After discovery of Papilio alexanor, within a short period our members achieved two more important advances. First, Kosta Reljić through analysis of genital apparatus finally proved existence of Leptidea juvernica in our country. Till now it was just guessing, now…
Mt. Kosmaj was on April 9 and 10 the venue of “The first butterfly watching weekend” in Serbia. It was attended by 25 participants and 5 coordinators from our team (Boženka Hric, Bojana Nadaždin, Milan Đurić, Filip Vukajlović and Ivan…
We prepared new membership cards that contain picture of newly discovered butterfly for Serbia – Tarucus balkanicus. You can support our activities either by paying membership or by buying our publications: https://habiprot.org.rs/en/printed/
Although in 2021. we didn’t break record with new data, our database Alciphron nicely progressed and reached almost 430.000 records. We achieved very good results in realization of monitoring projects in protected areas. Soon will be accessible full list of…
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In our Alciphron database we collected a quarter of million data on insects of Serbia. Having in mind under what circumstances that was achieved, we consider we have a lot of reasons to be proud.
In 2017 our members continued studying insects of Ovčar-Kablar gorge. The most interesting are results of Filip Vukajlović who found some rarely recorded longhorn beetles.
With support from „Butterfly Conservation Europe – EIG“ and hard work from our software developer (Nenad) we now have functional database for monitoring of butterflies in Serbia, named Larissa. We ask for your support in counting butterflies along transects. Let us know…
We gathered at the gorge September 9-11 to discuss the season just about to end, current affairs and plans for future. And of course, to look what can be found in vicinity. Grill was there too, chef was Miki Miljević.…
In cooperation with manager of Nature Park Stara Planina, Public enterprise Srbijašume Forest management Pirot, this yeas we focused on study of moths. On several occasions we’ve visited Nature Park and there were some very interesting findings. We’ve finished our…