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05.09.2016 16:30, Alexandr Zhakov

Neither what nor where to transfer is not necessary.
This is also an opinion and it must also be respected!

But seriously, the question is much deeper. And posts about the development of a particular species are quite appropriate both in topics about expeditions in the areas where this species is collected, and in topics about the taxonomic group family, subfamily, etc.
http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=184403&st=100
But it is not quite appropriate in topics where breeding conditions are considered, such as http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtop...view=getnewpost

Therefore, each author decides where to put the photo. Well, if it puts it in the wrong place at all, then the moderator can move it or delete it.
Now let everything remain as it is, and in the future take it as a good tone to put a few photos in the topic about expeditions, and follow the link in the taxonomic topics if there are any.

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05.09.2016 20:50, andr_mih

Neither what nor where to transfer is not necessary.
This is also an opinion and it must also be respected!
But seriously, the question is much deeper. And posts about the development of a particular species are quite appropriate both in topics about expeditions in the areas where this species is collected, and in topics about the taxonomic group family, subfamily, etc.
http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=184403&st=100
But it is not quite appropriate in topics where breeding conditions are considered, such as http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtop...view=getnewpost

Therefore, each author decides where to put the photo. Well, if it puts it in the wrong place at all, then the moderator can move it or delete it.
Now let everything remain as it is, and in the future take it as a good tone to put a few photos in the topic about expeditions, and follow the link in the taxonomic topics if there are any.

I respect your opinion, and you too for the company

But the topic of breeding butterflies should not be empty!
You look through it, there are also some questions... no answers

And who is going to search for answers on preimaginals in the topic about the Ministry of Defense?
Yes, no one but Fedor, I assure you!

05.09.2016 22:06, Alexandr Zhakov

I respect your opinion, and you too for the company
But the topic of breeding butterflies should not be empty!
You look through it, there are also some questions... no answers
And who is going to search for answers on preimaginals in the topic about the Ministry of Defense?
No one but Fyodor, I assure you!

What makes Gennadich unique, well, how can I explain it to you, You are not in the topic, very high-quality photos of all the preimaginal stages of development of rare butterfly species, for often we see here what no one else has seen, in the Palearctic

only a few people who are capable of this, and you want to put these photos in the topic, where do students ask what to feed a furry caterpillar? Cram it in, and immediately the topic "Moscow and the Moscow region" will lose more than one page and unique photos that are the pride of the Moscow region.

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06.09.2016 15:39, vafdog

Neither what nor where to transfer is not necessary.
This is also an opinion and it must also be respected!
But seriously, the question is much deeper. And posts about the development of a particular species are quite appropriate both in topics about expeditions in the areas where this species is collected, and in topics about the taxonomic group family, subfamily, etc.
http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=184403&st=100
But it is not quite appropriate in topics where breeding conditions are considered, such as http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtop...view=getnewpost

Therefore, each author decides where to put the photo. Well, if it puts it in the wrong place at all, then the moderator can move it or delete it.
Now let everything remain as it is, and in the future take it as a good tone to put a few photos in the topic about expeditions, and follow the link in the taxonomic topics if there are any.

So I had in mind what to transfer/duplicate in the appropriate topics of the section Images of insects.
And if there is no topic for some lipids, then create and further develop it.

Then the forum will have a database: you are interested in leaf wrappers, you open a topic, and there, in addition to photos of butterflies themselves in nature/impaled, there are also life cycles. And if they, pictures of cycles, are here, then no one will guess that they even exist. IMHO.

This post was edited by vafdog - 06.09.2016 15: 43

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06.09.2016 16:03, Alexandr Zhakov

A few years ago, I suggested creating a gallery on the forum, as it is organized, for example, on lepiforum. But, as I was told then, there is no technical possibility for this. And what is currently happening in the images, except for "a bunch of small" - you can't call it anything else.

www.lepiforum.de. this is a site where there is a forum, even two. One is for identifying butterflies and caterpillars, the other is like forwarding reports with photos of certain widows, biotopes, etc. A whole bunch of moderators choose photos to add to the species gallery. Moderators can also upload their photos directly to the gallery. bypassing the forums.
Making a gallery the other way around in the forum is really difficult, and it doesn't quite meet the goals and objectives of the forum.
Pyotr Khramov suggested uploading photos to his website https://insecta.pro/ru, where all insects are currently represented. But there are not many applicants.

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06.09.2016 21:25, Barnaba

I'm a disinterested person here, I don't deal with butterflies, but I regularly look at the relevant reports of uv. Gennadich out of pure curiosity. And it seems very important that this extremely valuable, in many ways unique information is not lost and can be found by interested consumers. And with almost no working content search and an abundance of pages in the "Reports" section, this is difficult to do. Therefore, I consider it a sound idea to allocate this and similar information in a separate section. Apparently, this is easier than getting the search to work. In addition to search, the Forum has many other problems, mainly with the structure of the material and navigation, which may be difficult to solve at the current level on the existing engine.
But in this case, I don't really understand why so many copies are broken. What prevents you, if you have characters who are ready to do this, from duplicating (NOT REMOVING, but leaving in the reports) all (or as many as possible) posts about the development cycles of butterflies in a separate topic " Reproduction and development of Lepidoptera "(or something else)? You can close these topics for further discussion and attach them with a paper clip at the top, and allow the discussion in other posts in the section. You can leave the help section at all and fill it up manually from other topics. This activity may be slow or irregular, but it will still be better than nothing.

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07.09.2016 13:31, Bad Den

What prevents you, if you have characters who are ready to do this, from duplicating (NOT REMOVING, but leaving in the reports) all (or as many as possible) posts about the development cycles of butterflies in a separate topic " Reproduction and development of Lepidoptera "(or something else)? You can close these topics for further discussion and attach them with a paper clip at the top, and allow the discussion in other posts in the section. You can leave the help section at all and fill it up manually from other topics. This activity may be slow or irregular, but it will still be better than nothing.

Technically, as far as I can see, this (duplication) should be done manually by the author of the message (he wrote a message in one of the topics about reports, published favorites or all photos with corresponding comments in the topic with images of the desired taxon.). All I can do is move messages to a different topic.

08.09.2016 20:41, Andrey Ponomarev

Technically, as far as I can see, this (duplication) should be done manually by the author of the message (he wrote a message in one of the topics about reports, published favorites or all photos with corresponding comments in the topic with images of the desired taxon.). All I can do is move messages to a different topic.

I'm not going to transfer the guys and even more so duplicate them in other topics.
And in general, what does it mean to write a fishing report or lay out the development cycle of a butterfly, has anyone thought about it?
1 Photo
2 Photo processing.
3 Reduce the size of the photo.
4 It's all worth the time.
You can count the number of people who write reports on your fingers, and there are many times more people who read them.
Hence the question, do I need it ?

Sincerely, A. G. P.

The post was edited by Gennadich - 08.09.2016 23: 13

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10.09.2016 13:00, andr_mih

Hi there =)
I don't need an elephant, so I didn't buy one.
And a full-fledged registration on the forum, which you read on a regular basis-gives you the right to also write on your own behalf, post photos/files, etc . - that is, to fully participate.
Moreover, this is a completely free, simple procedure. You mentioned that you have a very antediluvian computer - I will not advise you to buy a newer computer-on a visit where-thread register and you will be happy! =)

I can't go on a visit, Vlad sorry

Nevchem, bast shoes have been rubbed for a long time already

Why do you need registration? I don't seem to hide my real name very much-I'll tell you if they ask

You better ask the moderators of neighboring branches, why they have already banned me from under the guest, crook-wings that I did not correctly

25.09.2016 20:07, Бабистр

I will try to make a small change in the latest messages and change the topic by posting my simple and banal report.

So, on September 24 and 25, Istra district. The weather is absolutely not conducive to communication with Lepidoptera, but they did not disappoint. On the first day, in rare clearings, single admirals flashed by, and rutabagas and turnips, frozen from the cold, swayed in the wind on the somersault and clover. Late in the afternoon, a lone turnip was found on the rotten apples laid out specifically for the bait of nymphalids, which so spent the night on them. On Sunday morning, there was a half-hour break in the clouds, and I took advantage of it to drive to the nearest clover field. There periodically flashed from the flowers of whiteflies, including a fairly large number of meadow yolks, relatively fresh. There were many caterpillars: turnips were finishing their development on cabbage, raspberry cocoonworms and dipper bears of various species were running along the roads. In general, keeping in mind the weather of recent days, the weekend was a success!

This post was edited by Babistr - 25.09.2016 20: 08

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