Pages: 1 ...555 556 557 558 559 560 561 562 563... 627
The scope and quality of a trait is treated unequally by each researcher, as is the concept of a species, so this reference book, if created, can only reflect the actual state for individual species (year, Author, trait).
Parasitic wasp tracks down the Large White butterfly (Pieris brassicae) female which is ready to lay eggs by its special anti-sex smell that repels males. The wasp hangs on the butterfly and being carried suchwise to the Brussels sprout plants where the butterfly lays eggs. A joint research project* of entomologists at Wageningen University and the Free University of Berlin (Freie Universität ...
What does it depend on? I read that hercules has humidity problems.Where do they get gray-blue or brown hercules?Do they also occur in the natural environment, or is it only in breeders?And for example in Allomyrina dichotomus.There are black beetles, there are light brown and brown with spots on the elytra.How do I buy a brown one, because it's the same species.What causes bright blue Lamprima ...
You can start your collection with it ! A joke of course -) As soon as the storm subsides, I will immediately let go, although I have already managed to get attached to it. Thank you very much for your help and advice!
Galina, the Synev catalogue says that H. lycaon is rather possible to meet in your lands (Astrakhan region/Kalmykia). If you still seriously doubt, please, let me know and the photo will be published for the website folks could confirm or deny the identifying...
As rightly noted by Alexander in a particular topic, no satirid on site no. There subfamily Satirinae family Nymphalidae. Now intermediate taxa are not shown on the website during the week should start to appear, along with updating the database. But the satire itself, will remain in the Nymphalidae.
Sixth Reading in memory of O. A. Kataev "Forest entomology and problems of forest protection"in the framework of the XIV Congress of the Russian Entomological SocietySaint Petersburg, SPbGLTU, August 26-September 1, 2012Dear colleagues!St. Petersburg State Forest Engineering University named after S. M. Kirov and the Russian Entomological Society invite you to take part in the Sixth Readings in ...
Dear colleagues!Please send me cossus_cossus@mail.ru photos of T. lineola of excellent quality from different points of the range for comparison with my material. Indicate the possibility of publishing a photo, of course with a link to you. You also need detailed label data. THANK YOU SO MUCH IN ADVANCE!!!
BBC Planet Earth did all possible to watch unwatchable: namely, they fixed a powerful Canon HJ40 super-telephoto lens to a helicopter, combed through steep and seemingly desolate rock slopes for hours and, finally, found few grizzly bears that climbed up that dizzily high, threw away mammocks of stone just to have a moth dinner. BBC Planet Earth, moth-eating grizzlies
The endangered El Segundo Blue Butterfly (Euphilotes battoides allyni) population increases in the Dunes Habitat Preserve at Los Angeles International Airport. The Los Angeles Times reports that a lately made survey shows the species population grew 8% since 2010, from 120610 to 125920 butterflies. Sadly, first few years since it was established the preserve suffered several vandal attacks. Late ...
The Insect Museum works since 1995 in the Akademicheskaya (Elizavetinskaya) gallery in Pyatigorsk, Russia. There is a collection of about 1000 tropical and Caucasian insects partly gathered by Valentin Tikhonov, entomologist and the owner of the collection comprised Caucasian and South American butterflies. Other exposition pieces are originally from tropical farms and private collections, some ...
Science sucks ... I'm a newfag just. Cloyster, you are wrong! Quite the opposite! It sucks - it's science! You have listened to the opinion of Newfag and Yksperd on any questions.Thanks for your attention! Pictures:big_smiles_159.gif — (19.64к)
How will these hawk moth be written in Russian:Macroglossum saga, Acherontia lachesis, Mimas christophi, Marumba sperchius, Proserpinus flavofasc, Deilephila askoldensismacroglossum zaga, acherontia lachesis, mimas christofi, marumba sperchius, proserpinus WHAT, EXCUSE ME? WHAT proserpine? We don't have any, like, just proserpine. deilephila askoldensis.
“A Butterfly's Wing” (Křídla Motýlí) exhibition is open this Thursday, February 9th in the Small Gallery (Malá Galerie) of the Museum of Kroměříž district. The exhibition is dedicated to Max Švabinský, a well-known Czech painter and graphic artist. It was arranged by painter's friends together with the museum to mark 50 years since his death (1873—1962), also 100 years since ...
89686245056, my number can be called before these days I'll tell you, I can't take a lot of people ((((((, there are concerts for children these days, in the royal concert hall, you won't see anything special, so just chat more if.Glory.
Yeah... It's always very sad after such announcements... And you understand that this is an inevitable process, but it's still a pity to tears...Eternal memory and rest in peace... We will remember...
The first National Moth Week calls on everyone who is interested in moths to take part in moth watching and surveying. During the Week there will be arranged a “Moth Night” for both professionals and amateurs could communicate and exchange stuff and skills. You are also appreciated to organize your own “Moth Night” in nature: go bring friends together, turn the lights on, place them near ...
That's because the name name. Without the "Dutch" where a lot of it, look, there's even a wiki ???? pit (for another species) is an indication, but the Dutch do not see ...
Well, if it should've been? Half of a neighborhood can use the same outer IP-address. Besides, many users have got dynamic ones...
Inspired by I decided to read old topics, and I remembered these reports - this is the right place!The place, at the mention of which I have a direct religious awe, I and my "colleagues" who are afraid of cold weather )))Verkhoyansk, Oymyakon and the surrounding area - the center of the deepest core of the Siberian anticyclone, a place where the cold of Eurasia "lives", at the pole, as in ...
I found out about the surrounding area from Stas, who is in the courses of museums/butterfly houses — please unsubscribe, the topic remains relevant...
I will try to make an assumption for now-specifically for the south of Ukraine, especially where there was no snow or there was very little-the cold snap is supposed to affect primarily insects wintering in the form of imago, and wintering pupae suspended from ratsenia and lying on the surface of the earth.And also the number of grasshoppers can be very reduced, like locusts do not react so ...
Oh, how it used to be At me here since last summer now only the pupa of a euphorbia hawk moth in principle remained, in a terrarium lies, live. I don't know if anyone else is doing something like this, or if everyone has already gotten too serious?