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Post by Paul K on Aug 24, 2020 7:34:29 GMT -8
Hello there, I confess to begin with that my interest in insects is principally just part of my interest in flora and fauna generally. However, recently I have become fascinated by the behaviour of the Death's Head Hawk Moth and its larvae, and leaves me with a series of questions which I'm hoping can be answered here. Is there a section here which would be appropriate if I start a thread on it? Thanks you in advance Hello Grassfan Best place to open discussions would be in Lepidoptera section. Please use scientific name Acherontia atropos as it will be better recognize around our international community here. Cheers Paul |
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vsal
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Post by vsal on Sept 7, 2020 9:16:15 GMT -8
Hi! I’m not so much a bug enthusiast but love being able to identify everything I see on my nature walks. I’ll appreciate learning through your collective knowledge! VSal
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Post by megametallica on Sept 8, 2020 9:18:01 GMT -8
Hello, I am from Australia. I am very interested in Australian fauna, especially Curculionidae and Lucanidae. Looking forward to meet new friends who from AU as well. cheers.
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Post by dmpierce on Sept 14, 2020 12:57:59 GMT -8
I am new to this forum to use it as a resource for identifying insects in my garden. It is great to have this resource online!
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templero
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Post by templero on Sept 14, 2020 18:47:06 GMT -8
Hello! I've been an insect enthusiast since I was very young. If it isn't already clear, I'm a new member. I'm into all orders, but my favorites are Lepidoptera, Mantodea, and Odonata.
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Post by marcellus on Sept 28, 2020 17:51:59 GMT -8
Greetings.
I'm Marcellus, residing in SE Pennsylvania USA.
Collector of local lepidoptera species, interested in expanding my collection, insect conservation, reintroduction of native host plants into areas where they have suffered depletion over decades due to development and competition from non-natives.
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Post by kaleyq on Oct 4, 2020 11:05:28 GMT -8
Hello, I'm interested in insects, biodiversity, and conservation. Just joined.
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Post by gizmo2011 on Oct 5, 2020 14:53:09 GMT -8
You are a new member here, please tell us more about you and your insect passion. I have been interested in butterflies and moths since i was 10 years old. My interest is Ornithoptera, Parnassius,British and European species. My name is Frank and i live near London. I have attended insect trade shows for the last 35 years. |
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Post by wollastoni on Oct 6, 2020 0:33:09 GMT -8
Welcome to all the new members !  |
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Post by haomaru on Oct 16, 2020 20:02:34 GMT -8
Hi! I have been playing with insects since 2007. Hope to get more friends and exchange experience here
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Post by kevinkk on Oct 17, 2020 7:10:27 GMT -8
Hi! I have been playing with insects since 2007. Hope to get more friends and exchange experience here Welcome. You will, read the suggestions for posting ads. I've made at least 4 dozen great contacts here, not trades, but contacts with reliable people. |
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Post by eddie9956 on Oct 21, 2020 12:11:15 GMT -8
You are a new member here, please tell us more about you and your insect passion. hey guys/gals I'm eddie from nj I'm 45 and I'm not a insect hobbyist BUT I do try and NOT kill insects knowing many can be a huge help to the world!!!! However I AM TRYING TO FIND HELP IDENTIFYING A TINY INSECT. What is the proper way for me to do this |
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mehdi
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Post by mehdi on Oct 23, 2020 6:51:13 GMT -8
Hi! I registered in here because I seek help. I’m about to make a post explaining my issue and showing a video so someone can help me identify the insect I’m dealing with. I also find insects very interesting to study so I’ll stick around here a little, even after my problem is resolved.
Best regards!
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Post by insectart on Oct 27, 2020 20:38:00 GMT -8
You are a new member here, please tell us more about you and your insect passion. Hello Everyone, I am Arthur. I am hoping to meet people who are willing to share their advise. You are never too old to learn new and better ways to do things..... I collect a little bit of everything. I also frame and sell a lot of my creations. |
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Post by kmhcloseups on Nov 3, 2020 16:05:17 GMT -8
I'm Kevin. I began with a net and killjar back in the 70's. Used to wander our usual campsite on summer nights, visiting all the electric bug zappers for moths and beetles. Studied in Mexico in the mid 90's and came back with abstract art that was supposed to be photographs of all the wonderful insect fauna that I enjoyed there. Bought a real camera to replace that Vivitar point and shoot. Been on a photographic journey now for 25 years.
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