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It lay open on the ground. - Do you need a photo of the pointed lower end in good resolution?"What kind of saturnia can there be in Bodaibo?"...This post was edited by Andreas - 10.05.2018 20: 45
Thank you very much!
thank you so much for your clarification.
Orthotylus sp.
Dear colleagues! Maybe one of you is flying from Khabarovsk to Novosibirsk from May 10 to 15? I really need to send a parcel with live samples.
There is an opinion: Phytocoris nowickyi.
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Sakhalin23.10.2017 and 09.04.2018.Agonopterix intersecta (Filipjev, 1929) [Depressaria] (Depressaria roseocaudellaStringer, 1930; Cerostoma aino Matsumura, 1931). Gus. on Ligularia, Adenocaulon, Petasites, Senecio, Syneilesis and other Asteraceae. Russia: Yu-Sah., N-Amur., Wed-Amur., Yu-Kur., Approx. - Japan, With Mongolia.From the Annotated catalog of insects of the Far Eastern Federal District ...
Why would a collector need 100,500 copies of a single species, even of the highest quality? Syllogomania combined with excess living space? Or is he still not only and not so much a collector as a merchant? Well, for this category of people, the only possible answer is "Yes, yes, and yes again" - which is clearly stated in the second part of my previous post.
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Unexpected sad news ... I wasn't at the fair, but in the morning they called, then Andrey Elez called... I know Oleg Grigoryevich from the time of his residence in Tajikistan, I can't even remember how many years already. He was an interesting, kind, enthusiastic man. My condolences to my family and friends. ...Grigoriev
Yes, I generally do not care what, as long as the bug does not peel off. Again, the yellowish coating on Goliath is most likely not fat at all, but dirt that he managed to smear himself with during his lifetime. Well, they didn't answer me in that topic, so I decided to try my luck here. I wrote the letter.
I suspect that only with their own hands in wood. But it's easier to get an imago and make it run. And that someone in Russia kept them in the culture, did not hear. Unless the institute is some kind of study of control measures, but this is doubtful.
Lepidonotaris petax (Sahlberg, 1823)?
Graptus triguttatus (Fabricius, 1775)
Dorytomus tortrix (Linnaeus, 1761)
Dorytomus dorsalis (Linnaeus, 1758)
Dorytomus melanophthalmus (Paykull 1792)-is this true?
Cionus hortulanus (Fourcroy, 1785)-is that right?
Some kind of error with pictures here, we need to fix it.
Yeah... OK, I'll see how this could happen.
Mine somehow managed without snags, I don't know if they climbed the walls or started directly from the surface - I didn't look closely. Yes, and how much they got stronger there, I did not notice. I opened the jar a week later - a bunch of mosquitoes are already quite flying. He closed it with a brochure that came to hand. The jar was standing in the light, but not in direct sunlight.You should ...
I will sell Entosfinks pins(it is possible to bring them to the fair):black 220r x bag of 100pcs stainless steel 300r x bag of 100pcs There are numbers 0,1,2,3 The number is specified in the personal account,it decreases... Numbers 0 and 3 are black, and # 2 is stainless steel finished
Identification by Alexander Boldyrev
Identification by Alexander Boldyrev
Identification by Alexander Boldyrev
Identification by Alexander Boldyrev
Sometime later, the uterus will always die.
Bryodemella tuberculata (Fabricius, 1775).
I think this is something far-fetched. What is the equivalent of money that insects can give?. Of course not.
Can you see a high-quality spread? Otherwise, everyone has their own standards. A photo, please.
Yes, very relevant. Write to your personal account. I'd appreciate it.
thank you for information
Amata sperbius Fabricius, 1787???
Amata sperbius Fabricius, 1787???
Dear all,Many initial apologies for my use of English here.Over the last eight years I have actively working on a research project to elucidate the components essential to the successful natural copulation of butterflies belonging to family Apaturinae (the Emperors). As part of this work I am also exploring certain aspects of the biology of Nymphalis antiopa (here called the Camberwell Beauty), ...
Only you can do this. I have no rights in Lepidoptera...
Glow and not only accidentally crushed-in general, in the south, where there are plenty of fireflies in the summer, the knacker's method of "painting" is very common among children, when they draw a firefly on the asphalt or even write a word that glows for a while (but not necessary).It's creepy. I read that somewhere they use fireflies (and better yet, click beetles) as lamps, but such an ...
What a handsome!
In my opinion, everything is quite clearly stated in the Catalog of Palaearctic Coleoptera Vol. 5 (2008).Almost all types of your Anogcodes can be identified by the "green" identifier. Only other names are accepted.So in the "green" Anogcodes adusta now Anogcodes ustulatus (Scopoli, 1763) Anogcodes ustulata --> Anogcodes melanurus (Fabricius, 1787) Anogcodes tschitscherini Sem. --> ...
Wow! They have identified it after all! =)
Pseudergolis Wedar Kollar, 1848.
Melitaea sp.
Boloria sp.
Melitaea sp.
Cool! Take a photo please - you can even try to take a picture on your phone through binoculars, sometimes you can see something coming out. I already tried everything, but it didn't work out. I'll try again on the weekend, they still live with me.
Most likely it is Carabus (Morphocarabus) odoratus (one of its many subspecies). But there is no complete certainty from such a picture - it is a complex subgenus.
Also interested.....
uh-huh, she would have laughed with pleasure )) it looks really funny ) but maybe this is not a lechinka of ground beetles of some kind. in appearance, the legs are not visible, it looks like a red worm, such a nimble one. the fact that the legs are seen when you increased the frame . I think that someone warmed up from the warm floor and found a loophole near the window (stained glass ) crawled ...
I have a collection " butterflies (about 1000 species) and beetles (100-130 species) of the USSR.Geography: European part, Caucasus, Transcaucasia, deserts of Turkmenistan and Kazakhstan, Hissar, Pamir-Alai, Tien-Shan, Transbaikalia, Bureinsky ridge, Ussuri Region. a little bit of the US. The material is labeled, and two-thirds of the species are identified. Of the undetermined, mainly ...
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