Entomological supplies?

[JCW1925 at aol.com]

In a message dated 10/8/99 10:55:46 AM Eastern Daylight Time, 
jbwalsh at u.arizona.edu writes:

<< e:  "Would photographic collecting not also show respect without
 necessitating 
 killing?"

Educational Science  ( www.educationalscience.com) offers an Entomology Lab 
insect collecting and mounting kit that offers an optional nature lovers  
photogammiTM  mounting technique.  ( You can take photo of a rare butterfly, 
retouch the photo,  mount photo on paper,  hand paint the ventral side, cut 
out photo,  fold photo into 3-D photo-specimen, add photogammi body mount,  
shape and paint the mount,  add wire antennas,  pin and lable specimen.  
(ethyl acetate is not required!)   From a distance, not even a lepidopterist 
can tell that the specimen is a folded phot!     See for yourself -  visit  
www.educationalscience.com      (entomology kits)
 
 Please! let's not start up the collecting vs. observing thread again, at
 least for awhile.  If we don't show a little discretion here, all those
 posts about evolutionist jumping out of black helicopters to release
 California Monarchs in New York to be killed by spraying will start up again!
 
 Peace 
 
 Bruce
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