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Hi there! I'm V Briefly about me: b-day 28.04, 20+, ecologist student, have a beloved person About my interests: nature, history, drawing, crafting, photography, military stuff, games, apocalyptic atmosphere (especially nuclear apocalypse), collecting bones About my content: I draw NSFW content that is of an explicit nature that may be unpleasant for many people(If you don't like it, then scroll past it; you're not being forced to watch it). I also put my crafts up for sale. Oh, and sometimes I do cosplay I'm ready to accept commissions if I'm not busy. Also I have telegram channel https://t.me/CNPP_WillOWisp

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Well... I tried 👉👈

Btw it's a real butterfly wings :P

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Something is going on

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I'm so tired...

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That's a really large beetle.

This is a greater stag beetle, know as European stag beetle, or as I call it "pinch-pinch owchie". Listed in the Red Book of Ukraine.

My most favourite beetle species

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A little spoiler for my adopt :P

I'll say right away that I was inspired by the Talon Company from Fallout :P

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My favourite pollinators

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Found Iphiclides podalirius on a ground. It's wings are injured :(

Iphiclides podalirius is a red listed species of butterflies

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Lesser stag beetle on my finger :3

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I want everyone to see this and know that this is a scam. Tell these people to F OFF!

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This is a butterfly head anatomy for my thesis

1 - compound eye

2 - antenna

3 - coiled proboscis

4 - labial palp

It looks very terrifying

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In the photograph you can see the copulation process of red-listed butterfly species named Hamearis lucina. A rather rare photo that brings joy to the entomologist, because he sees that a rare species is reproducing.

Hamearis lucina, the Duke of Burgundy, the only member of the genus Hamearis, is a European butterfly in the family Riodinidae. For many years, it was known as the "Duke of Burgundy fritillary", because the adult's chequered pattern is strongly reminiscent of "true" fritillaries of the family Nymphalidae.

This species of Lepidoptera is listed in the Red Book of Ukraine and is strictly protected.

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I'm so booooooooreeeeeeeeeed

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Yippee, bees!!!

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Made another keychain out of epoxy.

It's so annoying that bubbles are forming during solidification...

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Well... I guess that day has arrived. It happens once a year, and with each passing year, a person ages.

Well, happy birthday to me, I've gotten older and am now 21!

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Bielzia coerulans, commonly known as the Carpathian blue slug or simply the blue slug, is a species of very large land slug, a terrestrial pulmonate gastropod in the family Limacidae, the keelback slugs.

This species is endemic to the Carpathian Mountains in Central and Eastern Europe.

The type locality of Bielzia coerulans is the South Carpathians in Romania.

Czech Republic - in Moravia only, vulnerable in Moravia

Southern Poland

Slovakia

Ukraine

Romania

Hungary

Germany (presumed introduction in Westerwald, Rhineland-Palatinate, discovered 2012)