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10.09.2012 22:54, Peter Khramov: comment on photo #14431

Moved.

10.09.2012 17:55, Sergei Kotov: comment on photo #14321

Aplocera plagiata (Linnaeus, 1758).

10.09.2012 1:41, Alexandr Zhakov: comment on photo #14434

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. :)

09.09.2012 19:58, Iv Shin: comment on Sixth International Congress of the Forum - 4th International Entomological Fair

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)

09.09.2012 14:21, Lev Bely: comment on Butterflies and music: Splodgenessabounds, The Butterfly Song

Another punk rock band, British also, chanting 'The Butterfly Song'. Splodgenessabounds, The Butterfly Song (Two Little Boys, 1980)

08.09.2012 20:35, Peter Khramov: comment on photo #14435

Moved.

08.09.2012 16:47, Lev Bely: comment on Butterflies and music: Malcolm McLaren, Madame Butterfly

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 ...

08.09.2012 14:51, Peter Khramov: comment on photo #14432

So what, guys, enough for moving to "identified successfully"?

07.09.2012 13:55, svm2: comment on Entomological mystery

Isn't Yegorus's report a clue

06.09.2012 22:30, Lev Bely: comment on Forest Zoology, Hunting and Entomology Museum, Saint Petersburg

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 ...

06.09.2012 22:21, Lev Bely: comment on Butterflies and tattoos

Awesome sketch.

06.09.2012 14:17, Peter Khramov: comment on photo #14426

Moved.

06.09.2012 14:17, Peter Khramov: comment on photo #14428

Goes to.

03.09.2012 0:33, Peter Khramov: comment on Trouble with unzipping photo archives for the website: fixed

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.

02.09.2012 18:58, Stas Shinkarenko: comment on Male Saga pedo?! Without ovipositor

02.09.2012 16:10, Lev Bely: comment on Butterflies and music: Tambok, Papilion

Philippine (supposedly) band Tambok and the Papilion song, kind of those that stick in your head once heard. Tak ma bok bok! Tambok, Papilion

01.09.2012 22:31, Lev Bely: comment on Ships in Maritimes are being searched for invasive moth

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 ...

01.09.2012 14:53, Lev Bely: comment on Butterflies and music: Celtic Woman

Irish musical ensemble Celtic Woman and fiddler Máiréad Nesbitt performing “The Butterfly” (Celtic Woman, 2005). Celtic Woman, The Butterfly

01.09.2012 14:21, Peter Khramov: comment on photo #14395

Moved.

01.09.2012 10:12, Penzyak: comment on The Laboratory of Insect Taxonomy of the Zoological Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences requires a senior curator

...it seems that the receivers in St. Petersburg could not grow... something will happen next... sadly.

01.09.2012 1:22, Peter Khramov: comment on photo #14385

Clip would be imperfect without a reaching hand.

30.08.2012 18:54, Victor Gazanchidis: comment on Trip to Buryatia

3 Oeneis jutta (Hubner, [1806])This post was edited by vicgrr - 31.08.2012 11: 42 Pictures:O.jutta.JPG — (2.32мб)

30.08.2012 17:04, Olga Averyanova: comment on photo #14176

Woow, what's a photo! You've got it high-arty.

29.08.2012 21:52, Lev Bely: comment on “Butterfly Pavilion” is to open on Macau, China

Over 200,000 people visited “The Magic of Butterfly Reinvention at MGM” exhibition since its opening in May, The Macau Daily Times reports sourced from the gaming operator. There was presented a rarest gynandromorph swallowtail, the emergence rate of which is 1 in 6 million. Butterfly pavilion also provided excursions for many local communities and institutions including schools, ...

29.08.2012 21:43, Peter Khramov: comment on photo #5736

Moved.

29.08.2012 21:42, Peter Khramov: comment on photo #5737

Goes to.

29.08.2012 21:14, Lev Bely: comment on Deudorix isocrates endamages pomegranate crops in India

Cultivating pomegranate in India is a quite profitable business. In recent years this has been rapidly developing and being intensified with considerable irrigation entailed increase in pests. One of the most harmful is a gossamer-winged Deudorix isocrates that's also called “fruit borer”. This “borer” causes massive damage and pomegranate crop losses on Indian fruit farms. What's ...

29.08.2012 11:59, Peter Khramov: comment on Polyommatus eros

Data from Polyommatus kamtshadalis transferred to Polyommatus eros kamtshadalis.

28.08.2012 22:43, Peter Khramov: comment on Please clarify the situation with Polyommatus kamtschadalus/kamtshadalis

According to the works of B. V. Stradomsky and co-authors, P. eros kamtshadalis should be considered the" main " one at the moment. Wow. Well, they're like geography...

28.08.2012 22:36, Alexandr Zhakov: comment on photo #13555

Daring! :-)

28.08.2012 19:49, Peter Khramov: comment on Korscheltellus variabilis == Thitarodes variabilis?

People, are the two subject types synonymous or not? If not — then are there any synonyms for Korscheltellus variabilis?

28.08.2012 18:18, Peter Khramov: comment on photo #14245

Goes to.

28.08.2012 14:24, Victor Gazanchidis: comment on Cambodia. Photographing butterflies

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