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03.09.2008 23:39, Konstantin Shorenko: comment on Dictionary for the amateur entomologist

Well, usually such amateur books are written by professionals who are tired of publishing important scientific works, for various reasons. From the style of presentation, I would venture to assume that you are not one of them. I will venture to assume further that you are an amateur and you are motivated by the idea of publishing something, due to your own abilities. Believe me, it's not worth ...

02.09.2008 18:19, rpanin: comment on Where can I read about ground beetles?

I fished in the steppe both in May and in July. For some reason, there are only errans, and in the summer it is really less common.And what species are active now (in the fall)? If I understand perfectly well, there is no point in setting traps in the steppe areas right now?About the list: I have a copy of c. aurolimbatus from Donetsk. True, 16 years ago and without a label, but I caught it ...

02.09.2008 18:16, guest: Ульяна: comment on Question about lepidoptera and customs

Please tell us how to contact farms in Costa Rica and the Philippines.

01.09.2008 16:55, lepidopterolog: comment on Digging through old material

Most likely you are right, I don't even doubt about the golubyanka (I just really wanted to). And I'll take a picture of yellow niobos together with a strange mother-of-pearl so that the difference is better visible, otherwise if you look at the photo I put, it really seems that niobos are without options.This, of course, is not the usual yellow form of niobe, but an aberrant one, but a rather ...

01.09.2008 13:48, Cerega: comment on Stick insects of Russia

On the grass, usually, hold the larvae of younger ages, then move to the trees. They eat a lot of things, but most of all they like linden. And what did you feed them?

01.09.2008 2:56, Juglans: comment on Gastrolina depressa

Gastrolina depressa Baly, the flat nut leaf beetle, is a serious pest of the Manchurian walnut. It is distributed in the south of the Russian Far East, in Japan, China and Korea. Beetles and larvae can destroy up to 80-100% of the leaf plate. The beetles come out of their wintering grounds in mid-May and lay their eggs at the end of May. Larvae are kept in groups, pupate on leaves, attached by ...

31.08.2008 15:21, IchMan: comment on Conops quadrifasciatus De Geer

Conops quadrifasciatus De Geer (Conopidae)Central Karelia 15.07.2006

31.08.2008 4:31, Peter Khramov: comment on Added a lot of photos

Reloading images that were not already because of the bug that was just fixed a. Now Gallery 1000 photo butterflies .

29.08.2008 21:23, Андреас: comment on Lucilia bufonivora

Where did you read this nonsense? It has long been known that the fly does not sacrifice itself, but lays its eggs in the area of the thighs or back, where the frog will not be able to reach them with either front or hind legs."On the Internet, my dear fellow! "I understand now that you can't trust him.

29.08.2008 15:37, rpanin: comment on Fiddler beetles

Here is a map of its range:"her" - who?

29.08.2008 12:40, Guest: comment on The wasp deals with a Noctuid moth

I observed a similar picture, only the wasp dealt brutally with a dead horsefly on the windowsill. And once, being in the field, I see a mouse dead, and somehow it moves strangely, I raised it, and there 3 German people are cutting it up.- Apparently, - she caught a horsefly alive herself; - and here, in the case of the mouse, the wasps coveted fresh carrion.

28.08.2008 13:08, bahurin: comment on ascii art and entomology

let me point out that this is not a digitized and lettered swallowtail...

28.08.2008 12:43, fly-km: comment on Has anyone ever learned Latin?

Hurray!! 21 PEOPLE WERE TAUGHT CLASSICAL LATIN!!!! please respond..)

28.08.2008 1:16, Андреас: comment on Amazing finds

"He said we'd painted it." - Of course, - my friend and I did not argue with the "certified specialist". "There was even a picture of a blue rhino in an issue of The Young Naturalist.- "The wife of an Azerbaijani sends to the market to buy beige fabric... - he goes-goes, looks closely, - then can not stand it and asks the seller, - " slushy, - Beshivy, - is this green?" (I'm talking about my ...

27.08.2008 17:47, Vabrus: comment on Maintenance and breeding of larvae

Rhagium mordax

26.08.2008 18:59, metallman.92: comment on Got a stick insects, help me identify which one

Oh, I'm somehow not on the topic spread, create a new topic=)

25.08.2008 6:07, Sergius: comment on Tomares (Thestor) nogelii nogelii

T. nogelii is from the south of Ukraine, there are literally 1-2 permanent spots.Price 3,5 / 7 Euro per m / f. If you are interested, write to: burma@online.ua, I rarely come here...

24.08.2008 17:29, Dmitrii Musolin: comment on V. I. Kuznetsov died

As Akhmatova wrote, "August again" is a month of deaths (for Peter)... Bright memory...

23.08.2008 21:12, andros: comment on V. V. Zlobin died

Condolences to your family and friends.

21.08.2008 19:45, AlexEvs: comment on Who's who

to Andreas:many forum participants have written in their personal info what specific group they are engaged in)and some of them are registered by their nicknames

20.08.2008 21:24, Андреас: comment on Entomologists in the Murmansk region

"And I'm hoping to get some beetles from the ex-entomologist there soon."- So, my friend in a reasonable way, - if che, - I'll let you know - "we'll see".

20.08.2008 10:39, Bukashechnik: comment on Who needs entomology today?

RiuppeR, I agree. However, most of those who went from universities to science in recent years, to call well-trained, like calling Bush a fighter for world peace-. And their own enthusiasm should still be fueled by the state to some extent, and preferably to a greater extent than to a lesser extent. When scientists in institutes do not receive a salary for six months, which is already scanty, ...

20.08.2008 7:57, Bukashechnik: comment on Rarest of the rarest

That's for sure. Recently, I talked to my supervisor Nikolayev (he teaches at KazGU), and he told me that now even students who want to go to entomology are being forced to go to the specialty of a biotechnologist, like it's fashionable, a big state order plan and all that. In general, now biotechnologists are like lawyers and economists among other biologists. And entomologists are no longer ...

20.08.2008 1:30, Андреас: comment on Need some advice

- "Do not have in your house an idol, a sorcerer, a sorceress, a sorcerer, etc., etc."....

20.08.2008 0:30, Андреас: comment on Looking for pictures of beetles in nature

PG18Guys!So do you need beetles or not?We opened a branch, so at least look at it!- Similarly, - Watson!!!

19.08.2008 23:32, Tyomochkin: comment on Buy / take caterpillars

to omar: what about the caterpillars? Or am I already screwed?

19.08.2008 19:17, RippeR: comment on Ornithoptera Book of the World-Takasyi Ohya

offer to exchange 1203 Chlorophorus varius

18.08.2008 21:25, RippeR: comment on Boleslav Brezina. The check-list of the genus Carabus

oki.. please contact the acu

17.08.2008 13:39, Troglodit: comment on Field eclector

Thank you all very much!

17.08.2008 13:36, Troglodit: comment on Photo of Speolepta leptogaster (Mycetophilidae)

Comrades, does anyone have a normal photo (or drawing) of Speolepta leptogaster (Diptera, Mycetophilidae)? I caught an interesting animal, but it doesn't match the color of the green determinant points. Perhaps you can recommend a recent summary of the group (and where to get it)?

15.08.2008 15:54, RippeR: comment on Insecticide lamps

it is possible, but there is no show-off from them.. These are ordinary fluorescent lamps wrapped in an electric grid, which, due to their specialization, makes them much more expensive.

15.08.2008 5:26, Dmitrii Musolin: comment on Pensoft launched ZooKeys - A New Open Access

---------- Forwarded message ----------From: Pensoft Publishers <bookeast@pensoft.net>Date: Fri, Aug 15, 2008 at 2:14 AMSubject: Pensoft launched ZooKeys - A New Open Access Journal inSystematic ZoologyDear Authors, Readers, Customers, Partners and Friends of Pensoft,we are very pleased to announce launching of ZooKeys - a peer-reviewed,open-access, rapidly produced and disseminated journal ...

14.08.2008 18:24, Андреас: comment on We need moths

- If you need dead untreated specimens.... - I can find out from my friend (Muscovite), who last year threw out about 10 thousand, eaten by leatherworms, fungi and broken individuals...

14.08.2008 18:14, taler: comment on Altai. Summer 2008

Day 3 .Shebalino-Aktash. 11.06.08The morning is gloomy,but we still go fishing.The sky is overcast,sometimes drizzling light rain, even more like dust.But worst of all,there was a strong, rather cold wind.There are almost no butterflies!Sometimes it is possible to knock out a pigeon from the grass, which is immediately picked up by the wind and carried away.Sadly.Slava and Dima came up.Without ...

14.08.2008 17:14, RippeR: comment on Research Lucanus cervus

Hello Damien!I'm sorry, but I didn't catch any Lucanus cervus specimen in this year because of expeditions in Russia I hope you'll find what you need.Best regards, Andrew

14.08.2008 6:30, Mylabris: comment on "Ant Date"

I will add to the topic-two years ago I accidentally saw such a procession. Pictures:formicidae_Crematogaster_subdentata.jpg — (134.13к)

12.08.2008 18:56, Андреас: comment on Big Night Peacock Eye

"I fed her walnut leaves as an experiment and a test for the sake of other people's data. I didn't have the patience to wait for the second generation.- I read - that after such an experiment, individuals remain infertile...

12.08.2008 18:56, Андреас: comment on

"I fed her walnut leaves as an experiment and a test for the sake of other people's data. I didn't have the patience to wait for the second generation.- I read - that after such an experiment, individuals remain infertile...

12.08.2008 12:41, Victor Titov: comment on Parasite eggs on the breast of a mayfly?

11.08.2008 20:36, Андреас: comment on Thirteen-point ladybug

Do seven-point numbers bring such benefits?- Personally, I have not felt the "benefits" of ladybirds in 35 years... "Once, I took a seven-point one and literally poked my nose into a colony of aphids. The beetle first froze properly - and then, without moving away from the cash register, as they say - grabbed the nearest light-green aphid by the ass and began to devour it right alive... "You ...

11.08.2008 10:15, PG18: comment on Epicometis hirtiformis

Here, it seems, in the Catalog of Palearctic Coleoptera (Vol. 3. 2006) it goes as Epicometis hirta hirtiformis. And for some reason, it is given for Georgia together with the nominative subspecies (at least here: http://www.zin.ru/Animalia/Coleoptera/rus/ceton_ru.htm)

09.08.2008 2:20, Peter Khramov: comment on More about uploading photos

According to the results of testing of the new system it is covered for completion: -)

07.08.2008 23:46, Peter Khramov: comment on The first version of the new system

Beginning August 7 registered users can ship pictures without having to enter each time your data. It's enough to enter the site under your name and password before downloading photo.Those who have not yet registered on the site, are automatically placed in the authors after loading the first photo, and in the case of approval of the administrator, will receive a letter with a password to ...

07.08.2008 13:49, solnyshko a: comment on Books about butterflies

Dear forumchane!!!Well, tell me where you can get in the network (or who on the Forum ) good books (articles) about breeding and keeping Saturnia pyri ??? And also, I would like an Atlas of butterflies and caterpillars )))))

07.08.2008 2:39, Coelioxys: comment on Once again about the Identification of insects of the Far Eastern Federal District of Russia

For purchase questions, please contact maxim@ibss.dvo.ruI'm not interested in identifying insects in the European part of the USSR.

06.08.2008 8:38, Pirx: comment on A bumblebee-colored gadfly?

In the south, in the Crimea and in the Caucasus, there is a very large bumblebee horsefly Tabanus tricolor. In some places it is quite common. Furry, black-white-red. Maybe he, dear? And, indeed, Alexey is right - some gadflies look like bumblebees. And so people usually call horseflies gadflies. Like Ethel Lillian Voynich

06.08.2008 5:43, Григорий Е: comment on Beetles from Peru

By the way, I am interested in beetles from the families of ground beetles, lamellidae, goldenrods and barbels. My material is not defined, as you can see, the tropics are diverse and there are a lot of species there, so I don't have any lists of species yet.

06.08.2008 4:05, Raptor: comment on Wintering of butterflies

Yes, with such beauties you need an aquarium and the bigger the better.It's too painful to fly.Arrange the bottom of hops and nettles, equip the corners with sticks for sitting,and for the winter all this richness to start with fresh air and then probably get numb in the morning while it's cold, you can put it in a jar and lower the temperature further manually(I mean with a refrigerator).but I ...

04.08.2008 22:32, Д: comment on There is a surplus collection of day butterflies from Kyrgyzstan (exchange)

There are species of Colias cocandicaC. hyale (female)Lycaena phlaeasPhoenicurusia margelanicaPolyommatus kashgarensisP. (eros) stigmatifera (male)Melitaea fergana (male A-)Argynnis niobe orientalis (male)Boloria sipora generatorCoenonympha sunbeccaChazara briseis fergana (male) usually 2-3 copies. Only interested in exchanging for European views. If you are interested, I will take a photo, send ...

04.08.2008 21:06, bugslov: comment on How do I add new specimen to my collection?

In my opinion, buying insects for the collection is not so interesting, much more pleasant to catch yourself. Especially when some new or rare beetle is caught the sensations are not peredovaemye! Such feelings can only be understood by someone who has experienced the same thing! and the barbels from the above list are mostly rare or locally distributed, so there are limited numbers in the ...

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