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Moved just as http://lepidoptera.pro/gallery/14481.
Moved just as http://lepidoptera.pro/gallery/14481.
Moved just as http://lepidoptera.pro/gallery/14481.
I missed that the author had already suggested the same I did. Moved.
This species is identified correctly.
To the collector:It's great that your perseverance in preparing exhibits from caterpillars has borne such fruit.Now it's a small matter-to direct it (perseverance) to learning your native language.
Are these firefighters or all the representatives of CANTHARIDAE in the middle zone?
Goes well. Would be better though with headphones or good loudspeakers...
Guantanamo is curiously not only a butterfly hotspot, but also the birthplace of Leyanis Lopez and, later, of her song 'Como La Mariposa'. She has the sort of voice that prompts you to surrender immediately, and with no resistance. If there could be any, honestly? Leyanis Lopez, Como La Mariposa (Como La Mariposa, 1998)
Alexandr, thanks for the ID. The first photo of the species here.
I last corresponded with them in 2009. Here's the answer:gonorar@maik.ruDear author,You have applied to the Yandex. Checkout, where royalties are paid.The ticket office is located at: Moscow, ul. Trade Union house 90. We do not disclose any royalties, and you can only find out when you receive them.There is no statute of limitations for the payment of royalties in our sales register. Our sales ...
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Alexandr, thanks for the approval.
Jim des Rivières' 'Winged Tapestries: Moths at Large' travelling exhibition opens September 29th at the American Museum of Natural History, New York City, US, where it will last until September 29th 2013. Additional info is on the museum website http://www.amnh.org.
Researchers from the Florida Museum of Natural History documented 51 butterfly species at the Guantanamo bay US naval base, Cuba. The local wildlife surprisingly turned to be rather rich and abundant with different species. The naval base, which is spread over about 120 square kilometers in the southeast corner of Cuba, was leased to the US in 1903, and its territory is still not developed ...
Such a mysterious critter figured.
Sergey, thanks for the comment. Moved to H. fasciaria.
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Aplocera plagiata (Linnaeus, 1758).
There is nothing to confuse with. Another similar species, Synaphe diffidalis, can't be around your hood. So don't doubt, this is the species variability. You've got neat butterfly shots, nice to identify. :)
Hello everyoneThe fair is over, there are still photos and pleasant memories from meetings with old friends and acquaintances.Pasha and Ira, thank you so much for organizing this wonderful event! Pictures:IMG_8236.JPG — (3.51 mb) IMG_8238.JPG — (3.58 mb) IMG_8239.JPG — (3.61мб) IMG_8223.JPG — (3.53мб) IMG_8230.JPG — (3.58мб) IMG_8234.JPG — (3.8мб)
Another punk rock band, British also, chanting 'The Butterfly Song'. Splodgenessabounds, The Butterfly Song (Two Little Boys, 1980)
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Once upon a time Malcolm McLaren presented to Britain a punk rock band Sex Pistols, and himself either performed rather provocative for England as he was especially well-known for being pretty progressive and innovative as to the music or art in general. Same was his 'Madame Butterfly' song based on the homonymous opera, arranged in his way with drum machines and atmospheric synthesizers. Why ...
So what, guys, enough for moving to "identified successfully"?
Isn't Yegorus's report a clue
One more butterfly hunting season is nearly over and it gradually turnes into home sessions with sorting the stuff, repairing nets and studying identification guides. But also this is the perfect time for visiting museums where the season is open all year round: to gaze for hours at bugs, compare specimens, count insect legs — namely, to make yourself ready for the next season hard ...
Awesome sketch.
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Before today when you were uploading ZIP archives containing folders, not just set of files, the unzipping process could be erroneous so that you had to reupload photos in another archive or separately. Now it's fixed and the website can as well take in ZIP archives with files sorted into folders.
Philippine (supposedly) band Tambok and the Papilion song, kind of those that stick in your head once heard. Tak ma bok bok! Tambok, Papilion
Federal inspectors in Halifax, Canada, search 2—3 ships a week checking for signs of invasive Asian gipsy moth (Lymantria dispar). This supposedly can do serious damage to Maritime forests. The checking procedure may take place only at the Nova Scotia coast, hence those ships going to Saint John in Canadian province of New Brunswick, have to change their course. Canadian Food Inspection ...
Irish musical ensemble Celtic Woman and fiddler Máiréad Nesbitt performing “The Butterfly” (Celtic Woman, 2005). Celtic Woman, The Butterfly
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