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25.06.2009 13:13, Peter Khramov: comment on 65 new photos

The gallery uploaded new photos, including many previously unillustrated online forms. For pictures thank Dean Rogatnykh, Boris Stradomsky, Viktor Titov and Ilya Ustyantseva. Preview the new photos:

25.06.2009 6:43, Boris Stradomsky: comment on Plebejus sephirus

(= Uhryki (Rebel, 1911); = microsephyrus (Verity, 1935); = modica (Verity, 1935); = kovacsi (Szabo, 1954); = proximus (Szabo, 1954); = foticus (Szabo, 1954); = magnificus Balint, 1987). Description. Length of front wing 13-17 mm. The male on top of the wings purple-blue on the hind wings marginal black spots; a female - brown with orange marginal wells. The underside of the wings of gray. Figure ...

24.06.2009 7:22, Boris Stradomsky: comment on Polyommatus coelestina

Description. Length of front wing 12-16 mm. The male wings on top of intense blue, shiny, with an edge dimming width up to 1.5 mm; a female - brown, often with hilar blue sputtering and orange marginal holes on the rear fenders. Underneath the wings of the male and female gray.Figure underside of the wings consists mainly of postdiskalnogo number of spots, the females sometimes there is a ...

24.06.2009 6:56, Boris Stradomsky: comment on Polyommatus damocles

Description. Length of front wing 14-17 mm. The male on top of the wings of blue, shiny, with fine dark boundary line (0.5 mm); a female - brown. Apex front wings pointed. Underneath the wings of the male light gray in the back wing of the blue pretornal spraying is not developed; a female - light brown. Marginal drawing underside is very weak.On the rear fenders along the veins M3 bright clear a ...

24.06.2009 5:07, Boris Stradomsky: comment on Tongeia fischeri

Description. Fore wing length of 9-13 mm. Wings of male and female brown on top; bottom - light gray-beige. Figure underside of the wings contrasting with orange submarginal spots on the hind wings. Marginal black spots bottom rear wings with bright blue scales. At the rear wing of the thread-like tail length not exceeding 1.0 mm.The length of the valve is 0.7-0.8 mm. Biology. Stony steppe. ...

24.06.2009 0:35, bsm: comment on Entomophagy

stuff like wormwood. Well, if wormwood is pretty-double the benefit - and eat and drive away worms...And absinthe is made only from one type of wormwood-Artemisia absinthium L. And this is a very unprofitable thing...However, only A. santonica L. is usually used as an anthelmintic ...But A. dracunculus L. (tarragon, tarragon) - just be a cool seasoning for entomological "meat"! To ...

23.06.2009 21:45, Boris Stradomsky: comment on Plebejus loewii

In the North Caucasus P. loewii dzhemagati (Sheljuzhko, 1934). Description. Length of front wing 14-16 mm. A male blue wings on top, with the edge dimming 2-3 mm wide and dark veins; a female - brown with orange-hole course at the anal angle of the rear wings. From below the wing of the male gray-brown, the female - light brown. Drawing a contrast underside of the wings.Marginal black spot in ...

23.06.2009 21:31, Boris Stradomsky: comment on photo #3178

Plebeius (Plebejides) pylaon (Fischer de Waldheim, 1832), male.

23.06.2009 21:31, Boris Stradomsky: comment on photo #3177

Plebeius (Plebejides) pylaon (Fischer de Waldheim, 1832), male.

23.06.2009 21:30, Boris Stradomsky: comment on photo #3176

Plebeius (Plebejides) pylaon (Fischer de Waldheim, 1832), female.

23.06.2009 21:29, Boris Stradomsky: comment on Pseudophilotes bavius

Description. Length of front wing 10-15 mm. On top of the wings in males shiny dark blue with a very wide edge dimming rear wings with orange marginal spots in the anal angle; a female - dark brown to blue-coated flakes in the basement area. Below the wings are light gray with a contrasting postdiskalnym and marginal figure.Orange marginal spots bottom rear wings are fused into a coherent sling. ...

23.06.2009 21:24, Boris Stradomsky: comment on Plebejus pylaon

(= Cyane (Fryer, 1845)). Description. Length of front wing 12-17 mm. The male on top of the wings of purple and blue, with very little darkened veins on the hind wings are sometimes translucent red marginal spots; a female - brown with clarified the apex of the front wings and orange marginal holes on the rear fenders.The underside of the wings from white to light gray. Drawing the bottom of the ...

23.06.2009 21:18, Peter Khramov: comment on New photos, taxa and minor additions

In the catalog there was a couple of new taxa on the page of each photograph - information about the field / stage of development, as well as mark, if the form is not defined precisely. In the Photo Gallery - New pictures of Hope Flegontova, Vladimir Schaefer, Boris Stradomsky and Ilya Ustyantseva.

23.06.2009 20:45, Boris Stradomsky: comment on Aricia anteros

Description. Length of front wing 12-17 mm. The male on top of the wings of blue, shiny, with an edge dimming width of about 2 mm; the female brown with orange marginal wells. Bottom wings pale gray-brown. Drawing a contrast underside of the wings, between the fourth and fifth spots postdiskalnogo number has a white field.Fringe colorful wings. The length of the valve is 1.5-1.7 mm. Uncus blade ...

23.06.2009 20:42, Boris Stradomsky: comment on Aricia teberdina

Description. Length of front wing 11-14 mm. The wings of both sexes are brown on top, the male with a faint dusting of blue scales in the basal area; below the male - gray, the female - gray-beige. On the underside of the wings of a number of marginal orange spots are mild, the outer edge of the wings lighten.On the underside of the rear wing between the fourth and fifth spots postdiskalnogo ...

23.06.2009 19:04, Трофим: comment on Ground beetle abundance

This is true. But I also had a decline in the administration rate. In general, I have 4 of them went (excelence, ulrikhi, cancyatus, coriaceus). And where in the 4th time there were 0 ducklings, in the new place there were 7 of them. (at the same time of charges).

23.06.2009 18:53, Трофим: comment on Cover for faunistics

Yes, in my opinion, just with difficulty, with the same sauce. Only more difficult.

23.06.2009 0:38, Alexander Poteyko: comment on photo #3166

This species is identified correctly.

23.06.2009 0:36, Alexander Poteyko: comment on photo #3165

This species is identified correctly.

23.06.2009 0:35, Alexander Poteyko: comment on photo #3162

This species is identified correctly. Absolutely approve!

23.06.2009 0:34, Alexander Poteyko: comment on photo #3152

This species is identified correctly.

23.06.2009 0:33, Alexander Poteyko: comment on photo #3149

This species is identified correctly. Well, it's nearly impossible to make mistake identifying this one..)).. Yes, that's for sure Parasemia plantaginis.

23.06.2009 0:32, Alexander Poteyko: comment on photo #3155

This species is identified correctly. Approve, that's Calospilos sylvata.

21.06.2009 17:31, Peter Khramov: comment on 25 new pictures of butterflies

From Sergei Novitsky, Vasily and Andrey Feoktistov Sazykina.

21.06.2009 1:46, Pirx: comment on Babbling flies

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 ...

18.06.2009 16:43, bober: comment on Entomology stores in Poland

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

17.06.2009 23:17, RippeR: comment on How do they eat

solidification

17.06.2009 20:31, Peter Khramov: comment on Vasiliy Feoktistov and Andrey Sazykin posted new photos

Namely:

17.06.2009 14:58, Vasiliy Feoktistov: comment on Kallima inachus

Butterfly is famous as an example of protective coloration, as well as being in form (with folded wings) is strikingly similar dry leaf.

14.06.2009 23:24, Peter Khramov: comment on Additional information about Vasily Feoktistov

Available in page author ...

14.06.2009 23:01, Peter Khramov: comment on Adding to the gallery

Andrey Sazykin, Vasiliy Feoktistov and Igor Rokachevsky provided new images. Accordingly, some new taxa in the database of the site.

14.06.2009 21:12, Koshkin: comment on Madagascar cockroaches - where to get very large ones? I am looking for Madagascar people from 9 cm and more.

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 ...

13.06.2009 23:27, Алексей Яковлев: comment on Cerambycidae

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

13.06.2009 22:06, Vasiliy Feoktistov: comment on photo #2828

Just uploaded the newer photo of this species, female. Got 1 year ago in South China, already published.

13.06.2009 21:47, Vasiliy Feoktistov: comment on Urania leilus

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.

13.06.2009 20:53, Vasiliy Feoktistov: comment on Graphium androcles

Frequent endemic to Sulawesi and Sula. It is characterized by an unusually long spurs on their hind wings.

13.06.2009 15:17, Vasiliy Feoktistov: comment on Arctia caja

At home, the easiest way to bring up a caterpillar on willow shrubs.

12.06.2009 19:28, Aaata: comment on Collecting insects (and other) in China

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...

12.06.2009 17:18, Andrey Polstyanoy: comment on Pseudochazara euxina

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.

11.06.2009 0:32, Peter Khramov: comment on Transfer some of the photos in the category defined, adding new taxa

Implemented by the authors are available refinement is not defined and not well-defined images, new types of satyrs.

11.06.2009 0:00, Peter Khramov: comment on photo #2980

Moved to "identified successfully".

10.06.2009 23:59, Peter Khramov: comment on photo #2981

Goes to Dichrorampha sequana but with status "uncertain species".

09.06.2009 20:41, Peter Khramov: comment on Scopula immorata

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).

09.06.2009 20:21, Peter Khramov: comment on New pictures

From Basil Feoktistov, Vladimir Bobrov and Denis Tumanov.

09.06.2009 17:25, Peter Khramov: comment on The new field is in the form of uploading photos

Now, in a specific field can be specified to identify the object in the picture - a subspecies, shape, age larvae and things like that.

09.06.2009 15:53, Aaata: comment on Laothoe tremulae or L. amurensis tremulae

From L. Bolshakov (and you can trust him) recently received as a valid Laothoe amurensis (Stgr., 1892)

09.06.2009 14:07, Guest: comment on Traditional amateur exhibition 2010

...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.

07.06.2009 20:04, Linnaeus tuschinorum: comment on Cynthia cardui

Well, very artistically posed!

07.06.2009 16:58, ixabar: comment on I make professional butterfly collection shoot for free

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 - ...

07.06.2009 16:05, Peter Khramov: comment on The guest appeared Autopass author

If the guest review says an authorized user, the name of the author inserted automatically (no need to enter it), appears in the list of comments appropriate label "authorized".

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