Flyssa - I finally got one!!

Jim McDougall · 7th August 2007, 08:58 PM

Tatyana, thank you for showing the interesting photos from the Russian reference book. While the identification captions are incredibly vague and offer no help in studies, the photos are very nice, and despite the lack of information looks like an interesting book.

Actually, the lack of information is not atypical in the case of the flyssa, at least as far as resources published in English. The Desjardines work is the only work I am aware of that addresses these in depth, but many questions and as always more research is needed.

I very much appreciate the contributions placed by you and the others in this discussion, as every item offers compiled information and ideas about where to search for more data .

Best regards,
Jim

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7th August 2007, 08:58 PM	#25
Jim McDougall Arms Historian Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Route 66 Posts: 10,506	Tatyana, thank you for showing the interesting photos from the Russian reference book. While the identification captions are incredibly vague and offer no help in studies, the photos are very nice, and despite the lack of information looks like an interesting book. Actually, the lack of information is not atypical in the case of the flyssa, at least as far as resources published in English. The Desjardines work is the only work I am aware of that addresses these in depth, but many questions and as always more research is needed. I very much appreciate the contributions placed by you and the others in this discussion, as every item offers compiled information and ideas about where to search for more data . Best regards, Jim