Plans for 2010

In Dushanbe today it was sunny and warm, cloudless sky although a couple of days ago it was snowing and today it smells like spring but the weather is changing all the time, voobshem this year winter pleases, there will be a desire to come, the biologist himself is a little interested in insects so if anything .....

Register, please Very interesting to meet you

Abkhazia

I will try to register in a few days ,we have again warm but rain .

Abkhazia

The photo is just great! I would not only go there for entomological purposes but also take my sketchbook with me! I want to go to the mountains

I plan to go to Dagestan (Rutul, Akhty, etc.)
Who has any information?

In Dagestan, the situation is expected to worsen in the coming year. Employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs are offered "paradise bushes" if they go there now for half a year to serve (a friend from the Ministry of Internal Affairs received a captain a week ago, so they told him you go to Dagestan and in half a year - a major).

We have the village of Ilyicha and Borzovaya Zaimka in Barnaul. There has been an aggravation of the situation there for 50 years.
People go to Afghanistan, Yemen, Mauritania...
Alexanor, everything will be fine.

Dear forumchane, who wrote to my personal address and did not receive a response, please repeat your requests. I had serious problems with my email, and it is likely that some messages were lost.
Let me remind you that the topics of entomological material and visits to Uzbekistan for entomological purposes were discussed.

We have the village of Ilyicha and Borzovaya Zaimka in Barnaul. There has been an aggravation of the situation there for 50 years.

It's like in the Gaza Strip: "May meet on the way local..."?

Late April, early May-Israel. Further, everything will depend on employment at work, but the plans include Tajikistan, Abkhazia(or the Caucasus), the Rostov region(I mean the one on the Don), the Primorye metro station at last. I do not write about the Moscow region, and it is so clear that I will visit this region more than once. I agree to consider any other interesting options and make a company. Frantic can confirm my adequacy in life.))

Please tell me, is Latvia at least of some entomological interest?)

Please tell me, is Latvia at least of some entomological interest?)

Any region of entomological interest (even the Arctic and Antarctic)

Without "even" and without "perhaps"

Nyasa:
presents. But what is of interest to you? What groups and types?

Butterflies) About 7-8 years ago, I collected moths and shovels, but later the collections were given to my native school, and the hobby came to naught) So at the moment, I'm interested in almost everything - I still have to decide.

I'm planning a trip to Latvia this summer , but it's not entomological, so I asked.

And if we talk about plans , then these are the Moscow and Vladimir regions) I gravitate towards meadows, peat bogs and workings. By the way, I would love to learn from more experienced colleagues the subtleties of collecting insects.

Dear Nyasa, would you like to go to Lake Nyasa?

They don't eat people there, by any chance?)
To be honest, for me personally, such a trip is a little far away - I'm not used to traveling, so I'm afraid.

By the way - if we can discuss this here - how much does it cost (approximately) to travel to, say, Mongolia, Uzbekistan, Tuva, etc. regions?

This post was edited by Nyasa - 01.02.2010 23: 47

Let's call Tuva Tuva, Alma-Ata Alma-Ata... We don't say Landon, Pari...

and we don't say Ashgabat too

What about Bashkortostan and Kyrgyzstan???

Please excuse me, I am guided by the map and wikipedia =)

What about Bashkortostan and Kyrgyzstan???

Bashkiria and Kyrgyzstan are the same in Russian. Or did I not notice that we are assimilated in the future?

Nyasa:
Oh, there are a lot of people in MO
And for a novice gatherer, it will be interesting everywhere, especially if the night is also interesting! Then the lamp from the south to the north just sit, life is not enough to catch everything

Get out Muscovites, take the girl to nature, show the butterflies. Don't be lazy ) Beautiful fellow travelers always in the subject )

Get out Muscovites, take the girl to nature, show the butterflies. Don't be lazy ) Beautiful fellow travelers are always in the subject

Well, experienced people have other opinions on this issue:

That's right, stop drinking and smoking, and don't wait for hikes! ...
So I advise everyone to either quit or limit themselves when someone else is around.
And let's go camping with weed and other drugs, everything will stink, we'll throw up and all that! After all, it will be fun, and most importantly how appropriate!
And also, since you need to have fun on hikes , we will take a lot of women, because it will not get enough on the hike! It doesn't matter that they make you walk a hundred times less, carry a hundred times more, listen to a lot of shit. ... And there are a lot of examples.

The boy is growing up!!!

Evil spirits and vipers

Snarkers and vipers

I see you're happy for Brother Ripper, too...

The boy is growing up!!!

So I'm just talking about entomology for now. And in the last quote, the emphasis was placed by a much more experienced scientist, who was used to separating business from entertainment and realized over a long life that the pleasant is sometimes the enemy of the useful... And in today's quote, we are dealing just with a rejuvenated author. Some excuse, however, is that the author does not offer himself, but pushes us sinners...

This post was edited by A. J. Elez - 01.02.2010 23: 50

The boy is growing up!!!

The boy's... Sorry... I'm just painfully primitive in associations

So I'm just talking about entomology for now. And in the last quote, the emphasis was placed by a much more experienced scientist, who was used to separating business from entertainment and realized over a long life that the pleasant is sometimes the enemy of the useful... And in today's quote, we are dealing just with a rejuvenated author. A certain excuse, however, is that the author does not offer himself, but pushes us sinners...

Bravo... "it's about age determination. Sincerely touched!

Please excuse me, I am guided by the map and Wikipedia =)

Dear Nyasa, What an apology... I didn't want to offend you personally in any way, I just demonstrated my position...
And if children now learn the Southern Ocean, and we say Mari-El, Sakha, Ashgabat-then soon we will be told that the Anglo-American coalition won the war.

This post was edited by Yakovlev - 01.02.2010 23: 59

Come on, you corrected me very correctly) I really didn't know how to write this name - not every day you come across it) Now I will know.

They don't eat people there, by any chance?)
To be honest, for me personally, such a trip is a little far away - I'm not used to traveling, so I'm afraid.

By the way - if we can discuss this here - how much does it cost (approximately) to travel to, say, Mongolia, Uzbekistan, Tuva, etc. regions?

To Mongolia from O-Zuyevo for $ 1,000. No... 250 to Barnaul or 400 to Kyzyl or 700 to Ulaanbaatar. This is just a skirmish. And then cars, rentals, food. Minimum of $ 2,000 from Moscow. We went by car from Barnaul-Donetsk 75 thousand spent

Snarkers and vipers

Proehidins

If you have a desire to cooperate with Nizhny Novgorod residents in the Nizhny Novgorod region-welcome to us in mid-June, the number of commercials on the 16th. I can guarantee a couple of days of fishing in the Desert Reserve. Then-sorry - many Nizhny Novgorod entomologists will fly off on expeditions.

16 etozh Wednesday, better already 18. Or you after all on 18 departure planned?

Dear Nyasa, What an apology... I didn't want to offend you personally in any way, I just demonstrated my position...
And if children now learn the Southern Ocean, and we say Mari-El, Sakha, Ashgabat-then soon we will be told that the Anglo-American coalition won the war.

Well, don't go too far. If, for example, a foreigner says "Burnol" instead of "Barnaul", you will probably correct him IMHO, local residents know better what their city or country is called (in most cases).

Well, don't go too far. If, for example, a foreigner says "Burnol" instead of "Barnaul", you will probably correct him IMHO, local residents know better what their city or country is called (in most cases).

We will correct the foreigner only if we notice that they violated the toponymic standards of the foreign language they spoke, or if they spoke Russian and did not pronounce the word "Barnaul".

In general, locals know what their city or country is called in the local language. And what all this is called in other languages, they do not know (in most cases) and are not required to know. The rules of the Russian language (with all its foreign words, including toponyms, which are established not so much by transcription or transliteration, but simply by tradition) cannot be set to us either from Tallinn, Ashgabat, or Washinton by the local spelling and pronunciation traditions. Similarly, Muscovites cannot now demand that English speakers directly transliterate and accurately reproduce the Russian phonetics of Russian place names. Yes, this is not necessary, because in English it is correct Moscow, not Moscow, and Caucasus, not Kavkaz (in spelling) or Cufcars (in phonetics). Italians, French, Germans, etc., when speaking their own languages, also use the name "Moscow" in their own languages, according to their own tradition (orthographically and phonetically), and not in Russian. And they write it, horribile dictu, not at all in "local" letters. But even in the case of "Moscow" (!), no one will correct them, because this is their language. Let the locals speak the local language and teach other locals – or newcomers trying to speak the local language.

This post was edited by A. J. Elez-02.02.2010 07: 16

Plans for 2010-the answer is liver.Oh, Stas.With drinks, it's worth it.In the mountains in a serious walking expedition alcohol in general nafig-knocks at altitude out of the rut-the blowhole sucks.In the Pamirs for 4000-5000 after a glass of lack of oxygen fun already.Under Elbrus in a cafe with shish kebab and cognac is good to sit. In the Philippines, San Miguel beer is excellent.On the bursa river in Prague Pilsner.
Liver-I didn't go for three years-I got cold nerves-I was sitting at home like an old tree stump-I started drinking-it affects my liver-bobo happens.

And maybe I'll fly with you... Then I feel sorry for my liver...

No alcohol!!! Only on the day of arrival and departure. You better think about the route of the second week. Do not sit in one place for 2 weeks. Send your wishes to the PM, otherwise we'll all meet for now, and it's time to leave. So let's get serious.

about Nyasa, I meant purely entomological trips. Otherwise, you will scare her, so the girl will definitely turn away from entomology. Or maybe the other way around?