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Moved to P. edusa.
Yes, there is no question about expansion. What about flight periods, habits, food plants, are they the same or not?
Where can I find up-to-date description and comparing of these two species? Cause now there seems to be some mess at the website about the information of P. daplidice as well as considering this as Pontia edusa but not P. daplidice...
Ok, goes from P. regalis to H. costalis.
Deal, let's consider question solved.
As for Turkey and its "residents": http://lepidoptera.pro/catalog/?tax[]=6963&oc=or&om=or&oz=or&ocou=or&country[]=1012&size=s&perpage=50&order=lat, that means every beast can be there. Goes to Pieris brassicae, without gender.
Vasily, there is even note that the butterfly began moving when the author shot that. That's the reason.
Goes to A. rumicis.
Moved to A. rumicis.
What about P. daplidice?
Hm, maybe P. daplidice?
As for RAW, actually we can't see non re-digitalized primary RAW shot due to it's converted anyhow. Anyway, no drama, just worth noticing this difference between the shot and other ones of this species.
Don't know, maybe color balance turned to the yellow, so that can be reason...
Guys, how come this one is undetermined still? Is it something tough or unusual?
Hm, too much yellow, isn't? Even considering probable color glitches. Or that's normal, nothing special?
Goes to M. alternata.
Gah, lazy photographers go ahead. Changed...
Yes. Moved.
Guys, what's this species? Seems rather common, but I lost my thought...
Photo moved to S. ligustri (the same item as there: http://lepidoptera.pro/gallery/9835/).
Photo goes to S. ligustri.
While admin was on vacation, he shot such too )
Moved from undetermined to A. odorata.
Moved from undetermined to A. odorata.
Moved to "uncertain".
Basil, thanks for the correction. Your comment has transferred to the photo page, because it relates specifically to a particular image, but not to the form itself.
Alexander, the exact location is unknown, but it is still North America ...
Moved to D. gilippus.
Goes to D. gilippus.
Ok, thanks for remarks. Moved to D. plexippus.
Goes to identified.
Photo moved to identified.
Shot went to "identified successfully".
Photo moved to identified.
Shot goes to "identified successfully".
Understood. Here all the confusion arose between these two data types, and not only in the Russian title. Now I corrected. Alexander, thanks for the tip.
Went to identified.
Goes to identified.
Moved to "identified successfully".
Goes to identified.
Went to "identified successfully".
Goes to identified.
Went to "identified successfully".
Moved to "identified successfully".
Goes to identified.
Went to "identified successfully".
Moved to identified.
Goes to "identified successfully".
Do you feel the aroma of the dignity of film grain? Neither do I. Here it is however.
Moved this and photos nearby to "identified successfully".
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