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I've forgotten how it is done. Long time no see at the website. Help with technical part of the linking please.
Uncertain identification. Two much similar species and Mr Nikolaev thought there are but one. I linked it.
The new species for the region, correct me if I'm wrong. And no illustrations for the Choreutis diana until now :)
I see a lot of things are attached to this marker, but the point itself isn't there. I suggest you do this: Irek, put a new marker, don't link anything to it, then give me the number, and I will replace the binding of all photos that were linked to the same marker as this one (photo 65191) with the binding to the new marker. I think this is the fastest option.
With one-word ones, of course, there will be problems with any intersections from the real world in noticeable quantities. For childbirth, by the way, sp should help well.
It should have been much steeper -the Pamir part fell out due to mountain sickness in one of the participants.
Peter, we will assume that I have already given an answer to this question in my comment from 24.08.2017 8: 12. where I wrote that a single photo of the view of the view in a year will clearly not hurt the site. Or has anyone else put this view before me, this season? I don't remember." If I'm wrong, show me another photo from this season that was uploaded before me. In general, all this began ...
Tell me how to send a parcel with insects in an entomological box without damaging them. all carefully prick with needles and wrap the box with at least one layer of polyurethane foam (or analog) up to 1 cm in a layer (preferably in 2 layers) . So I sent up to 3 boxes to Italy at once and received them back more than once (up to 1 thousand mounted copies) . The percentage of breakdowns is about ...
It really looks like Serika. They usually fly to the light-could fly through the window at night, if production is going on.
It's a pity I didn't collect it (although I saw it for the first time), but only took a picture :) Is it rare in the near Moscow region? Here: http://insectamo.ru/micro/106-mikrocheshuekrylye/crambidae/1969-ecpyrrhorrhoe-rubiginalis it generally consists only of Lichens (this is almost the Ryazan region). it is worth..... And on the site her photo is not enough.
Hello everyone.Who is interested in any insects from the Stavropol Territory?I'll be able to pick up books and look at local literature.I invite you to cooperate.It is possible to accompany you on an expedition if you come to visit us.I am fond of photos and observations of insects.Write your thoughts, ideas, and requests.I'll be glad to.This post was edited by Opatrum - 19.08.2017 15: 55