South and Central America

Slava, an avid fan of tents, even learned to sleep in the car . And he kept saying: a tent, a tent, there is nothing better than a tent. No guys, there is nothing more reliable, convenient and comfortable for sleeping in nature than a car.

My tent was also leaking midges. I replaced the mesh with an ultra-small one (chiffon), now there are no problems. Except when you don't get into the tent too fast, you have to push later... And in the car - I do not argue, it is very convenient. And you don't flinch from night noises.

These are the" ants " that are caught in Ecuador!

I sent this photo to a Childhood Friend. He pointed out to his friends that these were the kind of ants that his friend in South America used to fish for...

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And in Primorye, the wildebeest is no less!



This post was edited by Wild Yuri - 03.04.2013 01: 26

Roma, thank you so much for such a colorful report! Create an account on flickre in order not to suffer with photos - an extremely convenient photo hosting service.

On my own behalf , as a travel companion in Peru, I would like to express my gratitude to Roman ! In fact, he behaved very professionally in the somewhat extreme conditions of the trip!!! If it weren't for the cyclone , which crushed a few years of butterflies from the middle of the trip , the amount of material caught and photo shoots would have doubled.

Create an account on flickre in order not to suffer with photos , this is an extremely convenient photo hosting service.

Well, of course convenient... you already have to pay for more than 200 photos...

Your free account displays the 200 most recent photos in your photostream.

You have reached the limit, so upgrade now for uninterrupted access to your entire photostream!

This post was edited by barry - 03.04.2013 12: 09

Here is an excerpt from the flickr rules: "When you have a free Flickr account, you can upload 2 videos and 300MB worth of photos each calendar month."

http://www.flickr.com/help/limits/#65

The given piece is about simultaneous display of photos in the "root folder", which is not needed at all, because everything goes to sets anyway.

These are the" ants " that are caught in Ecuador!

Dear Uncle Vitya, We've already been waiting for you on the forum and missed you . We really want to see the Ecuadorian insects better , because not only the ants there are so cool .
Ecuador looks like it's been done to the fullest . It's time to show a mini report .

And who are these gentlemen collectors?

Arctidae sp., of course!
Roma!!! I don't have one, I WANT ONE!

And who are these gentlemen collectors?

I'll bet on Cossidae...

It's like monumental Monuments...

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I named this beautiful beetle - ground beetle Sulkowski, because the insect is found in wet high-mountain canyons, along with the butterfly of the same name.

It looks more like a horse than a ground beetle...

One night's catch, 700m. The location is indicated on the file.
In other cases, you saw really empty "Screens". But there the height is also different: 3000-4000m.
Fishing from a boat in the Pacific Ocean, Ecuador.

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Uncle Vit, I wish we could make Colombia like Ecuador. Expensive is .

Oh, and Venezuela and Brazil are next in line . There was no horse lying around at all .

Uncle Vitya, what about the Galapogosses? If you were close enough, you could drop in there ( the Galapagos Islands are still the territory of Ecuador). However, it is good if they were not . Then I'll try to check my own box there .

Oh, and Venezuela and Brazil are next in line . There wasn't a skate lying around at all .

In Venezuela I was: 6 new Saturniums!
Galapagos! 1.5-2 months ago, I learned from the TV news that a German was taking out a jaguar on his own - they gave me three years! They're not worth it, the Galapagos!
They won't let you collect them, either. There, for every tourist, not only garbage is collected, but also excreta. You can't find a new one either, many of them were "trampled" there, they were open before.
Roma, there are many better places in the world!!!

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If there is no crisis, then I will still put up a monumental monument on Galapogoss . And not only there .

And who are these gentlemen collectors?

ursa major)

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Denis, you are resurrected! And someone said that he exchanged butterflies for ba... his wife, and "passed away" as an entomologist. I didn't believe it! I'm glad to see you here again!

wow, the earth is full of rumors))) the day after tomorrow, I'm even going to the east of the region, to look for hypothetical pavonias and lanestris)))

wow, the earth is full of rumors))) the day after tomorrow, I'm even going to the east of the region, to look for hypothetical pavonias and lanestris)))

The post was in Entomologist's Tales two months ago. And I believed it!

It's time to open a new section - Central America!
Honduras is here for the third month...
How can I insert a picture???
Moderators, please excuse me...

You fucked up with your emoticons, how do I upload photos??? Previously, it was difficult to do this, but today it is not possible...Moderators, Damn It...

Viktor Vasilyevich, try logging in to the forum as a member by entering your username and password. Then you won't have any problems uploading photos. You are currently writing as a guest, so you can't attach a photo.

It's time to open a new section - Central America!
Honduras is here for the third month...
How can I insert a picture???
Moderators, please excuse me...

Upload to this topic.
To upload a photo, you need to log in with your username and password.You can't use a guest login to do this.

The real Honduran program, again doesn't want to post my photos... so you're all out of LUCK, the real Honduras, you know...

Gentlemen, apparently, this is not Viktor Vasilyevich! this is someone who is annoying wants to spoil his reputation in such an original way.
Don't be fooled by trolling!

Your euphoria with butterflies requires literary confirmation. We wish you to read and get an opportunity to feel the atmosphere of the country where you had to put up a tent and turn on the light trap, collect Lepidopter catches.

Where are the pictures ?

No .. e, it was me! The Internet was bad, the rhone (Roma) had a lot of ticks, mosquitoes with midges, red tape and ... Well, full of Honduras! Thanks for the support!
Some photos from Honduras...

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A little more Honduras. A lot of the territory is occupied by 5 types of pine trees-surprised... The species diversity is poorer compared to Ecuador or Peru, which is true Honduras... It's best not to disturb Him...
Here are the labels, maybe someone will find them useful. I'll write more about permissions later. Bye!
Children should be collected for the ruler, September 2, however!!!

HONDURAS 2013

H - 101:
HONDURAS - Comayagua, P.N. CERRO AZUL MEAMBAR, 14°49'07"N • 87°55'47"W, 04.05.2013, H = 950m. Expedition Victor Sinyaev;
H - 102:
HONDURAS - Atlantida, P.N. PICO BONITO, 15°42'07"N • 86°50'49"W,
5-9.05.2013,H=210m.Expedition Victor Sinyaev;
H - 103:
HONDURAS - Atlantida, P.N. PICO BONITO, Road El Pital – Yaruca, 15°40'04"N • 86°41'51"W, 10-12.5.2013,H=370m. Expedition Victor Sinyaev;
H - 104
HONDURAS - Santa Barbara, near Campamento el Nispero, 14°45'16"N • 88°21'25"W, 13.05.2013, H=760m. Expedition Victor Sinyaev;
H - 105
HONDURAS - Lempira, near Gracias, Cerro Minas, P.N. CELAQUE, 14°33'46"N • 88°38'34"W, 14-18.5.2013, H = 1400m. Expedition Victor Sinyaev;
H - 106
HONDURAS - Lempira, Cerro Minas, P.N. CELAQUE, Road La Campa to San Sebastian, 14°26'53"N • 88°36'37"W, 19.05.2013, H=1380m. Expedition Victor Sinyaev;
H - 107
HONDURAS - Lempira, Cerro Minas, P.N. CELAQUE, near San Manuel, 14°27'05"N • 88°42'21"W, 20-21.5.2013, H = 1700m. Expedition Victor Sinyaev;
H - 108
HONDURAS - Lempira, Cerro Minas, P.N. CELAQUE, San Manuel, 14°26'13"N • 88°39'50"W, 22.5.2013, H=1750m. Victor Sinyaev;
H - 109
HONDURAS - Lempira, near Gracias, Cerro Minas, P.N. CELAQUE, 14°33'46"N • 88°38'34"W, 23-30.5.2013, H = 1400m. Expedition Victor Sinyaev;
H - 110
HONDURAS - Lempira, Road Gracias – Santa Rosa, 14°38'05"N • 88°35'14"W, 01.06.2013, H=600m. Expedition Victor Sinyaev;
H - 111
HONDURAS - Cortes, Road Rio Chiquito to Las Delicias, 15°36'47"N • 88°15'16"W, 2-3.07.2013, H=100m. Expedition Victor Sinyaev;
H - 112
HONDURAS - Cortes, near San Pedro Sula, CUSUCO N.P.15°29'47"N • 88°12'43"W, 4-5.07.2013,H=1610m. Expedition Victor Sinyaev;
H - 113
HONDURAS - Francisco Morazan, Near Tegusigalpa, La TIGRA N.P.14°12'16"N • 87°06'26"W, 07.07.2013, H=2135m. Expedition Victor Sinyaev;
H - 114
HONDURAS - Francisco Morazan, Near Tegusigalpa, La TIGRA N.P.14°12'19"N • 87°07'02"W, 8-9.07.2013, H=1945m. Expedition Victor Sinyaev;
H - 115
HONDURAS - Comayagua, P.N. CERRO AZUL MEAMBAR, 14°52'18"N • 87°54'18"W, 10-14.06.2013, H=785m. Expedition Victor Sinyaev;
H - 116
HONDURAS - Santa Barbara, El Playon, SANTA BARBARA P.N.14°52'07"N • 88°09'22"W, 15-16.06.2013, H=1150m. Expedition Victor Sinyaev;
H - 117
HONDURAS - Francisco Morazan, Near Tegusigalpa, La TIGRA N.P.14°12'19"N • 87°07'02"W, 18-25.7.2013, H = 1945m. Expedition Victor Sinyaev;
H - 118
HONDURAS - El Paraiso, Reserva Biologica YUSCARAN, 13°56'08"N • 86°52'16"W, 26-29.06.2013, H=1770m. Expedition Victor Sinyaev;
H - 119
HONDURAS - Lempira, Cerro Minas, P.N. CELAQUE.14°33'46"N • 88°38'34"W, 01-06.07.2013, H = 1400m. Expedition Victor Sinyaev;
H - 120
HONDURAS, Comayagua, P.N. CERRO AZUL MEAMBAR, 14°52'18"N • 87°54'18"W, 07-14.07.2013, H=785m. Expedition Victor Sinyaev;
H - 121
HONDURAS – Atlantida, P.N. PICO BONITO, 15°42'07"N • 86°50'49"W, 15-21.07.2013, H = 210m. Expedition Victor Sinyaev.

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A little more Honduras.

Really edible?!

Really edible?!

All mushrooms are edible, just some can be eaten only 1 time

A little more Honduras. A lot of the territory is occupied by 5 types of pine trees-surprised...

It seems that Central America is just the center of species diversity of the genus Pinus. So it's not surprising.

All mushrooms are edible, but some can only be eaten once

To my surprise, the Indians eat them! Other identities... But our people from the white group do not eat, for some reason...

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To my surprise, the Indians eat them! Other identities... But our people from the white group do not eat, for some reason...

There is no parish from our whites!

Vitya, why are there bras in the photo?

Mushrooms look very much like pale toadstools (Amanita phalloides).

Yes, the Indians eat mushrooms of the genus Amanita (however, like some of our peoples): it is quite normal: