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Hebomoia glaucippe
Chersonesia rahria ?
Junonia almana ?
Dryas iulia ?
Oops ... I thought - you have the international abbreviations ... UN - underside of the wings UnF - under forewing UnH - under hindwing UP - upperside of the wings UpF - upper forewing UpH - upper hindwing FW - forewing HW - hindwing More pictures there with numbered segments on the wings, if necessary - to make a photo.
Yeah. Then we have to improve in the description text.
By the way here on the site subspecies D. b. boyleae Butler, 1885, and in my book: Delias berinda boylae Butler, 1885. In one embodiment, the error (the letter "e"), just do not know how to ...
Basil, we have already discussed. I - not an expert on butterflies' even close. " Translation can do, but! the descriptions of the terms and concepts that are unknown to me, and I of the fence naperevodit !!! Therefore, the translation must do a professional.
Ha, who would have me up there on the wall in the night, it was given to the bottom-yourself show ??? Yes, not always at eye level, it is sometimes necessary to get up on his toes and do the photo on his outstretched hands blindly, with the benefit of my camera rotating screen ... 1 draft frame - on Live View, then working shots ... and pray that the hand He did not flinch or the object is not ...
Quote from Irina Nikulina: "... referring to mothsofborneo, ... note that rafflesii prefers mostly lowland and viridiluteata - alpine forest." Sorry, my butterflies, and this neighbor, lifted high in the mountains, they, too, can these viridi ..... ???
Quote from Vasily Feoktistov: " Read-would have a height above sea level where you took the picture ...... " On the second trip clarified the exact place: Gunung Alab mnt., Sabah, Borneo height of 1900 m above sea level on the testimony of the Navigator, the Internet is a place referred to as the height of 2000m above sea level This information is already unimportant, as I understand, but still ...
Hehe .... yes the tropics, we also every day ... until March will not happen .... and Borneo - is unlikely.
Fascellina plagiata ?
Earias flavida ?
Basil, I took off in the Malaysian part of Borneo, nat. park. Gunung Alab.
So, gentlemen, my good, quite thrown my butterflies Borneo? Or hope "here come the winter is cold, free time appears, and then ...." Do not expect! The rest I will not leave you! I have already purchased tickets for the next! No one is tormented me, taking off, spitting when they are around you a chaotic mass, got into the mouth, ears, bosom .....
I'm sorry :-) I meant not wingspan as it generally accepted (it is bigger, of course) but wingspan at this particular position.
I understand you. Since autumn (on his return from the country) will start the job quietly, as time will fall free.
As a person, far from entomology, I can do the translation is wrong ... I would trust it to a specialist in order to avoid the inaccuracies :)
"Wingspan 60-80 mm. This is a tailess species, UP is black with yellow markings and one blue ocellus at mid-subcosta of HW (hind-wing), the red tornal spot in male with a little blue marking at its inner edge whereas that of female blue area extend to half of the red tornal spot. " --- Desired site such quotes from "Butterflies of Thailand - 2th Revision edition - Bangkok: Baan Lae Suan Amarin ...
This is a joke??? Since working with SLR camera, I just hurt that her coffin called them .... At the time, I enjoyed bezzerkalkoy (quite decent, I must say) for shooting flowers Hoya (my main hobby), but at some point I realized that the power This camera is not enough to transmit what I want.So come to the SLR, nay, to the macro (not to be confused with a close-up). This image ... but why ...
Basil definition - yours, my contribution to this there :)
This Dindica alaopis trailers, pliz, because it is one with the butterfly # 30066
Yes one dimension.
Location - Gunung Alub
So ... I found a couple more similar butterflies photo taken better (but shot the next day - or rather night). Look now loaded.
About 900-1000m above sea level It was cold enough (16⁰S night, the day somewhere 23-25⁰S), damp.
Thank you! back home, just out of the airport will handle slowly ... and share photos. So get ready :)
Hi-hi... I am in Thailand now... It is only ... 1/4 of all photos... Best of the best will be later!
Basil, this is my good mood, joking and understand everything (well, you know the same). And you know why ??? Because of Borneo flying these days, la-la-la!
Ha, I understand you! Good frame to make - it's not a net swing :)
Handsome!
Also I wanted to say about it, but was too shy ... Butterflies "closely" on the frame.
Hmmm ... I open "My magic book" (as Alexander said Dumchus) I see there is: My butterfly is very similar to the one I pointed out a red arrow. I was wrong?
As for the pictures ... I understand that in this case they are first placed on the service side to save photos (eg www.photobucket.com) or any other resource, and then the address of this photo is filled by pressing the "picture from another site" . From my personal experience.As moderator of a very large resource with experience of 8 years and the owner of its own website, which is already 5 ...
:) Blur... Aesthetics... Photoshop rules :) ACDSee has some special button, I tried that two years ago, quickly got fed up, also didn't see where to use such thing.
What a beauty... would be great to see it alive... going on a Borneo trip this year, will I have luck?
Ha! Please correct the shot date...
Hidari irava?
Stunning pic!
Hoorray! I'm glad the page of this amazing butterfly will be added with photos of other development stages!
Our pardon about food plant... My Thailand friend replied: "Sorry I misunderstand with another plant. This is lime or lemon ... Bigger fruit and not perfect round shape and people use it when little yellow"
One Thailand guy said this plant is guava. I even took a picture, just in case, for any possible doubts. And the guava was variegate, larvae selectively munched over variegate leaves and didn't touch the branches with green (that happens) leaves.
Eressa confinis?
lapponica удалены из синонимов
Papilio archideus удалены из синонимов
lappmarchica удалены из синонимов
Wow... Then just added one more #24416. They were circling in the same spot, so I thought they were same, now looked more thoroughly, there might be some nuances to expert opinion... Couldn't shoot its upperside, just one thing, they were both bright orange, gleaming flame-like. When they stopped to rest (just for a few seconds), then folded their wings close.
Just by chance, isn't this the same butterfly: http://www.learnaboutbutterflies.com/Malaysia%20-%20Loxura%20cassiopeia.htm ???
Licka this site has. Go to the tab "Authors", select the user, and go to his page. Dumped his e-mail and personal resources (if any). However, in a personal and rude - bad form. Controversial issues can and should be addressed with a cool head.
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