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Moved to "identified successfully".
Moved to identified along with a photo nearby.
In personal communication Alexei matt (ZIN), the species is distributed throughout the Caucasus in the subalpine and alpine zones.
Ok, species added, photo moved.
There could be some incorrect showing up of bigger previews in the Catalogue during the past fortnight. Now it's fixed and works good.
Moved to uncertain too.
Moved to monacha, uncertain.
This species is identified correctly.
This species is identified correctly.
This species is identified correctly.
This species is identified correctly.
This species is identified correctly.
This species is identified correctly.
This species is identified correctly.
Probably, the next-to-last brood.
I can catch you, if you still need themat my dacha there was a sea of them, right now I don't know the wheat was mowed, well, I'll catch it anyway,but what kind of experiments if it's not a secret?
Valery, a source select ...
Guys, once more: if you notice any bug or whatever wrong with a website, please, help with letting me know by e-mail or at the "Community" page. Cause unhappily, I can't catch and fix them all in due time, and till I catch 'em it won't be killed.
Goes to Thymelicus sylvestris.
Thanks, moved.
Moved. Long time ago I saw you there, Evgeny )
Moved.
Madame.
Come on, how come. Urticae as urticae...
Also this http://lepidoptera.pro/gallery/5684/?
Terrier.
I have interest in the kinds subgenus Archiplectes. In exchange for a very good species from all over Europe!(I have an interest in the species subgenus Archiplectes. In exchange for a very good view from all over Europe! )This post was edited by chaetocarabus - 12.07.2011 13: 33
Since now all online users will get "online" status marks what's seen at the "Authors" page. So, you may always get to know if someone you need is online at the moment. Later users will be marked like this everywhere, in comments, photos, etc, not only on the "Authors" page as now. P.S. The "online" status mark is kept for no more than 5 minutes since last user's activity who logged in with his ...
In the last few days there could happen some troubles with search auto expands. Till it's announced further, please, don't rely on that and trying to find something finish properly your search pressing the "Search" button. The image uploader auto expands work good though.
Moved from undetermined to H. gallii.
Moved from undetermined to C. rhododactyla.
Would you give a source? E. g. www.eurofauna.com considers this as a main...
Dmitry, the underside: http://lepidoptera.pro/gallery/9603/.
Added as Euphydryas davidi. Moved to Euphydryas sibirica species, E. s. davidi subspecies.
Added as Euphydryas davidi. Moved to Euphydryas sibirica species, E. s. davidi subspecies.
what were they like in the summer???Apparently completely green, with brown paws
The late Grebennikov (the last years of his life - N-sk) was a "fan" of this business - "micro-zapovedniks". M. B., you-there (well, in a "good" sense, of course; that is, to the heirs of his "business")?
Today, occasionally the website could be unstable or even unavailable due to it was being moved one more time. That's finally done, and now it should work ace. Still, if you notice some bugs or whatever, please, comment here or e-mail me. Also, especially to regulars, what about the website speed, is it higher than two days ago, lower or, no any big difference as it seems? P.S. The image ...
The website is being moved to a new host, and all that.
I knew that, I did!
Yes, the second Aspidiphorus lareyniei Jacquelin du Val, 1859, well, and its own species in the Far East and in the Talysh. A. orbiculatus is on average smaller, usually brown or black-brown, on the head up from the eye there is a straight line that A. lareyniei does not have. It is slightly larger and always pure black. Well, Dacne bipustulata is not an indicator, they can develop on a variety ...
On the last trip, I spent my last 2 thousand re. Soon to go again-the question of WHAT??? Ow!?? Where are you Russian philanthropists ?... A philanthropist (from Greek φιλέω, "to love" and Greek ἄνθρωπος, "person") is a person who is engaged in charity to help those in need. The oldest form of charity is charity and assistance to the poor, mainly in churches and monasteries.Penzyak ...
This was female, cause after it there was a mass of eggs on the camomile stem and leaf. We put it to a flowerpot where along with hibiscus there were somehow wild strawberries also. Who knows, maybe there can be the next generation? Give me a clue, is it possible? I'm absolutely ignorant and shallow in raising butterflies...
Exactly. Once again, that the formal signs are put on the principle of "if specified, then there is, but if not specified - not the fact that there is." Now to finish the description, which is more infa, not just in formal attributes. But the story is not for all time being ...
Moderators seem to be taking a nap. Activated species and added photo.
Good, first photo of this species on the website.
Moved to M. castrensis.
Ok, moved.
Goes to P. rapae.
I ask a logical question and the Entomological review before being included in the list of the Higher Attestation Commission was Vak? And the Pet Magazine? Unfortunately, you can't make sure anywhere. The list of the Higher Attestation Commission is at the mercy of the Soviets; some do not know that journals with the WOS index are VAKOV journals (St. Petersburg State University, for example). Let ...
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