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Is it either striped from its underside just as all other Catocala?
More precisely, Euphaedra (Euphaedrana) harpalyce spatiosa (Mabille, 1877).
Hint received, won't delete this)
in general, to determine staphylinid by external signs is a terrible masochism, it's easier to pull and not fool yourself.
Surely this one was posted on molbiol as well as some other photos of mine. I'm registered there under my real name and surname (written in Latin letters and with hyphen). Didn't catch the butterfly, let it keep living, so can say nothing of its gender.
Moved.
Petr, lesson learned. Henceforth will keep an eye on that. As for photos of mine, I randomly checked several, so no bugs.
Well yeah, even this rather common species could be illustrated with such a poor pic if hasn't been before (don't neglect Ctrl+F5).
Was the experiment, when for the sake of more space in the main community does not see the number on truck and species names, and references to them were just a preview image. Result found negative links in the form of numbers and the names of species ph returned.
Moved.
Goes to.
Thanks, moved.
To "uncertain".
Not so new - since 2006. Molecular science is mainly-the morphology of that has been known for a long time, which is why they have always been considered in Trox.
What a wonderful idea! So, the whole point of parsley is that the goal of taxonomy is not at all to provide practitioners with a convenient classification and defining tables. These are tasks for classifiers...Taxonomy is concerned with the development of concepts and approaches designed to create a so-called "natural system" of living organisms, i.e. one that corresponds as closely as possible ...
Not relevant.This post was edited by lunkov - 03/15/2016 22: 14
Frankly I've got nothing against David Carter or Vanessa cardui:) Still it's not about being precise in naming the species, but the wordplay. The first and direct meaning of the "painted lady" amusingly also serves as the common name of Vanessa cardui. That's why this time I didn't reference to the Latin names of the species (painted ladies, admirals...) as I usually do, since it's not about ...
Right....
Petr, no biggies, question is still here) As for the background I'd like to say it couldn't look natural as well as in other imago photos of Atrophaneura alcinous. I made an author's comment that those specimens had been raised of pupae in winter (larvae had been picked from birthwort in August) at home. Few specimens emerged in Vladivostok, and the rest did in Moscow, 10 days later, right by the ...
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Ok, I'll add that, thanks.
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Species name typo, should be moved to Archaeobalbis cristata.
Male (just as the rest photos): look at its massive antennae :)
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The labor exchange is already becoming-well, it would be entomological, and then it's not clear what.
Yeah..... They all appeared in time or even earlier. Didn't see another.
www.proof-reading-services.orgFor a reasonable fee, they will correct the language to an acceptable level. But the source text must be in English.
Please help, what to do to have this pupa emerged? It's still alive, when I put it to the light, it started budging. Is there any chance to see the moth?
Please help, what to do to have this pupa emerged? It's still alive, when I put it to the light, it started budging. Is there any chance to see the moth?
Super data. Congratulations. The article would be nice in English and in wide access, at least in a Note.
I don't object) If the moderators decide this angle would be a better choice for this swallowtail, let's rotate. Once I upload images of the emerged butterflies, I'll rotate, promise) Igor, thanks for the "amazing pic")
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Moved.
Timandra recompta or Timandra dichela?
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This one is Elegia similella indeed.
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Forage caterpillars - Chinese shrub Prinsep (Prinsepia sinensis)
Glaucopsyche lycormas.
Moved to argiades just as another photo of the specimen.
Some photos get deleted after upload even a long time later, especially ones of those species which are already overillustrated with alike pics.
The author's ID is Meandrusa lachinus. Isn't this one actually a synonym of http://lepidoptera.pro/taxonomy/15573, huh?
The author's ID is Papilio сanopus. Who's allowed to add species, please do so.
Moved.
Japanese researchers from the University of Tokyo made male silkmoths (Bombyx mori) drive two-wheeled vehicle by distributing synthetic pheromone bombykol in a wind tunnel. Naturally bombykol is released by female silkmoths to attract mates. During the experiment males were fixed, namely glued to a polystyrene ball that functioned like a trackball directing the vehicle. The task was not only to ...
Moved just as http://lepidoptera.pro/gallery/21022.
Moved just as http://lepidoptera.pro/gallery/21022.
Moved just as http://lepidoptera.pro/gallery/21022.
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