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Alexander indicating incorrect determination on the page a particular photo, then much easier to correct the error. :)
Moved this so far (tentatively identified). Kind of hard are they all. The only image on the web (save this one) is http://www.boldsystems.org/index.php/Taxbrowser_Taxonpage?taxid=257435
Some weird bug: after having moved back from confidently identified to tentatively identified the moth lost in the section of comments to the photo. Thus upped not to have it lost.
I try to shoot specimens in black and white backgrounds, include ruler not always. I've got as well these in the white background with no ruler.
Time to separate them in some special section in the Gallery :) Not to add the not identified section.
The date isn't noticed which is bad. Suppose it's the same butterfly http://lepidoptera.pro/gallery/26975 Or shot at the same time :)
Just moved this out of the admin panel. Guys, let's not note genus on upload if you don't know species. In such cases upload just as it is, with no names.
Here at all seven (Antarctica can be excluded: insects are not compatible with it in general): http://big-archive.ru/geography/basis_of_common_geography/79.php the remaining six on the website. Let's leave it at that. Why split hairs and invent some kind of gag? There are many other, more relevant to current affairs :)
Vida called Lasiocampa eversmann l does not exist. The correct name Lasiocampa eversmann i (page here http://lepidoptera.ru/taxonomy/6275). Double. It should be deleted.
Andrey, I met such names only once on some trade website, I mean gahua and phadena, and gahua/phadena for blue-brown variation. This is wrong. I've got 6 differently coloured cisseis, some of which are mixed, gahua or phanodemus. Here's some info from other sources: Morpho cisseis C. Felder & R. Felder, 1860 TL: Brazil (Am) Morpho cisseis cisseis C. Felder & R. Felder, 1860 TL: Brazil (Am) ...
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Yes, some addition also. Here is completely another specimen http://lepidoptera.pro/gallery/26762, of better quality than this one http://lepidoptera.pro/gallery/2952 which I think should be deleted. I'd like to correct my mistakes. Pity have no authority to delete or change.
Thank you all guys for identifying and or confirming the identification of all the species I recently posted. This helps a lot to a hobbyist like me.
The moderator interface are done so the new phase is getting started, formalization of the species features. Now only me and Sergey Kotov are authorized to formalize those, later other moderators will get involved. As any new thing, this may have some more bugs so if any of you notice something inappropriate, please don't pass by silently, comment species pages where formalization is buggy or ...
That's odd, I first had the same bug with that sylvia from the Philippines, then this one. Can't get.
They're definitely not needless. So far mark such things "hybrids" on upload, later I will easily select all of them to make some separate selection.
In the last few days the "Taxonomy" section has been updated with a better interface, new data in the daughter taxa level (family, subfamily and so on), also the "Catalogue" section now works faster and a way more proper as to the species selection, the "Community" section was divided to subsections and got more handy to use with a new option to comment superspecies taxa further to the previous ...
Forgot to add, as a background I use common Whatman paper. Not printer paper which is too blueish, just Whatman. I think this matters.