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In fact, in the south of European Russia banal species occurring in the mass throughout the locus kirkazona. The apparent rarity of this type may be associated with a fairly short time, the summer of adults (in the Volgograd region from mid-April to mid-May).
subspecies nephelus Java sunatus Corbet, 1940 Peninsular Malaya annulus Pendlebury, 1936 Peninsular Malaya chaon Westwood, 1844 Orissa, Nepal - Assam, N.Burma ducenarius Fruhstorfer, 1908 S.Burma chaonulus Fruhstorfer S.China, Haina, Taiwan albolineatus Forbes Sumatra, Borneo siporanus Hagan Menawai Is tellonus Fruhstorfer Batu Is. uranus Weymer Nias rileyi Fruhstorfer, 1913
Rhode Neographium removed from the system, marcellus ordered to Eurytides with prostanovkoy as a synonym Neographium marcellus.
Ok, corrected.
Alexandr, thanks for identifying. Photo moved.
Continue talking of subspecies: now one can get subspecies info only at species description pages, reading descriptions or comments (as Dmitry and Alexandr have been adding such comments). But one can't tell looking at the image if there is any subspecies info or not (if subspecies was specified at all). I think, that now there is no need in individual subspecies pages. Nevertheless, we should ...
Last Dmitry Podjogin comment moved to the species description page.
Caucasus removed.
Updated.
Ok then, thanks, updated.
Dmitry, this is the same: maybe I have a photo with its underside, but of another butterfly. Will specify later.
Moved to M. dryas.
Moved.
P. damone tanais (Dantchenko et Lukhtanov, 1993), the authors of the subspecies are listed is not true, right (Dantchenko et Pljushtch, 1993). And in light of recent data, for the Crimea described subspecies of P. damone rljushtchi (Lukhtanov et Budashkin, 1993);
Subspecies teredon - Sri Lanka sarpedon - India Burma Thailand, Malaysia, Hainan Is, Sumatra, Borneo, The Philippines, Java and Bali semifasciatus - SE and West China connectens - Taiwan nipponum - Japan rufofervidum - Nias Is phyris - Mentawei Is rufocellularis - Bawean adonarensis - Sumbawa, Adonara, Flores jugens - Sumba timorensis - Timor, ...
The gallery Fixed an issue where not all authors are displayed in the photo list. On each page of the poster images are now shown the most popular of his photographs.
Subspecies had been already removed. Signed "male".
Cool photo even though not ideal from a technical point of view.
Yes, it will be gradually introduced new capabilities for editing users / authors. The same addition of new genera and species - is a step towards this. If you have any specific ideas, which still is not enough - let's discuss, and I'm on the results of the discussion will be implemented. With regard to the structure of the forum - pay attention that you can not view all the comments, but only ...
Mine from personal account page are also identified all.
Moved to "uncertain".
Glitch fixed.
Photo moved.
New species added, photo moved.
Female now.
Moved to M. berania.
Photos #4017-4020 are of the same butterfly shot from different angles.
Photos #4017-4020 are of the same butterfly shot from different angles.
Cyrestis thyodamas formosana, Fruhstorfer.
Parantica aglea phormion, Fruhstorfer, 1910.
Assimilis subspecies (Linnaeus, 1758).
Assimilis subspecies (Linnaeus, 1758) .
If it's South China (Yunnan, apparently), so must be Sasakia charonda yunnanensis Fruhstorfer.
Moved.
In my photos this one is also named as pylaon! I've just fouled up while uploading :)
Meh, species name updated.
Comment goes to the species description page.
Moved to Phyllophila obliterata.
Photo goes to Eucarta virgo.
Uncertain too.
Ok then, nemorella, uncertain though.
Goes to Pronophila unifasciata...
Shot moved.
Photo moved to the new species created.
Comment moved to the species description page, http://lepidoptera.pro/species/notodonta-ziczac/.
Goes to A. rumicis, "uncertain".
Goes to Triodia sylvina.
Moved.
Identifying tends to go very forward. Actually, it's too late for this species, though maybe that's the reason of its worn-out appearance. Anyway, no other suggestions on the mind.
Note moved to the photo http://lepidoptera.ru/gallery/3678/
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