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C. crocea
P. argus, male
C. tullia
Could "feel out the situation," but did not postpone (the plant is not, or rather, something to him was not so).
Th. sylvestris, male
Igor, on what plant it sits?
This species is identified correctly.
This species is identified correctly.
In connection with this photo I have a suggestion / request: to make the category of "staging a photo." It is obvious statement, but in some cases it is not clear, and could create a false impression about the behavior of certain species in nature.IMHO good if production is fairly stipulate the author (as opposed to "a photo in nature", which should be "natural" behavior of the species). If ...
Plebejus sp.
_semi_argus :)
... or P. icarus .
Th. lineola
He thought of thoas , because this instance spots in a sling on the front wing rounded (not pointed toward the outer edge, as in cresphontes -like). In addition, the band is on the rear wing is very wide. Generally thoas very volatile, but here is a question of subspecies autocles (see., Eg, http://www.butterfliesofamerica.com/L/t/Heraclides_thoas_autocles_a.htm) .Of course, if you define ...
This hour is not thoas ? :)
You understand allusions? Please note: a hint. (c) :) Kind of nice to add (and what is the "right" structure of childbirth - be left to the curators shmuratorov ...). :)
The authors describe the rumiko belong to the "problem of Papilio vs Heraclides " just without excessive fanaticism, specifically by making relevant comments in the article. They write that the for the Neotropics in their opinion it is more convenient to split Papilio , and result in arguments. At the same time many other works are all united in the Papilio .In the end, race, unlike the ...
This Heraclides rumiko Shiraiwa & Grishin, 2014 (or, if you will, Papilio rumiko (Shiraiwa & Grishin, 2014)). See. ZooKeys 468: 85-135 (2014).
IMHO polyxenes
This species is identified correctly.
This species is identified correctly.
trivia
female
moved to inaccurate lineola
Because it may, sylvestris. I can not answer.
Our "reali" Now juvernica.
?lineola
lineola
lineola
..ili yuvernika. There accurate determination and so will not. :)
amanda
jurtina
Cacyreus marshalli
argus
diamina
Similar to Aurelius, yes. But without cooking here anywhere.
athalia
phoebe
C. glycerion
C. floccifera, male
Two guys escorted her home ... :)
IMHO most diamine. Just do not Phoebe.
Vladimir rights. Meadowsweet - hence, Ino.
Here you can see a little bit worse, but, like, too Britomartis.
Now you can see. And it's true - Britomartis ... :)
Pay attention to the shape it is necessary to process the valve. The images of the genitals increase acceptable, but a bad angle: side view of the need, not the bottom. It is not clear.
IMHO most Atalia. But this kind of divination; valvae have to see. This can be done with a magnifying glass on a live butterfly or a soft, lightly squeezing her abdomen seemed to process the valve.
About Britomartis I have my doubts whatever the place of capture. It should be a male and a cook. And in the order of delirium: can, this is such an early aberrant diamine? :)
I would put at Aglaya. It seems, on the rear fenders to see the underside corresponding pattern.
And whether there is in Thailand this kind? Not sure ... Now there is no literature on hand ... But certainly there is a lot similar species, it is necessary to understand.
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