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Zoran, when you post on other sites, some are pictures of butterflies, it is desirable to indicate who defined them. http://www.lepiforum.de/1_forum.pl?page=1;md=read;id=79426 You had to lay out your definition of Cydia pomonella, then you would have had no problem. Now, in the case of placing your photo on the site lepiforum.de, the author of the definition would mean you, but it does not have ...
Igor usually indicate the author of determination on the site of the first to point out the correct name in any form as: Can this kind of Aaaaaaa AAAA, this butterfly reminds me Ppppp pppp. If a person comes and says this is exactly Aaaaaaa AAAA, it is still the author of the first definition.You have specified the old name for this species, now called differently, but that has not changed is ...
Yuri thank you for clarifying the situation. Now just need to decide to make an adjustment in the blue or not. I am personally against it.and on the page of the form, it is necessary to point out that this kind of Now has a different name in the window "Synonyms and combinations of the generic" and the search engine will then issue the vyd, and will be a new directory under him all Peter remake :)
That is not my message, I usually dogonku announce it I was. :) And with the work Kirpichnikova would be interesting to learn, for general knowledge.
Ira, thank you for the clarification, I think you do not mind, if the definition of authorship Igor leave for?
Andrey, this might be Phiaris palustrana, you've got another pic of this species from there, just the specimen is brighter. I'll check now a bit more and move. Also Phiaris palustrana is to be sorted out, there are photos of three species :)
Corrected data. Not identified → Agonopterix propinquella / Tentatively identified / Irina Nikulina.
Corrected data. Not identified → Agonopterix propinquella / Tentatively identified / Irina Nikulina.
Irina, this moth is mentioned (pic) in the Key to the insects of the Far East of the USSR (vol. 5. p. 2. page 427, ill. 247(1). If it's there but no species name should check the original source, I spotted this by accident checking Latin names which you found. Got confused with the description year Stericta flavopuncta Inoue & Sasaki, 1995, what was before? So far relying on Synev as for Far East.
Andrey, got serious doubts on this ID, did Vlad see these pics? What's his thought? The specimen also has red head, this one is not Celypha rurestrana,
Andrey, got serious doubts on this ID, did Vlad see these pics? What's his thought? The specimen also has red head, this is not Celypha rurestrana but rather dark Celypha flavipalpana or Celypha cespitana