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Corrected data. Not identified → Glyphodes rubrocinctalis / Confidently identified / Vasiliy Feoktistov.
Corrected data. Not identified → Glyphodes rubrocinctalis / Confidently identified / Vasiliy Feoktistov.
Well no one knows it but flickr which can't be deemed as a proper source, of course. Seems there the species name was signed just randomly (
The recipe is simple. It is necessary to highlight several fluorescent lamps. Using energy-saving "SLR" cold, white light within a quantity of 3 pcs. from different points (in the corners of an equilateral triangle, of which the lamp and the object in the middle). Well, then I edit accordingly (Photoshop, ACDsee, etc.) :) Better, of course highlight the circle, but as long as I do not have in ...
Such taxonomic conclusion seems most proper. Let's leave the gender by Synev, till the next catalogue issue. :)
If you used the website search with the "Search" button instead of autosuggestion, the results could include subspecies names which would be sort of wrong with links to nowhere. Now that's fixed and subspecies names are as proper as species names and those links go to where they should actually go, or on pages of the parent species. However, I'd like to say again that the search autosuggestion ...
Corrected data. Not identified / Female → Glyphodes bivitralis / Confidently identified / Imago / Irina Nikulina.
In appearance - an ordinary neparnik (Lymantria dispar), but not the last age. In Thailand, this species is marked.
Corrected data. Not identified / Imago → Papilio memnon / Confidently identified / Female / Alex Dumchus.
There are no subspecies T. trouana, while Trogonoptera brookiana following: ssp. albescens Rothschild, 1895 ssp. mollumar D'Abrera, Doggett & Parker, 1976 ssp. trogon Snellen van Vollenhoven, 1860 ssp. noname, loc South Sumatra, Mt Dempo ssp. jikoi Kobayashi, 1986 ssp. akikoae Morita, 1994 ssp. mariae Neukirchen, 1993 ssp. toshikii Kobayashi, 1991 ssp. cardinaali Haugum & Low, 1982 ssp. ...
Basil, a good point! I really tried! Here even almost got =) This is one of the first straightened me butterflies. The first was a swallowtail, but here it is not - it and so much))) It is a pity that Titania eaten. I found it quite by accident doll.
I join in the congratulations. Female sex on our website virtually Red is rare, and therefore particularly valuable and should be protected.
Most of all - it is! Quite often L. populi in 2012. I met on the dry (artificial) between the primer dd. Chernev and Tomasheva Orel settlement going on Indigenous south bank of the river. Road tight enough frames aspen. Poplar lentochniki examined for some reason the road sections with protruding gravel!)