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08.06.2011, 22:09
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Hi! Iīm moving to Lugano. I want to know if thereīs restrictions on collecting butterflyies in Ticino canton? is it okay to collect them there?
Thank you very much for the information, itīs really important for me.
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08.06.2011, 22:38
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| | | Re: Butterflies
Collect as in create a meadow at home for them , or collect as in pinning them to a trophy board and displaying your kills ?
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08.06.2011, 22:55
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Same question. I have my bil here who used to do it in the 50s and 60s - but he has moved on to photographing them - a lot better for all involved.
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08.06.2011, 22:57
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| | | Re: Butterflies
aren't they most beautiful when they are flying around outside?
(sorry for the hippy moment but  )
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08.06.2011, 23:03
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This reminds me of the John Fowles novel, The Collector. Not good ...
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08.06.2011, 23:10
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Probably not allowed anyway... How would you be sure they weren't nearly extinct ones...
Trying to get a good "shot" with a camera is much more satisfying for your hunter/killer instincts! It takes a bit of skill and patience too.  | | This user would like to thank mabern for this useful post: | |
08.06.2011, 23:14
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Definitely NOT allowed to kill or capture wild creatures in Switzerland!
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09.06.2011, 19:43
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| Quote: | |  | | | Definitely NOT allowed to kill or capture wild creatures in Switzerland! | | | | | Well if you are SURE about itīs fine??
I am not doing it for clory, people who wants to make a collections knows it, itīs about science.
As i said, itīs really important now to know the exact answer if somebody knows.
Cheers
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09.06.2011, 19:47
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| Quote: | | | | | Well if you are SURE about itīs fine??
I am not doing it for clory, people who wants to make a collections knows it, itīs about science.
As i said, itīs really important now to know the exact answer if somebody knows.
Cheers | | | | | It looks as though you have your answer. In any case, if you are hoping to embark on a scientific project, I assume that whoever is sponsoring you would have the relevant information.
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09.06.2011, 19:48
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| Quote: |  | | | Same question. I have my bil here who used to do it in the 50s and 60s - but he has moved on to photographing them - a lot better for all involved. | | | | | If you collect some not so rare ones, it doesnīt really matter if you collect them, itīs not going to affect on population at all
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09.06.2011, 19:49
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Get in touch with Head Office of WWF in Gland Vaud - they'll be able to tell you the definite answer.
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09.06.2011, 19:56
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You can check here
Personally I think it's revolting to pin butterflies. And what exact scientific meaning has this?
We are not speaking about the chimps in labs.
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09.06.2011, 20:00
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Swiss butterflies have all been recorded already- and the information is available for you to study, I'm sure.
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09.06.2011, 20:03
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The English Forum: Everyone's favourite Judge, Jury and, er, Execrator...  | | The following 2 users would like to thank for this useful post: | |
09.06.2011, 20:07
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Butterflies you say? I had some terrible butterflies this morning In my stomach |
09.06.2011, 20:20
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| Quote: | | | | Get in touch with Head Office of WWF in Gland Vaud - they'll be able to tell you the definite answer. | | | | | Dear WWF
Can I kill butterflies for pleasure ?
Sincerely
Butterfly Man
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09.06.2011, 20:23
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I kill flies for pleasure.
What's the difference, apart from sentimentality?
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09.06.2011, 20:24
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| Quote: | | | | I kill flies for pleasure.
What's the difference, apart from sentimentality? | | | | | Butterflies are beautiful and don't potentially spread disease.
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09.06.2011, 20:26
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| Quote: | | | | | Butterflies are beautiful and don't potentially spread disease. | | | | | They're still bugs, objectively speaking.
Is our condemnation of TheAndy's hobby merely aesthetic, or is there a moral element to it?
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09.06.2011, 20:31
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| Quote: | | | | They're still bugs, objectively speaking.
Is our condemnation of TheAndy's hobby merely aesthetic, or is there a moral element to it? | | | | | It's a gateway hobby. Butterflies now, White Rhinos next. 
Seriously, no need to kill anything. Life is life. Am barely over my veggy days. Killing to live is one thing, killing needlessly, why ?
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