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Judging by the ainat, the genus of this species has been changed and now it is Heorta gnoma https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/1492220-Heorta-gnoma P.S. in the admin panel is just a photo;)
It's probably Cimbicidae
https://www.biolib.cz/en/taxon/id70703/
Nomiapsis (Nomia) femoralis = Pseudapis femoralis It is a kind of synonymy like that. I can't confirm it with articles yet...
Good photo, but please, don't use logo.
Wow! They have identified it after all! =)
Camponotus saxatilis. Photo identification-Viktor Kozhayev
Carebara diversa or Pheidole sp. Identification by Victor Kozhaev.
For some reason, this photo is on the weevil page: http://insecta.pro/ru/taxonomy/854129 I need to fix it.
Irek! You can use double @ to make hyperlink of the species name: Rhagoletis cerasi
It's one of the species: or/or )))
Lasius brunneus/alienus. Identification by Victor Kozhaev.
Lasius cf. alienus. Identification by Victor Kozhaev.
Camponotus vagus/saxatilis. Identification by Victor Kozhaev.
Camponotus cruentatus, id - Victor Khojaev (Виктор Кожаев)
Camponotus cruentatus, id - Victor Khojaev (Виктор Кожаев)
Can somebody to confirm that this is not one of Anadrymadusa retowskii?
Cucullia pustulata?
Most likely Cupido argiades. But you can't say for sure without the undergarments...
I will ask in our agararny, but it is written that Ukraine is the same... Too far from us )))
The margins are too wide. Please frame it more tightly. After all, the butterfly is already spread out, and the background is not interesting, because it is white :)
Similar to Euthrix potatoria
Vasily, I recommend that you still fight with the shadow - make it softer or even zero shade. Somewhere I posted experiments with a paper cylinder here, it turns out to be softer with it.
Coranus subapterus (De Geer, 1773), inaccurate, photo definition - Vladislav Kozminykh
Coranus subapterus (De Geer, 1773), inaccurate, photo definition - Vladislav Kozminykh
Serviformica rufibarbis
Yuri! Great photo! = ) Straight "life line" turns out :)
Wow... something's wrong with the date...
Added a link to the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-z2UZpwuizE
Two identical photos on the view page.
What a cute "moth"=)
Funny ants =) didn't get a divorce?.. )
Geography went to the islands near Africa =)
Peter, apparently, it is very difficult to understand the method of photo substitution without having instructions for the site =)
cute baby =)
Fixed the format "first name-last name", as everywhere on our site.
Please, fill place of catching =) Thank you!
Where did part of the name of the discoverer go?
interesting coloration =)
In the English version, only the caption... Sahyadri Range, Maharashtra, India
There are also synonyms and other errors when filling out the types database. By the way, the search in the row on the top right is able to search by incomplete generic and specific names, i.e. in your case, you could search for example "Hamadr" and/or "February"=)
Here it looks like someone is joking with a dot or something is mixed up...
Sergey, apparently, needs to be cropped more tightly. After all, we are looking at an insect, not a fern =)
Zygaena lonicerae?
Acrida ungarica?
And that's how I write my nickname, if it's not decoded. My conscience is clear, I wrote who defined it)
I linked it to the wrong point... trouble =) Please untie=)
wow, what a bright long-whiskered moth! =)
Yes, I've already looked it too =) I'll post it soon.
And not spread one can be defined?.. I photographed it at night today. It's bigger than it looks in these photos:).
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