests" tongue.gif- and the point in the CCU fell into the Zolochevsky district). I didn't see the copy (it was lost), and I honestly have doubts about the accuracy of the label information. But my colleagues decided to take this data into account. smile.gifSuch things.

On the other hand, the possibility of vida flying into the Kharkiv region cannot be completely excluded.

13.09.2014 19:45, Kharkovbut

At home in the Belgorod region I caught a couple of times and only in the fall on pears
And where exactly in Belgorovskaya? Near Stary Oskol? Any details are interesting. You can go to the "personal account". Thank you in advance.

13.09.2014 23:45, Евгений88

Ggubkin territory of the KMA mine near a small garden this year has never seen.Last year, a couple of times.possibly stray individuals
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