Help with ID of 2 Fritillarys

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  1. essentuki

    essentuki New Seed

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    toni Mistress of Garden Junque Staff Member Moderator Plants Contributor

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    You have the names of them, what other information did you need?
     
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    I was wondering if the names I have assigned to them are correct?
     
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    toni Mistress of Garden Junque Staff Member Moderator Plants Contributor

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    Oh, okay, then yes you have them named correctly according to the referrence book I have. I thought you might have been looking for info on their feeding habits, etc and that my book doesn't include :rolleyes:

    Welcome to GardenStew by the way, hope you stay around for a long while.
     



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    Welcome

    Welcome from coastal Carolina, essentuki! We're glad to have new friends come along. :setc_005:
    What part of the Caucasus Mtns. are you from? You'll get the hang of Photobucket, I certainly had my problems too. :sete_060: Let us know what you grow there in the mountains.
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    essentuki New Seed

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    Re: Welcome

    Many, many thanks for the welcome.

    I am a British ex-pat, lived in Cyprus for 12 years after taking early retirement and moved to the Caucasus Mountains 5 years ago after marrying Olga, my Russian princess:)
    I live in the Town of Essentuki which is located in the mountain foothills, El Brus, the highest mountain in Europe is visible from my town when conditions are clear; it's 40 kilometres away as the crow flies.
    I am a very keen birdwatcher, bird-ringer [bander to our US friends], digiscoper and general nature lover.
    Unfortunately I am NOT a gardener, never have been although whilst in Cyprus one year I won the best-kept-garden competition.
    Bought a new Nikon Coolpix P80 and getting my hand in taking photographs of butterflies and other insects, hence my post.

    Best regards,

    Jeff Gordon.
     
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    We love photos of wildlife too, Jeff. My family is originally from Slovakia and I've been in the High Tatras. Are your mountains similar? They were gorgeous. I treasured picures of the light shining through the trees and waterfalls.
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    essentuki New Seed

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    Here is a photograph of part of the Caucasus in June 2006.
    http://i45.photobucket.com/albums/f93/e ... Dombai.jpg

    Must get to know how to include a thumbnail here instead of an Internet link!

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    That mountain photo is breathtaking. I will post some of my Europe photos as soon as I figure out how. I liked the cicada? Thanks for the photos.
    Gardengater
     
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    Sherry8 I Love Birds!

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    WOW...the pictures are great...welcome from Wisconsin...Sherry
     
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    Jeff welcome to the Stew from east Texas. The photo of the mountain is breathtaking. We love pictures of anything and everything, so jump right in and post away.
     
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    Thought that you might like to see some more of the mountain scenes [also to see if I have got this Photobucket-thing sorted out].
    Here is my little dog Pipit enjoying the mountains at 3000 metres.

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    Best regards,

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    Here is another butterfly, the Comma, common in my region of the Caucasus Mountains.

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    Jeff Gordon.
     

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