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Ormetica sypilus.
One more version of the reasons of this noise is that, maybe, the sharpness was increased generally, all over the shot, and after that some noise was removed or just dark background was blurred. And the object was still outlined roughly and thin antennas got this noise around. I had such blunders, thanks God, so long time ago ;) Anyway, Evgeny, you know, Petr keeps talking that this website is ...
I think, he means large size :) This is evident author's blunder, cause the sharpness was obviously increased rather roughly, the object was not outlined precisely, and some adjacent areas, colored way darker, were sharpened also. So that's the source of this "noise". It couldn't be like this considering Petr's general retouching. He definitely shouldn't do detailed retouching and remove noises ...
I can guess, Igor is the author? If so, then let it be, even as picture, but... I'd prefer photos only.
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Peter! Since "climbed" on the territory of most biologists - are suffering;) Systematics, alas, does not stand still. The truth is that the desire to make something of their own is no more than a worthless imaginations. And voobshe, all supra taxonomy is very subjective.
And I'll put a drop. Specify a stern age-related, resulting in only the Russian name - is not at all good! What insects that plants - Russian names are often nothing to say, but only confused churning.
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Petr! Move as Dmitry identified!
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Vitaly, agree, but sooner Crambidae :) :)
Erebia ligea, Linnaeus, 1758.
Approve!
That's why I put it as questionable, but only this suits from Guyana ones. Probably, dark spots just vary in size, didn't notice other serious differences except some reduction of pattern.
Yuri! Zephyr oak, it is common for Russian Neozephyrus quercus, and not for the Far East. Russian name - it is a separate "song", but you should at least try to ensure that one Russian could not belong to two or even more species and even of different genera!
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? Lophocampa sobrina (Stretch, 1872).
Limacodidae, Sibine sp. Can be also stimulea, Clemens, 1860, there are many but no photos found!
Trichromia androconiata, Rothschild, 1909.
Trichromia androconiata, Rothschild, 1909.
Epimolis incarnata female (Hampson, 1901).
Idalus vitrea (Cramer, 1780).
View transferred from generation to generation Lamellocossus Acossus.
View transferred from generation to generation Catopta Paracossulus.
That's right! Botanists have made a big if name / surname, and entomology capitalized species do not write!
Miresa clarissa (Stoll, 1790).
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This species is identified correctly.
Limacodidae, Sibine ?stimulea Clemens 1860 or close species.
Oxydia sp. (Geometridae, Ennominae).
Oxydia sp. (Geometridae, Ennominae). Dmitry's "not sure" was not vain ;)
Oxydia sp. (Geometridae, Ennominae).
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This species is identified correctly.
The species is added to the database/approved.
This species is identified correctly.
Right. Siga liris (Cramer 1775), Crambidae. http://www.boldsystems.org/views/taxbrowser.php?taxid=349881.
We transfer the matter to the official theme!
Well, not only e.ch. - I caught them in the Altai!
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The species is added to the database/approved.
The error in the title race. That's right - Antheraea! You can check the Catalog or Sineva http://www.nhm.ac.uk/jdsml/research-curation/research/projects/butmoth/SearchCatalogueTS.dsml. Online "walking" and the option Antherea, but wrong.
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A realized - is also on Callophrys butlerovi Migranov, 1992.
Peter! What he and geography? What the hell, the European part of the USSR !!!
Fixed!
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This species is identified correctly.
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