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This is Maniola jurtina. Seems its male.
Yeah, right: that's Phlaeas. Outta be moved.
Or Maniola jurtina (always confuse these), anyway not Coenonympha at all.
Seems to be. The angle is not handy though.
The shot date should be changed to 2009/08/23. I've got on my personal page this very caterpillar "extended".
By the way, if anybody has its common form? It'd be cool to get 'em here.
That's the sole Charaxinae I've got. However, before I was gifted lots of such souvenir stuff.
Dmitry, no matter, I added that. I promised to, whatsoever. That's good you reminded me cause I already forgot that.
Specially as it's needed I poked out that souvenir thing this butterfly was put into with underside. Today I'll throw it in :)
And, by the way, to "identified successfully: http://www.boldsystems.org/views/taxbrowser.php?taxid=318572.
The underside uploaded. It's labelled with the shot date which should be marked there too. I'll add genus now and apply the species therein.
Will be a little bit later on, I'll add it today to my personal page. Just as I've got it right ready to hand.
Agree, it's better to define it as neumanni. I'll add a species now.
Yeah, that's a bad deal with all these Eligma, I found just two species looked nearly twins. So that's why it's in "uncertain". Wash-out... Even though these are big and bright-colored moths, there is minimum information about...
Ugh, thanks. I suspected that too, but its darkness confused me either I couldn't find an underside photo.
The underside of a butterfly on #11616 photo.
Might be moved to "identified successfully", I think? I relied on this when identifying: http://www.drlegrain.be/0nyungwe/jour/Pierinae/Pierinae.html#mylothris.
The underside of the #11598 moth.
The underside of a butterfly on #11600 shot.
The underside of a #11602 butterfly.
May be moved.
The underside of a male on #11565 shot.
Dmitry, thanks for identifying! Just as I'm ready to share three items of this species (this is a sole butterfly which came not single). But I'm interested in trading not selling. Let's deal it by e-mail, if needed.
You did it right: this is the underside of a butterfly on #11574 photo.
Hapigia annulata, Schaus, 1905?
"Hey, I know the fella!" cause that's me who identified it :)
This species is identified correctly.
Petr, please, correct its type, this is not alive one :) Seems some bug.
I'll add that later on. Have no time to reshoot it. Any doubts?
I'm now doing the free Avast, this might stumble somehow (I'm about to change that soon to the favorite and reputable Dr. Web).
Andrey, that's even weird. Mine had such a big reaction. Heuristics blocked that completely. The file attached seems to be clear though. Weird.
Andrey, your mails are being blocked by my antivirus (can't get it thus): you'd better scan your system for some "evils".
Won't insist (I might have been wrong): what do people suggest?
Male.
Male.
Male.
Male.
Male.
Male.
Male too.
Man.
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.
If it's actually Calliteara pudibunda??? Unhappily, I know only "red-tailed" caterpillars, so that's why I wonder.
This species is identified correctly.
This species is identified correctly.
Oospila atopochlora, Prout, 1933, not sure. The species should be taken out of the database and put to "uncertan".
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