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Post by automeris111 on Aug 17, 2018 1:34:50 GMT -8
Hello,
I'm 55,and like insects for a long time.I'm interested in particular in Lycaenidae.Nice to be here
PSI'm form Romania
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Post by kkukke on Aug 22, 2018 17:27:40 GMT -8
Hi, I'm from Colombia, I really like nature and I found this insect but I've never seen it, can someone identify it? Thank you  |
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Post by Paul K on Aug 23, 2018 5:06:06 GMT -8
Hi, I'm from Colombia, I really like nature and I found this insect but I've never seen it, can someone identify it? Thank you I suppose it is a caterpillar of Phobetron hipparchia moth, common name monkey slug. Paul |
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Post by hector on Aug 23, 2018 8:46:04 GMT -8
You are a new member here, please tell us more about you and your insect passion. Hi Everyone, I´m Hector from Mexico and interested in beetles and butterflies for exchange. have a good day ! |
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Post by doorman on Aug 30, 2018 10:23:58 GMT -8
hello.
i have kept rainbow stag beetle and hope to keep much more. i am fascinated by the insect world and would love to use the forums to further educate myself
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Post by cerambyphil on Sept 6, 2018 23:29:03 GMT -8
Hi, my name is Philippe Jacquot from France. like many of you, I'm interested in insects since childhood but not only.
I am passionate about nature in general, I like to put a name on the animals, plants and mushrooms that I meet.
At the age of 20, I started a collection of aquatic insects and then beetles for which I specialized in longhorned beetles.
Today, at the dawn of my 50th birthday, I am proud to have been able to identify and name new species from Southeast Asia and I hope to continue in this direction as long as there are new species to discover!
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Post by wollastoni on Sept 7, 2018 8:48:15 GMT -8
Hi, my name is Philippe Jacquot from France. like many of you, I'm interested in insects since childhood but not only. I am passionate about nature in general, I like to put a name on the animals, plants and mushrooms that I meet. At the age of 20, I started a collection of aquatic insects and then beetles for which I specialized in longhorned beetles. Today, at the dawn of my 50th birthday, I am proud to have been able to identify and name new species from Southeast Asia and I hope to continue in this direction as long as there are new species to discover! Welcome on InsectNet, Philippe ! We would be glad to see pictures of your Cerambycidae especially the rarest specimens. |
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Post by aaron on Sept 9, 2018 14:00:29 GMT -8
Hi everyone!
My name is Aaron... I have had a long time love of Phasmida. I started collecting in 99. I have been out of the loop for sometime as my interested had shifted....but now Im interested in starting to collect again.
Very excited to find ya'll.
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Post by Hotaria on Sept 20, 2018 2:56:33 GMT -8
hello, my name is Hiroyoshi. Please just call me Hiro. I'm a amateur collector who is come from Japan.
I'm interested in coleoptera, especially I love lampyridae.
I'd like to learn the knowledge of coleoptera in this forum.
I'll do my best.
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Post by dinsects on Sept 20, 2018 7:26:48 GMT -8
Hello!
I am a beekeeper and have been for the last 6 years. I have always liked insects but it's only more recently that I've spent a lot more time with them. We (Our BKA) go and talk at events to the public about honeybees and as people ask about bumblebees too so I've read a bit more about some of them.
I'd like to be able to display the dead bees I've collected nicely and I think that's why I've signed up for this forum.
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Post by joachim on Sept 20, 2018 10:19:17 GMT -8
Hi, first, without my glasses, I have read "barkeeper" and was wondering what you have to do with bugs. Ha.
Now I see you are familiar with bees. Where are you located?
best wishes Joachim
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Post by peter on Oct 8, 2018 13:52:21 GMT -8
Hello one and all - glad be among you. I live in Paris France, but spend about a third of my time in the countryside in Brittany. I am a bee keeper and keen amateur entomologist. The property where I keep my bees is on the edge of a lake about 2km long by half a Km wide. I am surrounded by beautiful nature, I have seen otters there in the past, fresh water birds are abundant and of course the lakeside is absolutely humming with insect life. A nature watcher's paradise. Here in France we have some 85 odd species of odonates and an amazing fifty or so live in my region (22) I am intending to catalogue as many as I can and have been practicing catching and releasing them with success recently. I am thinking of beginning to form a solid collection of local insects. At present our bee population is threatened by the arrival of Asian Hornets (about eight years ago) and the Varroa mite (about 18 years ago) I have been looking closely at the behaviour of the Asian hornet recently. There is so much of interest to investigate I hardly know where to begin. I have already gleaned much information from visiting the forum as a guest and thank you for having me on board as a member. Best wishes - Peter Caine
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Post by veronibug on Oct 12, 2018 16:12:56 GMT -8
Hello, my name is Veronica and I find bugs fascinating. I live in North Carolina with my family. My boyfriend, now husband was the one who introduced me to lepidoptera. I have never given it much thought before. Growing up, we just thought of moths as a nuisance. I have a totally new outlook on moths and butterflies now. I find them to be beautiful and mysterious. I enjoy pinning pinning bugs, it is very relaxing. I also love lepidoptera because there is always something new to learn!
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Post by lee6047 on Oct 22, 2018 21:55:36 GMT -8
Hi
I'm a Korean.
I would like to have Goliathus orientalis.
ibbai2882@naver.com
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