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I put a comment on the photo. I removed it from the species page.
I found an interesting and new resource for me on Pyraloidea of the South of Eastern Russia. Maybe not everyone knows http://www.pyralidae.sfedu.ru Added to the literature.
I have heard that new (relatively) Entosphinx dies, although more expensive, are worse.Who has encountered it-write down what exactly?Thank you.
And by the way, it was these beans that my child brought from the South. So your conclusion is just right!
No fungus can grow on the eyes of a dry butterfly, unless it is in a desiccator. Rather, it's someone's excrement (it looks like a spider's) or something else dripped from above.And what is it photographed with?This post was edited by ENO - 12/18/2016 21: 48
Dear colleagues. I wrote here about the fact that I collect material on false scorpions.In addition to this, I also need red-bodied ticks from all areas of our planet, including from Russia. First of all, we need adults (who are quite easy to assemble, because they are clearly visible). Larvae are needed too.Preferably in alcohol.I will reimburse you for your expenses if necessary.ThanksPS Don't ...
2Zurchik Ican scan the theses of the 2nd regional conference "ecological and faunal research in the central Chernozem region and adjacent territories" there is an article by yu. i. chernenko-dead eaters of the Voronezh region.there are already 18 species. if necessary, write to the soap.Please send me these abstracts to: kvoncstu@yahoo.com , kvoncstu@mail.ru . Maybe you have other articles on ...
Interesting what )
It's a dead number for nothing. Probably tolstun steppe - 50 years no one can find it.Yes? ... - and Valentinus, in my opinion, meets him periodically...
Specifically, tachins usually have one larva per caterpillar, respectively, the rider larva (that's right, in Russian it's not wasps) eats the fly larva first, and then what remains of the caterpillar by that time (if it remains). In general, the variants of superparasitism are diverse, in the case of multiple infection with the larvae of the host parasitoid in combination with infection with the ...
Reason for deletion from synonyms. Rosalia (Rosalia) houlberti Vuillet, 1911 is an independent species (type added): http://cerambycidae.org/taxa/houlberti-Vuillet-1911
Yes, a curious approach!
Fixed the format "first name-last name", as everywhere on our site.
People, what is the dispute about? Different options - for taste and color. Who needs it without balls or with hooks-they have an affordable alternative, who doesn't need it-it doesn't get any worse;--)
A large and powerful beast )I think on Lethrus (Autolethrus) scoparius Fischer von Waldheim, 1822 (пара)(Geotrupidae → Lethrinae → Lethrini → Lethrus → Autolethrus)Kazakhstan, South Kazakhstan region.I will be glad to correct or confirm the definition.This post was edited by vasiliy-feoktistov - 03.12.2016 23: 48
Beetles of the genus Dicronocephalus (Hope, 1837)Dicronocephalus yui yui (Kurosawa, 1968)17.V.2015, Taiwan, Jiayi County, AlishanDicronocephalus uenoi uenoi (Kurosawa, 1968)28.IV.2016, Taiwan, Jiayi County, AlishanDicronocephalus uenoi katoi (Kurosawa, 1968)26.V.2010, Taiwan, Nantou County, Shanlisi
Bright memory.
Colleagues, thank you so much for your articles! After much and painful thinking and poring over the signs I came to the conclusion that I have Oryzaephilus mercator
I had a chandelier in my room, a floor lamp and two more lamps hung in shades. I covered everything with a net so that the butterflies wouldn't get burned. The windows were hung, but covered with tulle. Butterflies flew in the room almost like in nature. Well, some of them tried to reach the lamps and the window, hit the screen sometimes, and sat on it. Then they took off again. True, they were ...
The late Vladimir Meshcheryakov was probably the first person in the country to hold such exhibitions of fluttering butterflies. In the hall of the Palace of Pioneers, where he worked. He told me that at the" rehearsal " he released wild butterflies caught in nature into it. What they did! They ran around like mad, hitting the windows and lamps. Then he released the brooders. It was quite another ...
In the admin panel it was like Polyommatus semiargus (Rottemburg, 1775)
Thank you, Alexander!
I would arrange for her to spend the winter with the temperature and humidity that corresponds to the habitat, at the moment.I was only there in the summer. You can certainly Google it, but even without this I can assume. I asked here only because maybe someone already has experience of this...?!
This is typical not only for dung beetles, but also for almost all horned beetles in general (including those horned with mandibles). And here it is not only and not so much in genetics, but in the conditions of development of the larva and pupa. If there is not enough food or space, then small males with very modest horns are obtained. They are naturally unable to fight on equal terms with their ...
Thanks for the answer! I have carefully read your report on the expedition to these parts. I have very little experience in collecting entomological material. I did this only last summer in the Ussuri District, in the vicinity of Kamenushka. From the eighth of June to the thirty-first of August. Well, if I get a good job in the village of Lavrentia, then I may work there for several years, and I ...
Carabus (Tachypus) cancellatus subs. cancellatusFrom your personal collection
Carabus (Tomocarabus) convexus convexus Fabricius, 1775From your personal collectionThis post was edited by Musson max - 26.11.2016 15: 21
Carabus (Archicarabus) nemoralis subs. nemoralis A little bit from my personal collection
Barbitistes constrictus oltenicus Kis, 1960 is not a synonym, but a valid subspecies: http://www.biolib.cz/en/taxon/id397232/
The genus Barbitistes Charpentier, 1825 belongs to the tribe Barbitistini Jacobson & V. L. Bianchi, 1905: http://www.biolib.cz/en/taxon/id374179/ It is necessary to put in order and at the same time place commas in the types between the author and the year of the description (where there are none).
It's still there. This is just one of the variants (in my opinion) of writing the surname of Karl Linnaeus. Corrected it because I think the Latin version of Linnaeus is the most digestible. There are still a lot of places that come across like this and fixing everything with pens is not enough life. By the way. Linnaeus is not a discoverer, but a first-time writer. That is, if a person ...
An unknown bug. I think the topic "Identifying bedbugs" will identify you faster.
This is the flea Ctenocephalides felis-the flea of cats. in dog fleas, Ct. canis, the forehead is steeper. Apparently there are cats in your husband's workshop, too. And if you live in an apartment building, it is possible that you may have picked up these fleas in the basement of the house or near it. Such basements often become a refuge for stray cats - the main feeders of Ctenocephalides felis ...
Definitely not tridens: http://insectamo.ru/larva/98-hete/noctuidae/1292-acronicta-tridens This auricoma is not of the last age: http://insectamo.ru/larva/98-hete/noctuidae/1299-acronicta-auricoma Here: http://insectamo.ru/larva there are many in the Moscow region)
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I forgot to rearrange the caller ID, sorry :) By the way, I recommend that moderators / curators move the author's geography from the English version here to the Russian version. In my opinion, it is not necessary to translate. The main thing is that this key data is present in all versions.
I didn't find a topic on these beetles. And Vel is a whole family...So I decided to create it.I start the topic with the most famous firefly beetle."Ivan's worm" or Ordinary fireflyLampyris noctiluca (Linnaeus, 1767) (pair)(Lampyrinae → Lampyrini → Lampyris)The male was collected on 23.06.2015. Here: Russia, Moscow region, Balashikha district, okr. der. Fedurnovo, a swampy meadow in the ...
interesting coloration =)
Now they put it in its place, otherwise it first appeared on the Traminda mundissima page, I had it open, and now it appeared here :) There on the page Traminda mundissima, there was already a butterfly, well, absolutely of course two different types. http://lepbarcoding.org/geometridae/species_checklists.php to see which of them is in place, there was not one. This photo is now in place,:), ...
In determining insects to navigate by size is a lost cause. If I didn't see the tuft of long hairs on the back end of the animal's body in the last picture, then this is a skin-eating larva,
I read about this Bacillus thuringiensis, it does not cause an infection, but toxicoinfection and enter the insect's body with food. So, whatever one may say, the toxin comes out in feed objects, even if it is enclosed in an additional container in the form of a bacterial cell inside the KO (a kind of matryoshka pupa). But with the same success it can be, for example, some mycotoxin. On the ...
Ceroglossus guerini Géhin, 1885 (pair)Synonyms: Ceroglossus buqueti var. guerini Germain, 1895 = Ceroglossus chilensis gloriosus ab. guerini Géhin, 1885 = Ceroglossus explanatus Beheim & Breuning, 1943 = Ceroglossus intermedius Beheim & Breuning, 1943 = Ceroglossus suturalis var. explanatus Beheim & Breuning, 1943(Carabini → Ceroglossina)06.02.2006 Chile, Mafil, reg. XIV. leg. ...
Dear kolqq, such information is full on the Internet - here, for example, offhand: http://art-con.ru/node/2816 http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=561673 It is hardly appropriate to duplicate it here when there is an abundance of information. So, google will help you. I wish you success!Thank you very much
We are waiting with hope )) And then there are curators only in beetles and butterflies, which is completely uncomplicated ( Andrey, if you suddenly decide and you will have the rights of a curator - then you will be able to add taxa, reduce, delete, rename, etc. That is, do whatever you want with the database at your discretion ) I don't know about the macroid. This site seems to live on its ...
Wow!! It looks great!Did every ex. collection really decide to do this?Thank you.I will try And there, as forces and patience will suffice
Now this genus is included in the n / a family. Diacritinae
Dear colleagues, good afternoon!Such a question. A colleague from Bulgaria (Plamen Mirchev) asks if it is possible to collect clutches of the pine marching silkworm Thaumetopoea pinivorafor research on its parasitoids.As I understand it, the species is distributed in Russia only in the Kaliningrad region. The best time to pick is early November or spring. One of my colleagues can collect the ...
This genus (I described it ;) ) should be transferred to Cylloceriinae according to the generally accepted system adopted in the world Catalog of Ichneumonid Horsemen (Yu & Horstmann, 2012). You can take a look here - http://www.taxapad.com/taxapadmain.php
Camptopus lateralis
I signed the photo with an error when defining it, and when uploading the photo to the site, I immediately inserted the full name of the type (with a typo) - which was not displayed.
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