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Goes to E. glyphica.
Moved.
Whee, one more.
Goes to.
Moved to L. dispar.
Yes, there it is: http://lepidoptera.pro/catalog?regs[]=40&page=2&tax[]=106&photo=on. Moved it.
Yes, didn't move it promptly. Move it to C. culmella as http://lepidoptera.pro/gallery/13562.
Straight hare.
Goes to I. aversata.
Moved as well as http://lepidoptera.pro/gallery/13597.
Moved as http://lepidoptera.pro/gallery/13597.
Moved just as http://lepidoptera.pro/gallery/13597.
I've just moved all four, it would be great though to make it possible to identify all at once if it's such a group. However, soon there will be a feature connecting photos of one species.
This species is identified correctly.
Did they multiply!
Moved.
Goes to Colostygia pectinataria.
Moved to Colostygia pectinataria.
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Yes, Vitaly happens to make mistakes at times. Moved the second one to "uncertain" as well...
Yes, this is the same specimen, or even species. I play with angles after the main ones are done :--)
Moved.
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Moved.
Moved out of "undetermined".
Moved.
Ok, move it to "identified successfully".
Moved to "undetermined".
Standard tip: Check your food inventory. There is a forgotten bag of cereals/dried fruits somewhere, and there zoophobas breed. They can also fly in/crawl in from the outside.
The British company Oxitec “updated” diamondback moths (Plutella xylostella) by sterilizing males to reduce crop loss.
Oxitec researchers made genetically modified sterile males which are to mate with non-laboratory, “wild” females of the same species. Due to this modification, females of the next brood don't survive to adult stage.
The company press-release reads that this is just ...
Moved out of "undetermined".
Thanks, moved.
Whoa, a new species.
Moved to H. maritima.
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This species is identified correctly.
Dog wears cape.
Long, green, smells like a sausage.
Ok, M. baicalensis added as a synonym for M. arcesia. If anyone has other options - offer.
Ok, moved.
Meh, pity. Moved.
Thanks, the photo goes to Boloria selene.
vsevsad, if you "dug up" this forum and start asking something-this is already fine. Take a closer look at her (bronzerka) again and see the perfect creature, which is still a long way away...
Seems to be some bug happened during the species carry-over from Satyrium to Nordmannia. So this photo and the neighbouring are all Nordmannia eximius, right?
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