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Post by kingha on Aug 8, 2011 18:34:56 GMT -8
I'm in my mid 60's and plan on making a collecting trip to the Arctic next year. Would like some younger company, a safety issue... I am in good health just feel it would be better not to go alone.
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Post by bichos on Aug 8, 2011 21:41:00 GMT -8
What sort of bugs are you hunting for? No lucanids I take it  I would go, except I have no time, funds and I hate the cold  |
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Post by saturniidave on Aug 9, 2011 15:16:04 GMT -8
Harry, try and contact Boghaunter in Saskatchewan, he is almost there!
Dave
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Post by nusferatus369 on Aug 11, 2011 13:35:35 GMT -8
i went to james bay last years great place but if you whant more stuff you better go Yukon or Alaska
So for James bay i can tel you what you want if is for butterflies.
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Post by homard on Aug 25, 2011 15:45:32 GMT -8
I'm in my mid 60's and plan on making a collecting trip to the Arctic next year. Would like some younger company, a safety issue... I am in good health just feel it would be better not to go alone. Ahh, I would go, if I'd have funds... The time I have, and I do not fear of cold. Actually, I hate the heat here during the summers!  If you're on FB, you may would like to contact Andrew Colley (Ontario), he travels on regular basis to Alaska, Yukon... I guess Dave knows him. What sort of bugs are you hunting for? No lucanids I take it I would go, except I have no time, funds and I hate the cold Of course there are no Lucanids at the high latitudes However, there should be some interesting Carabus! There are heavens for an arctic-alpine butterflies, like Parnassius (but 2 species in NA), Colias, Erebia, Oeneis, Boloria, Clossiana ! Best regards, Alexei |
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