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Goes to A. monuste.
Moved to "identified successfully".
Moved to identified along with a photo nearby.
What's the trouble?
If you want to identify it, look at the photo nearby, that's better seen...
Ok, species added, photo moved.
Added new species and moved there undetermined photo.
Moved to uncertain too.
Moved to monacha, uncertain.
Sure, author saw not only abdomen :--)
Moved from undetermined to uncertain.
Valery, a source select ...
Rewrote.
Alexander, the source point, please.
Goes to Thymelicus sylvestris.
Thanks, moved.
Moved. Long time ago I saw you there, Evgeny )
To go.
Moved.
Aphantopus hyperantus?
Aphantopus hyperantus?
Come on, how come. Urticae as urticae...
Also this http://lepidoptera.pro/gallery/5684/?
Terrier.
Moved from undetermined to H. gallii.
Moved from undetermined to C. rhododactyla.
Would you give a source? E. g. www.eurofauna.com considers this as a main...
Dmitry, the underside: http://lepidoptera.pro/gallery/9603/.
Added as Euphydryas davidi. Moved to Euphydryas sibirica species, E. s. davidi subspecies.
Added as Euphydryas davidi. Moved to Euphydryas sibirica species, E. s. davidi subspecies.
Not while uploading... Move Boloria eunomia to Proclossiana eunomia?
Was undetermined when uploading though now I can see the filename.
Fixed that uploading bug. Igor, try once more now...
I knew that, I did!
Moved to P. tetrio.
Also the author wondered if this caterpillar would be poisonous or not...
M. galathea?
Exactly. Once again, that the formal signs are put on the principle of "if specified, then there is, but if not specified - not the fact that there is." Now to finish the description, which is more infa, not just in formal attributes. But the story is not for all time being ...
Moved shot to L. populi. Svetlana, your photo what was put in "saved" is also L. populi.
Moderators seem to be taking a nap. Activated species and added photo.
Good, first photo of this species on the website.
Moved to M. castrensis.
Ok, moved.
Goes to P. rapae.
To go.
Meh, yet guys were wrong insisting on deleting in the search "color" feature. Perfect tool to diminish search results.
Moved.
So now the right name is Resapamea?
Deal, moved.
Gah. These doubling comments seem to have to be fixed finally.
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