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16.03.2009 14:17, amara: comment on Electronics against mosquitoes

Here are the most different ones, but I do not know which ones work.http://www.komara.net/

16.03.2009 11:52, omar: comment on Yakut-Magadan butterflies

Roman, it has already been said here that the main mass of forum members are collectors.I know only two people who are really engaged in science here.And you're not dealing with egg yolks.Much more than that. About a dozen

15.03.2009 12:30, Peter Khramov: comment on New user registration system and upload photos

On the site the opportunity to self-loading photos and drawings of butterflies authors to track the status of uploaded images. The authors have already published their photos on the site are sent passwords. New users can create it , then they have an opportunity to self-uploading photos to the site. At the moment, you can upload the pictures only those species of butterfly that is in the ...

13.03.2009 22:37, BO.: comment on Ants in the terrarium

Well, what are you I'm an amateur ^) Hooked last spring. Gave working links, everything is there (my blog, as I started)..And a whole cohort of more experienced comrades.As you read, there is no point in duplicating information.I will answer specific questions, of course.

13.03.2009 5:50, Konung: comment on Storage of insects in boxes

You haven't changed your mind about going to Altai, if Kamchatka breaks down, I'll go to Altai, then I can pick you up on the way.Until you change your mind. Write me in PM Your contacts pliz.

11.03.2009 10:11, RippeR: comment on Storing of large collections of insects

who is the goal, who is the means, of course everyone has different goals in any case, a collection is necessary, especially if a person is going to study something, describe something - so that there is something to compare it with..

10.03.2009 15:11, Peter Khramov: comment on Format News

Change the format of the issuance of the news. Now, by default, each piece of news is issued on a separate page and not as part of a list of all the news for that date. Accordingly, changed addresses news.

10.03.2009 12:46, Cerambyx: comment on Genus Sphenoptera (Buprestidae)

Does anyone know the modern name for Spenoptera lutshniki?

09.03.2009 19:58, Tigran Oganesov: comment on Entomologists, happy holidays!

A little late, but still...Happy holidays! Lots of joy, happiness, love and spring warmth!

06.03.2009 19:01, Damien: comment on The exchange of Carabidae

The exchange of insects between Russia (or Ukraine) and France are very easy and safe (Customs) provided to specify the package "dead insects for scientific study." I have made many exchanges with A. Osipov, which have always gone very well ... If you are interested, please contact me.Best regardsDamien

06.03.2009 6:30, Dmitrii Musolin: comment on Mines

there are several definitions of miners, even in Russian... you can roughly determine it...

02.03.2009 11:31, наталья кудрицкая: comment on Looking for pictures of beetles in nature

there are pictures of a barbel, taken in Bashkiria, if you still need it I can't determine the name yet. Can you help me?ufra2004@mail.ruphoto size 3072/2304

01.03.2009 20:59, RippeR: comment on Native places of user-naturalist

came pliz 2-4 and the last pictures in large size on the soap, I want to put on volpapir)

27.02.2009 12:18, RippeR: comment on Leiopus sp.

да вот тоже кору собираю, личинок из под нее. Пробовал и ветки таскать правда не много - поэтому особых результатов небыло..Хотел более плотно ветками заняться, но не знал какие методы отбора веток.. Ведь у всех они ...

27.02.2009 0:13, guest: SERGo: comment on Actias sp.

Guys, it feels like it's not the same thing... My article will be published soon... and everything will become clear, I hope.

23.02.2009 22:26, Chromocenter: comment on Why would a woodcutter beetle have such a long and heavy mustache?

I just read in Naturl History (N3 / 2008) that the species Onychocerus albitarsis (native to Peru) has a scorpion-shaped stinger at the end of each tendril, and two ducts on it, one of which had traces of an unknown substance, possibly poison. The researcher who took this beetle received a sting that felt like a bee sting. Thus, this is the first stinging beetle discovered in the world.I read ...

23.02.2009 19:20, Pirx: comment on Disaster

Uh-huh... Let's finish the topic, or something, really...

23.02.2009 6:29, Dmitrii Musolin: comment on Please advise, abbreviation ca.

All correctly corrected == ca.

23.02.2009 1:48, guest: Alex: comment on Alexey from Minsk is wanted

Thank you friends for finding me. I accidentally saw the category and realized that it was about me. Indeed in the Email column I made a mistake by one letter insectsworldprial@gmail.com Write, there is a dry material.

20.02.2009 21:04, t00m: comment on Different cockroaches

regarding the joint maintenance of different species: 100% is not worth it, a specific example, they kept marble and Cuban together, so these small creatures devoured all the newborn Cuban larvae, so to speak, natural selection in artificial conditions) Good luck!

20.02.2009 19:43, Vlad Proklov: comment on Lists

Thank you again so much! Something similar I expected! (if you are interested, you can add osiris, boeticus, nausithous, argyrognomon, maracandicus, arduinna). Anikin's list for the Volgograd Region should be handled very carefully. It has been referred to for more than fifteen years, and it remains to be seen how long it will be referred to. Where it came from, God only knows. The motto of this ...

17.02.2009 22:42, koturga: comment on Distribution zones

please tell me. I am a novice photographer and am fond of photographing insects, can you tell me where to find information about the fauna of the Moscow region, and the habits of insects.

17.02.2009 7:27, Pirx: comment on Help me find out who it is

Here, I scanned a piece from a little-known book about the biology of the big poplar glasshouse, and cossid as well.Excerpt from:Kolomoets T. P. Pests of green spaces in industrial Donbass. Kiev: Naukova dumka Publ., 1995, 216 p. (in Russian) File/s:  Kolomoets_1995.pdf size: 2.73 mb number of downloads: 471

13.02.2009 4:28, Egorus: comment on Portraits

Undeservedly forgotten, beautiful theme. And it's still a long way to active gatherings, ambushes, and photo hunts.I looked through the archives - and here is a selection of portraits with the general title - " These eyes opposite..."

11.02.2009 20:17, Zlopastnyi Brandashmyg: comment on We wish our colleagues good health!

I wish you all the best! Colleagues, take care of yourself!

10.02.2009 3:55, Chromocenter: comment on Hierarchy in ants

well, there is a book, but there is no place to download it...

09.02.2009 15:35, Konung: comment on Forum conventions

Greetings, Andrey!So far, I can't say with 100% certainty about a trip to the Altai. It will depend on whether I leave Belgium for Buryatia with my friends. If not, then, most likely, in mid-late June I will get out to the Altai.

09.02.2009 0:18, RippeR: comment on Berkeley scientists create cyborg beetle

http://www.dezinfo.net/post/11936cyborg beetles

07.02.2009 22:41, Peter Khramov: comment on Small update descriptions

Nymphalis antiopa - additions to the description NYMPHALIS ANTIOPA. Nymphalis polychloros - and large tortoiseshell. Colias croceus - and post horn. Nymphalis xanthomelas - and a new description of a black and yellow Vanessa.

07.02.2009 13:42, amara: comment on Myrmecophilia in Lycaenidae

There's a little bit about it here.http://gazeta.ru/science/2009/02/06_a_2937031.shtml

05.02.2009 21:46, Papis: comment on Insect exhibition for sale

In 1912, my cinematographic career began.I have written and directed thirty-six entomological and oceanographic documentaries produced by Pathe and Eclair.At first, I was very happy with such an interesting job, but soon I noticed that the representatives of these companies did not share my views. These gentlemen usually asked the following question: "The animals you intend to shoot eat each ...

03.02.2009 17:50, Peter Khramov: comment on Fotopopolnenie

Sergei Novitsky, Maxim Schwartz and Vladimir Schaefer provided replenishment photo galleries photos of the following types of butterflies: Idaea degeneraria Idaea ochrata Idaea politaria Idaea rufaria Idaea seriata Scopula flaccidaria Heather moth (Scopula immorata) Scopula marginepunctata Perlamutrovka pandora (Argynnis pandora) ...

02.02.2009 12:12, Mike Mostovski: comment on Origin of Pterygota in general and Odonata in particular

Who says that paleoentomologists are not found here and literature is difficult to get?! Check out the library of the International Paleoentomological Society: http://fossilinsects.net/lib.htm and if there is a great need, I will send you the email addresses of the relevant specialists. Write to palaeoentomolog@mail.ru I'm not a frequent visitor here.

02.02.2009 12:00, Mike Mostovski: comment on What happens to chitinous insect remains?

cm. Gupta N.S., Briggs D.E.G., Collinson M.E., Evershed R.P., Michels R., and Pancost R.D. 2007. Molecular preservation of plant and insect cuticles from the Oligocene Enspel Formation, Germany: Evidence against derivation of aliphatic polymer from sediment. Organic Geochemistry 38 (3): 404-418.Gupta N.S., Michels R., Briggs D.E.G., Evershed R.P., and Pancost R.D. 2006. The organic preservation ...

02.02.2009 11:41, Mike Mostovski: comment on Literature on fossil insects

Constantly updated library The International Paleoentomological Society contains a comprehensive collection of publications (2000 - present) on the paleontology and evolution of insects and other non-marine arthropods. Many publications are available for download as PDF files. Library website: http://fossilinsects.net/lib.htm

02.02.2009 3:04, А.Й.Элез: comment on Hainan butterflies, dry season

Damn it! I thought you were talking about the fur around the breast or on the hind wings!!!Five points!

01.02.2009 20:07, Zavjalova Olga: comment on Help me figure it out: what happens to the wine hawk moth pupa?

Just gently take the breast in your hand..after a few times, he will already know what it is used for... chesslovo-butterflies are not fools........Well, in general, there is a short but capacious guide by Elena Tkacheva "Butterflies in the home insectarium"... the brochure costs a lot of money - 60 rubles somewhere...I think so... for beginners, this is it...But I can't find his proboscis. In ...

01.02.2009 14:49, Бабочник: comment on Parnassius

I don't quite understand why there is such a big cage. If you pair nymphalids-it is clear. Parnassians are easily mated by hand. For breeding, cages with a volume of 3 to 5 liters are quite suitable. Females don't need to be milked specifically. If it is normally paired and the food is constantly in the cage, it rushes without problems. However, many crested flowers without a forage plant in the ...

31.01.2009 13:48, Ma Mantis: comment on Ad about a forum for posting ads

I printed it out. In the V. N. Karazin KHNU (Kharkiv), they hang on the biofactory and in the library near the Internet hall. But not too much yet. I did my best.

31.01.2009 13:13, Ma Mantis: comment on A young mantis would like to...

And mAlAdoy bAhAmol correctly pysat moget? Indeed, your Zhorik looks more like a girl. How is his orientation? And you asked him if he wants to have children?

30.01.2009 13:07, Vital62: comment on Non-standard insects!

DIMac"I found such a" non-standard "insect on a well-known site"That's right, it's an aphid of the genus Stomaphis. It belongs to the family Lachnnidae. They live on the trunks of oak, maple, birch, alder, willow, poplar (various species, I wonder what these aphids are found on in the photo, judging by the bark, birch?). The genus is quite ancient, even relict, they are not often found.It is ...

29.01.2009 18:50, RippeR: comment on Gurzuf beetles

While I was in gurzuf, in August, I saw that the beetles there are tight.. Everything is built up everywhere, so not much flies and runs.. Trichoferus griseus and the usual red nutcrackers flew to the light.To catch something there, you need to go above the town, along the road where buses come, higher to the forests, fields, and look for something there.

27.01.2009 12:32, Гретта: comment on Organized colony

Thanks a lot, I'll look for Fabre.

27.01.2009 1:17, Андреас: comment on Need coordinates

"That's odd... - I enter in the address book (copying) - and the answer to me is "the address is incorrect" - or is my NM server buggy?...

23.01.2009 19:29, Sergey Rybalkin: comment on P. Gorbunov, it seems right time to congratulate?

Pavel, happy birthday!More interesting finds and interesting trips!

21.01.2009 10:44, guest: cichrus: comment on Congratulations to Dina Rogatnykh on her thesis!

Well, from me vertualnoe pozdravlenies, albeit with a delay!!!Personally like already congratulated...

20.01.2009 0:08, RippeR: comment on Insects in movies

I watched Doctor Who, Season 4, episode 11. They made a healthy beetle there. I will say, very competently, except for the lack of sternites. Otherwise, the alien horned creature was made very well, especially the carapace structure.

19.01.2009 0:41, Бабочник: comment on Grown insects in your collection

Involved, I hit them in the chest with a syringe... however, less and less often lately...bo feels sorry for the animal. I think I'll quit this dirty business altogether.

17.01.2009 20:54, Jarik: comment on Butterfly collection for sale!

Or Rip decided to cook the owner wants 2 tons, and Rip for mediation 33 Then of course you need to edit, for$ 6.30 for one re-distributed copy - any European seller will envy We have a crisis in Ukraine right now, let me straighten it out This post was edited by Jarik - 17.01.2009 20: 55

16.01.2009 17:00, Гость: comment on Dust mite

Please tell me, my spouse has long had inflamed eyes and the doctor diagnosed blephoritis and prescribed drops from conjunctivitis. I really want to help him, but I'm not a medic. How is blephoritis treated? Who will respond-thank you all leroni@inbox.lv

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