Moscow House of Butterflies

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Zhuk, 28.04.2007 20:48

Butterfly House opens in Moscow at the All-Russian Exhibition Center on April 29!
Entrance fee is 200 rubles.
Who else finds out, then write...
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On an area of 300 sq. m. m is the only open exhibition in Russia of exotic live butterflies from the countries of Southeast Asia, Africa, and South America. Until now, such houses were presented only in the largest cities of Europe.

The interior of the Moscow Butterfly House "Buterfly" allows everyone to stay one – on-one with the pristine world of wildlife-about 500 butterflies of 50 species at a time flutter between fountains and tropical thickets.

Inside the greenhouse, all the necessary conditions for the life of butterflies are created: optimal temperature and humidity are maintained.

The exhibition is located in the greenhouse of Pavilion No. 2.

Entrance ticket: adults - 200 rubles, children - 100 rubles. Admission is free for children under 3 years of age. Admission is free for brides and grooms, as well as their witnesses, on the day of the wedding.
The exhibition will be permanent. You can touch everything with your hands.

This post was edited by Zhuk - 03.05.2007 17: 58

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30.04.2007 22:56, nimu

200 rubles is worth it at least because it is much warmer there, even hotter than on the street.
True, there are 15-20 live butterflies, and about 50 dried ones, as they explain in a day about 200 butterflies were soaked by evil children.
They also promise that in 2-3 weeks there will be a more complete exhibition, which will be allowed for free with today's tickets.
Of the advantages, soaked "evil kids" bobochek laid out very convenient for photographing, do not charge extra for photo-video seed.
From the disadvantages, well, no accompanying material on sale (first of all, I mean books).
And the queue for 15.30 pm was delayed for 20 minutes.

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03.05.2007 7:11, RippeR

There are, of course, some types, for example-ww and morphoid. I don't have butterflies in my house, but I still go there relatively often. It is also interesting to look closely at the actual conditions when there is more space, BUT:
1) not very attracted to tropical butterflies.. At first I looked at them-WOW, then they got bored.. ours are much better, prettier, and more popular

2) when there are a lot of species, they somehow get bored and become practically uninteresting. For example, rumanzovia, rhadamanthus, palinurus, agamemnons, etc. Beautiful, you can't say anything, but it doesn't pull.

I guess I got too excited

By the way, these species, for some reason, are too quickly frayed.. They must be trampled almost fresh, otherwise the fragments will fly.. especially palinuruses, polytes lose their wings in chunks very quickly.

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