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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 ...
Есть такой инсектариий 34х48х21 без крышкиЦена 500руб.Писать lunkov1970@yandex.ruТолько Москва !Сообщение было отредактировано lunkov - 28.02.2013 15:06 Картинки:IMAG0980.jpg — (1.12мб) IMAG0981.jpg — (1.1мб) IMAG0982.jpg — (1.23мб) ...
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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Fifth International Symposium on the Environmental Physiology of Ectotherms and PlantsLondon, Ontario, CanadaAugust 12-16 2013It is with great pleasure that I will be hosting the fifth ISEPSP meeting at the University of Western Ontario in 2013. ISEPEP5 continues a 25 year tradition of small international meetings on environmental physiology. Although the focus is usually invertebrate ...
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")
The Moth's Eye is a new approach by Japanese manufacturer Asahi Glass Co., world's largest flat glass producing company. The strategy is based on the structure of the moth's eye, which is known to have no troubles with sun glares and reflections. The thing is that its eye has a special covering that improves moth vision. The covering of the kind could make it better for smartphone and tablet ...
Moved.
Timandra recompta or Timandra dichela?
“Demons and Butterflies—Weather predictability and predictions” public lecture by Richard A. Anthes will be held on February 21st at the UNM Conference Center, Albuquerque (US). Dr. Richard A. Anthes is a distinguished atmospheric scientist, author, educator, and administrator, served as fifth president of the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR) from 1988 to January ...
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.
This species is identified correctly.
This species is identified correctly.
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.
Goes to.
Thanks, moved.
Goes to.
Moved.
Isophrictis sp.
This species is identified correctly.
okay, the pre-future is the first thoughts that came across, but the insects-yes, allowed us to clarify that something was not done there... take a closer look and fix itBut... they are secondary to plants, and mostly depend on them.... Their presence is more likely to indicate fluctuations in habitats or refugial or microclimatic confluence of conditions.At the same time,they occupy a smaller ...
In any case, in the Wiki in controversial situations, the following expressions are quite possible: "according to so-and-so (link), the situation is as follows, because.... However, currently there is a directly opposite opinion (link), because..."
Oops, spotted that... Down the page...
This species is identified correctly.
Acraga sp.
Climber Araujia sericifera belonging to the Apocynaceae family has different common names including “moth plant” and “cruel vine”. Its beautiful white flowers have plenty of sweet, sticky nectar, which attracts monarch butterflies (Danaus plexippus). The latter get deadly stuck to flowers trying to feed on and eventually die right on-site. New Zealand's leading the serious campaign ...
Yes, please. The fly's buzzes are homologous to the hind wings of dragonflies, bees, and butterflies.
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