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Russian WildNature 
 
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Issue N 19 - May 2003


Russian WildNature (http://rwn.boom.ru)

    Many times writers and film-makers have frightened us with
cannibal plants.
(http://rwn.boom.ru/plants/index_e.html)
It is not surprising:
intoxicating aroma of flowers, insectivorous plants, remainses of unlucky
travellers in insidious liana's arms --
all this things give an occasion to be played imaginations.
But can you imagine Fly Agaric
picking mushroom-hunters in a forest?
 ... Likely, therefore anybody (to my mind) has not hit upon
cannibal mushrooms.
(http://rwn.boom.ru/fungi/index_e.html)
But ...!
But there are real predators among mushrooms!
So, ...
one day ...
one well known mushroom ...
(http://rwn.boom.ru/fungi/Pleurotus_pulmonarius_e.html)

    Some words about butterflies
(http://rwn.boom.ru/animals/butterflies_e.html) --
more new photos of Silver-washed Fritillary (Argynnis paphia)
(http://rwn.boom.ru/animals/Argynnis_paphia_e.html)
were added.
So photos become too many for one page relayout was needed.
 
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That is all. See you later. 
Yours sincerely 
               C. Sidorov (mailto:csidorov@land.ru) 
 
 
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