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Ekos, 11.10.2007 6:43

Dear participants of our forum! I invite you to vote in this poll. I'm just wondering how many members of our entomological forum live here. The percentage ratio for different regions is very interesting. And besides, not all forumchane write in the questionnaires of their place of residence.

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25.07.2008 10:14, Bukashechnik

Raptor, I don't know if Mylabris remembers me, but we know him. It's just that we haven't spoken in person for a very long time, and even before that, we saw each other quite rarely. Somehow even I gave him my fees for abscesses to determine. We have one head with him-Professor Georgy Vladimirovich Nikolaev. But I finished my master's degree much earlier, went to work at a university, then at the Institute of Plant Protection, defended my PhD thesis in the same specialty of plant protection from another supervisor. Then I left the institute, now I work in a fumigation company as a deputy director, for a long time I was not up to science in general and insects in particular. free time as such appeared recently. Now I am just an amateur entomologist. As for communication, I don't mind, only for. About my electronic coordinates - they are in my personal data of the forum. I can give you the phone number and address for personal correspondence-

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15.01.2009 6:26, Yakovlev

I live in Barnaul.
There are 3 of us butterfly lovers here. There are no beetles at all. This is for 700 thousand people.
One is engaged in scoops (young Anton Volynkin, promising), the other is mainly nocturnal from the former USSR (Yura Perunov from veterans). These are biologists by profession. I'm a doctor. Although now it seems to be a teacher. In general, an entomologist. Diurnal Palearctic regions, especially Mongolia, Altai, Kazakhstan and Cossidae of the World.
But in the mountains. Weiden (Germany) for 40 thousand 90 entomologists and its own magazine.
The only thing that pleases even the three of us - but all are quite active. I spend my time in the Altai and Sayan Mountains (in a broad sense), and since I visit Europe, we have no problems with pins and literature. Anton travels around the Altai (and very actively). Yuri Yevgenyevich catches a lot in the Altai, has recently visited Sakhalin and Primorye. We all have generators. And in general, the region is beautiful - Altai went there, Kazakhstan went here, Tuva went somewhere else, Mongolia went a little further south.