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Does anyone have a thread assumptions which carry foty?
Moved to identified as well as the photo nearby.
I grieve immensely.Even as a child, when I was 7 years old, I came with my mother to my homeland in St. Petersburg and went to the Zoological Museum all the time. It seemed to me that the "mezzanines" were inhabited by Gods. And now one of them is gone. My condolences go out to all my colleagues and relatives.A. Tereshkin Pictures:Plate_5_Achaiusoides_episto.png — (2.04мб)
I join the question. About faunaeur.org I think I'll agree.The flaws in funet are caused by the fact that this old resource, as it seems to me, has not been updated for a long time, and the taxonomy has gone far ahead in development during this time. There are a great many foreign sites, but, let's just say, the resource officially legalized by the nomenclature commission for the Asian region is ...
Ok then, waiting from you a photo of electa.)
Catocala nupta.
Catocala nupta.
Moved.
Sure. Hurriedly put it to that. Moved to confusa.
After a week or two I will update the whole base of European species, leading to roughly the same form as on the fauna. And that really has nekuzyavo obtained with all these differences.
Although catalogue pages were not so slow as community ones, there anyway were some hitches, now fixed and pages thus got way faster.
Can it be ever identified by such shot? If not, there are clearer photos of the top of its wings, but no underside...
The main thing is for sure the small leg professionally posed by its model...
Today, in 1 hour, I caught 17 mourning birds near a thin branch of willow dripping with juice. The most interesting thing is that I poured the bait nearby (water+sugar+berries+yeast), and not a single butterfly was interested, but they flew up and flew up to the branch... Pictures:DSC04824_1.jpg — (1.73мб) DSC04831_1.jpg — (748.35к) DSC04833_1.jpg — (1.51мб) DSC04835.jpg — (626.33к)
Meh... Can't be like that.
Yep. The more, there are photos nearby identified the very C. croceus (even though it was different item and different island too, neighbor one). As for biotope, dunno, science fiction says that myrmidone prefers rocky hills...
There is a first go of comments to see at the "Community" page of the English version: http://lepidoptera.pro/community/.
Comments common pages got 3—10 times faster, depends on a subsection and a concrete one. Besides, before there could be error page shown instead of a required one with comments. Now it's fixed.
Denis, thank you for the tip-off. Indeed, for many families there is information...
Dima, don't get into an argument. Do you train for a lawyer (or even for entomogol?)? Plevako from you not poluchitstsa... You what? Do you also buy zhukof from Yakovlev?I didn't have any questions for you.
Moved to C. croceus (looking at http://lepidoptera.pro/gallery/9911/).
Moved to C. croceus (looking at http://lepidoptera.pro/gallery/9911/).
Goes to C. croceus.
Moved this and photos nearby to "identified successfully".
Yeah, can be.
Thanks. Not sure if I should leave it there, but whatever...
Thanks for approving, moved to "identified successfully".
Right, I've just screwed it up...
Seems to be Melitaea didyma, but can just be similar to. I'll check it out.
Thanks, moving to identified.
Danke, goes to P. stolida.
Now while uploading a whole archive, in case there is the same shot/caught location or date for all photos included, you may note this information once in the file uploader form, so it will be applied to all those shots.
Moved to the new species.
Moved to P. edusa.
Moved to P. edusa.
Ok, goes from P. regalis to H. costalis.
Deal, let's consider question solved.
As for Turkey and its "residents": http://lepidoptera.pro/catalog/?tax[]=6963&oc=or&om=or&oz=or&ocou=or&country[]=1012&size=s&perpage=50&order=lat, that means every beast can be there. Goes to Pieris brassicae, without gender.
Goes to A. rumicis.
Moved to A. rumicis.
Goes to M. alternata.
While admin was on vacation, he shot such too )
Moved from undetermined to A. odorata.
Moved to "uncertain".
On hold again.
Basil, thanks for the correction. Your comment has transferred to the photo page, because it relates specifically to a particular image, but not to the form itself.
Ok then, will add that in a to-do list...
Alexander, the exact location is unknown, but it is still North America ...
You probably don't need an entomological examination, but an entomological examination by a specialist from Rospotrebnadzor or the Center for Hygiene and Epidemiology...Such a survey provides information not only on the type of synanthropic insect or tick, but also on the room and m. b. control measures...
Hm, looks rather dark for that. But ok, let it be promissa. I just caught lots of sponsa this year, so. Maybe, see it in others then. Sorry.
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