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Some lepidoptera species get nutrition in a very intricate manner, they fish tears out of the sleeping birds' eyes using harpoon-like proboscis with special barbs at its tip. Back in 2006 scientists discovered those moths feeding on birds in Madagascar. Roland Hilgartner from the German Primate Centre in Göttingen, Germany, and Mamisolo Raoilison from the University of Antananarivo in ...
This species is identified correctly.
Moved.
Goes to.
Moved.
Goes to.
Thanks for the correction, moved.
See my comment there http://lepidoptera.pro/gallery/16734.
If you are the author of photos, but now the picture on the page you have access to the data of the original file name and the title of the form (original - in which you loaded the photo on the site). This information is displayed for the author of the picture, other users can not see it.
Vitaly, no problem. Just made it that photos are now added with the original filename (that one the photographer used on upload) and original name of the species. These data are seen to no one but the author of the photo, other users neither can see this. To all: if you have any wishes as for the website use, please don't hesitate to ask. Many things may be added.
Vitaly, obviously shouldn't, they make photos look much more interesting. Just I supposed that the beetle wanted to get its five minutes of fame, so did he posed alongside Agrotis. Finally he got them:)
Bristol band Massive Attack is an England's most prominent electronic music group, the trip hop patriarchs that for already three decades have been staying best musicians in the genre. “Butterfly Caught” from their fourth album 100th Window released in 2003 has the official video rather depressive, however this fan clip where the song serves as the soundtrack to the Kafka based French ...
This species is identified correctly.
Ok, will be female. Berserk males are kept separately from females on there, in another vivarium.
Goes to E. sigma.
Moved to females.
Moved to T. matura just as http://lepidoptera.pro/gallery/16753.
Moved to T. matura just as http://lepidoptera.pro/gallery/16753.
Moved to T. matura just as http://lepidoptera.pro/gallery/16753.
Moved.
Ok, goes to.
Moved just as http://lepidoptera.pro/gallery/16348.
Moved just as http://lepidoptera.pro/gallery/16348.
Fine, moved to E. foenella.
Moved from Hada plebeja to L. contigua.
Moved to "identified successfully".
Goes to.
Moved just as photo #16647.
Moved.
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Left "undetermined".
Fixed.
Thanks, corrected.
Moved just as photo #16786.
Moved just as photo #16786.
Moved just as photo #16786.
Moved.
This species is identified correctly.
What a shame... Moved to X. ditrapezium.
Thanks, moved.
Yury, if you've got those done, that's ok.
Goes to.
Victor and try again in the form of adding information about a load of this Old Russian names.
This is a different species, so write in clever books. daplidice in the west and south of Europe, east edusa.
Thanks, moved.
Ok, moved.
Moved.
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Moved.
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