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From Sergei Novitsky, Vasily and Andrey Feoktistov Sazykina.
Well, it was discovered that the larvae of sirfids can eat pollen from plants... And this is in the genus Allograpta, which until recently was considered exclusively predatory, and in which miners were recently found.Screenshot from here:Mengual, X, Ståhls, G. and Rojo, S. 2008. Molecular phylogeny of Allograpta (Diptera, Syrphidae) reveals diversity of lineages and non-monophyly of phytophagous ...
guys tell me who knows the address( if there is such a store there), and then the opportunity presented itself... I want cheaper pins than by mail
solidification
Namely:
Butterfly is famous as an example of protective coloration, as well as being in form (with folded wings) is strikingly similar dry leaf.
Available in page author ...
Andrey Sazykin, Vasiliy Feoktistov and Igor Rokachevsky provided new images. Accordingly, some new taxa in the database of the site.
Greetings, dear ones! I have been keeping Madagascar cockroaches (gromphadorin and princisii)for several years nowOn the Internet, I repeatedly came across information that in nature they grow much larger than "store-bought" ones (Princisia vanwerebecki - up to 12 cm), at first I took it for exaggeration, and simply did not ask this question.Six months ago, the info was confirmed: eyewitnesses ...
I'll pay my 5 kopecks. Taken in April 2009 in Borneo (Crocker Range National Park)Batocera victoriana:Batocera sp.:This post was edited by Alexey Yakovlev - 06/14/2009 15: 57
Just uploaded the newer photo of this species, female. Got 1 year ago in South China, already published.
Butterfly black, iridescent green-blue, blue, green and white. This day of passage butterflies flying fast and high and resting on the highest trees. Distributed in Central and South America; especially beautifully painted shapes occurring in Cuba and Jamaica. (VYStanek "The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Insects" in 1977 publishing Artiya, Prague). A copy of the photograph from Brazil.
Frequent endemic to Sulawesi and Sula. It is characterized by an unusually long spurs on their hind wings.
At home, the easiest way to bring up a caterpillar on willow shrubs.
Yes, in Primorye there is still something to do for the most demanding herpetologist.Even despite the gastronomic preferences of the Chinese brothers. It is worse there, perhaps, with stray dogs and cats (at least in Vladivostok it was very noticeable to me) - it's time to put them in the regional Red Book...
Satyr Black Sea (Pseudochazara euxina Kusn.), Belonging to the family satirid (Satyridae), was described in 1909 on the whole planet it is found in only one place - in the Crimea, on the territory of the Yalta mountain forest reserve.
Implemented by the authors are available refinement is not defined and not well-defined images, new types of satyrs.
Moved to "identified successfully".
Goes to Dichrorampha sequana but with status "uncertain species".
Igor, thanks for the comments. As the main options put small undulating, heather - in second place (as in the literature of this option is also mentioned).
From Basil Feoktistov, Vladimir Bobrov and Denis Tumanov.
Now, in a specific field can be specified to identify the object in the picture - a subspecies, shape, age larvae and things like that.
From L. Bolshakov (and you can trust him) recently received as a valid Laothoe amurensis (Stgr., 1892)
...and a list of species of the exposed species, based on which the entry list will be compiled.I still don't understand which types of lists are free to enter.
Well, very artistically posed!
Good afternoon! I am a professional photographer and I need a high-quality photo collection of butterflies to implement one creative project, so I suggest taking a picture of your collection in exchange for a photo, i.e. I will give you a disk with all the photos. Moscow. If anyone is interested write to icq102825858My works are here http://xabaroff.fishup.ru/This post was edited by ixabar - ...
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Now for some photos further information is available from one site, there is evidence that in the kind of photograph. For the majority of pictures by the author determine the type of default is considered the author of photos.
Now on the page with a description of butterflies do not need to click on an extra link to see all kinds of pictures.
Pictures provided Vasiliy Feoktistov Sergey Novitsky, Andrey Sazykin and Igor Rokachevsky.
what do Gnaptor spinimanus and Cleonis pigra eat?
I am sure that in the West there are amateurs who collect bedbugs and publish on them.Scientific professionals working in research institutes are excellent, but the realities of life are such that taxonomy is now in the pen, state optimization is all around, and so on. And unfortunately, to stay in the taxonomy for many, it will take exactly what I'm talking about. Independence from bids. Moral ...
Friends! At the request of the creators of a new series of books about scoops, I ask you to vote, indicating the priority of publishing its individual volumes.You can vote herehttp://spreadsheets.google.com:80/viewform...oNThXbVFQUXc6MAAll your comments left in this topic will be passed on to the authors by me.
Well everyone is interested
Sergey, thanks for the comments. Comments on specific photographs is better to leave it in the pages with photos. For example, here I ordered for you: http://lepidoptera.ru/gallery/1721/ http://lepidoptera.ru/gallery/1720/ http://lepidoptera.ru/gallery/1719/
Now, any registered user can use the special form located on each page with a description of a butterfly, upload your corrections and additions. In addition, there is a description of each page of the list of species of the same genus as the reporting (right column).
From Basil Feoktistov, Boris and George Eugene Komarov.
Fixed an issue that arose for some new options entered passwords.
Next to last age caterpillar. In Penza region it feeds on hag-weed.
I have encountered this problem!I have quite often stopped eating stick insects for both reasons. In order not to starve to death, I had to feed them literally from my hands. By the way, hungry stick insects do not look good on an entomological pin.
There are such-for example, four-winged fruit flies.It is probably not the number of segments that increases, but the second normal wings (which are rudimentary in all diptera) are restored?
Pictures provided Vasiliy Feoktistov, Denis Tumanov Evgeny Komarov and Vladimir Shefer.
Sergey, thank you for the info. We'll be farther west, just close to the hundredth pass, but hopefully it won't be any worse for the butterflies...
Looking forward...
New Options, now on the settings page you can change your password to a more convenient and safer.
This caterpillar is of the fourth brood.
Second generation caterpillar.
These caterpillars are of the first brood.
Authors shots - Sergey Novitsky, Dennis Vasily Tumanov and Feoktistov.
Registered users and authors can comment on any photograph, as well as to confirm or refute the accuracy of the determination of the form in the photos. We draw the attention of specialists, in the gallery, you can separately display images, on which kind of undefined or is not defined precisely , these are the pictures require your attention in the first place ...
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