Australia, Northern Territories

29.03.2015 18:55, Ele-W

Thank you so much for the cockroach names! The album is now in full order.

29.03.2015 19:55, Ele-W

Added it to the album Wasps pictures with a creepy, angry red-haired creature, the folder is signed as "Wasp Scoliidae", here identified

Scoliidae. Darwin, NT, Australia. March 2009



I remember that I was terribly afraid of it and photographed it through a large jar, the creature was angry, buzzed terribly and wanted to eat me. It was written all over his face!

29.03.2015 20:33, Ele-W

After all, I separated the caterpillars from the butterflies

Caterpillars

The album contains 49 images, different tracks

1. Cethosia penthesilea caterpillar, Orange Lacewing. Howard Springs, NT, Australia. May 2011



2. Unknown Caterpillar. Darwin, NT, Australia. May 2011



3. Unknown Caterpillar. Darwin Botanic Gardens, Darwin, NT, Australia. April 2011

29.03.2015 20:36, Ele-W

4. Psychidae sp., Log Cabin Case Moths. Darwin Botanic Gardens, NT, Australia. January 2011



5. Psychidae sp., Log Cabin Case Moths. Darwin Botanic Gardens, NT, Australia. January 2010



6. Psychidae sp., Log Cabin Case Moths. Darwin Botanic Gardens, NT, Australia. April 2011

29.03.2015 20:37, Ele-W

7. Psychidae, Bagworm moth. Timber Creek, NT, Australia. April 2011



And so far, there are no more tracks, I hope that there will be more of them.

29.03.2015 21:18, Victor Titov

Will the beetles wait for their album?

29.03.2015 21:38, Ele-W

Will the beetles wait for their album?

Absolutely! Bugs - this is my sore spot, already the whole family and all friends know that I'm looking for beetles everywhere.

29.03.2015 21:44, Ele-W

29.03.2015 22:23, Ele-W

The album with wasps has grown to three pages.

Wasp nests:

1.





2.

29.03.2015 22:24, Ele-W

3.



4.



5.

29.03.2015 22:26, Ele-W

Sphex cognatus, Black Digger Wasp. Kakadu National Park, NT, Australia. June 2011

29.03.2015 22:27, Ele-W

Crabronidae, Digger wasp. Darwin, NT, Australia. May 2011

29.03.2015 22:28, Ele-W

Nests of sand wasps.

29.03.2015 22:29, Ele-W

29.03.2015 22:30, Ele-W

29.03.2015 22:30, Ele-W

Braconidae. Mataranka Homestead, NT, Australia. April 2010

29.03.2015 22:31, Ele-W

Echthromorpha agrestoria (Swederus,1787), Ichneumonidae, Pimplinae. Darwin, NT, Australia. July 2011





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29.03.2015 22:34, Ele-W

Ophioninae, Enicospilus or Dicamptus, Slender Ichneumon Wasp. Mataranka Homestead, NT, Australia. April 2010







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29.03.2015 22:34, Ele-W

29.03.2015 22:58, Ele-W

And the last of the wasps for today.

Stilbum cyanurum s.l. (Chrysididae), Large Cuckoo Wasp. Beatrice Hill, NT, Australia. October 2010

29.03.2015 22:59, Ele-W

Vespidae, Polistinae, Ropalidia sp., Paper Wasps, Papernest Wasps. Fogg Dam Conservation Reserve, NT, Australia. April 2008



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29.03.2015 22:59, Ele-W

30.03.2015 3:55, John-ST

30.03.2015 5:42, Ele-W

If I am not mistaken, then what is signed Ophioninae is not possibly Lissopimpla sp. from Pimplinae, and the following photos of" wasps " without a name are just representatives of Ophioninae.

Oh, I'll fix it now! Thank you very much!

30.03.2015 5:55, Ele-W

Stupid question

How to place the words "in labels" correctly?

Lissopimpla sp., Pimplinae

or

Pimplinae, Lissopimpla sp.

and then I always put "to taste", based on the visual "beautiful/not beautiful". But surely there are rules in insect science?

30.03.2015 6:02, Ele-W

On the website www.discoverwildlife.com I found a picture very similar to mine



signed "Yellow-banded Ichneumon Wasp"

So I signed " Pimplinae, Lissopimpla sp., Yellow-banded Ichneumon Wasp." Correct or remove/add something?

30.03.2015 6:57, Ele-W

And the last (for today) album (337 images)

Butterflies

Here everything that I identify as a "butterfly", including caterpillars, which are future butterflies.

And now the question is:

Do I need to divide them into "just butterflies" and "nocturnal butterflies"? Or is it better when they're all together?

The question resolved itself. The album turns out to be huge, so I've already separated it tracks and I will divide the butterflies into "Butterflies" and "Moths", otherwise there are a lot of folders in the archive and if you put them together, you will get the same " huge pile!" The picture I'm trying to run away from.

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30.03.2015 8:25, Ele-W

Another one has been added to the album with cockroaches

Blattidae, Polyzosteriinae, female. Kakadu National Park, NT, Australia. November 2010

30.03.2015 8:27, Ele-W

And in the archive folder with cockroaches, I found 6 more pictures "from under the lamp" with nameless horrors.

How do I sign them?

1.



2.



3.



4.



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30.03.2015 10:56, Ele-W

5.



6.

30.03.2015 11:27, Alexandr Zhakov

  
How to place the words "in labels" correctly?
Lissopimpla sp., Pimplinae
or
Pimplinae, Lissopimpla sp.
and then I always put "to taste", based on the visual "beautiful/not beautiful". But surely there are rules in insect science?

From high to low. Family, subfamily, tribe, genus, and species. sp. is species

30.03.2015 12:12, Ele-W

From high to low. A family, subfamily, tribe, genus, or species. sp. is a species

That is, if there are several words and one of them has the prefix sp., then this word will be the last? Ok. I'll go check it out!

30.03.2015 12:28, Ele-W

30.03.2015 12:52, Ele-W

Go to album Museums added images from Butterfly Park & Insect Kingdom, which is located on Sentosa Island, Singapore. I was there in 2013.

30.03.2015 12:53, Ele-W

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30.03.2015 12:58, Ele-W

30.03.2015 12:58, Ele-W