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This type of thinworm is even absent from Anikin's review article. Sachkova and Zolotukhin on the diverse Volga-Urals (2000)!??
Danilovskaya balka (Volgograd region). Pale green spots - blitzkrieg American maple (20-25 years ago it was not there at all). Pictures:Danilovska_balka.jpg — (642.59к)
Stas, I received both refusals and photos of various types, sometimes even without requests. For example, from you in Canada!. I'd like to take a better picture now. then my technique was, to put it mildly, guano. and taking a picture of an extra 20-30 butterflies is not a problem. the main thing is that it will bring benefits.
I've already written to Rob de Voz. It's a pity that they only do it in Indonesia. Of course, there is not so little material from there as from Papua, but you need to do it all over the island. According to my group there are about 40 views
not all species of this genus are carriers of diseases. you need to look at the determinants for insects that have medical and veterinary significance. regional qualifiers and so on. databases
Guys, it's lucky that you start when there are all the conditions for this, first of all information!!! Good luck!
And what was this a few years ago on the coleopterological site ZIN (now the page does not work)? Branch of the Babochnik SchoolA branch of the Babochnik School + Russia's first butterfly farm, located in the most picturesque place of the Primorsky Territory-the Valley of Butterflies, inhabited by the most beautiful and rare species of butterflies in Russia (penelope, sephiza, lenten ...
I marvel at your requests for young people - in order to collect such material that you ask, I had to look through entomoliterature for several days and then collect / order articles for several years (including in ZINA). I don't mean the myths and legends of ancient Greece based on the names of butterflies, but more serious work with taxonomy and data analysis. And then give it to me... This was ...
Since hundredth already received a message with a request to return the photo of butterfly on site, restored Work photo gallery and display of pictures in the descriptions of butterflies. If one of the authors of his objection to the display of images on the site in its present form it, please report to the e-mail main # lepidoptera.ru.
Not for attribution? Interesting and creepy. and not for attribution, I will post photos as soon as I find something interesting on the web . don't blame me for not doing it right away, it's just that many items and photos have copyright holders.here's another subject I'll post, I initially thought that the plot is based on the struggle of a person with a World serpent, but maybe it's based on ...
and the second one, unfortunately, will not be released... By the way, why? As I understand it, it is in the form of a finished manuscript?
Dear colleagues.Looking for a partner for an entomological expedition to Sakhalin Island.The trip will take place in Periud from May 25 to August 25. (3 months). The workwill take place in the Central part of the island-2 months , the Southern part(MONERON Island) - 1 month. All organizational issues have already been resolved.It is possible to sponsor your travel expenses with a subsequent ...
And what a hawk moth 10.08. ???According to the photo, the controversial perelivnitsa is more similar to A. metis-it's a pity there is no undergrowth. But, it should be noted that the red form of ilia dominates in the south!Read the report better, everything is written there, this is Hyles euphorbiae.
Back in my freshman year, the now-deceased Nienburg snickered at me when I called Julius "Julius". This is Latin, not English.
I visited the local enotomomagazine "Nature et passion"this summer. The selection of insects is quite good, the catalog can be viewed here http://www.nature-et-passion.com/.Address: 2 rue Dupont de l'Eure (metro Gambetta). From the equipment they sell Czech sphinx, I bought it because the spoon was expensive for lunch, but in general it's a little expensive, although it's cheaper than deirol:pins ...
I got acquainted, but in truth I vaguely understood anything from it at all, namely regarding insects that are not quarantine, somehow all this is either very vague (for me at least), Can someone from the Ukrainian comrades who have personally encountered this issue say whether there may be problems when importing one copy of a large one in the form of a parcel, and whether there is a ban on the ...
Acronicta psi (Linnaeus, 1758) Moscow, JuneIt does not seem to be masked much, but it is quite difficult to see uvmdet on the trunk of a birch tree from afar.
Male of the lesser konofima. The picture was taken on August 21, Maly Talgar pass, 2800 m.This post was edited by Mylabris - 18.03.2010 18: 50 Pictures:conophyma__nanum3.jpg — (193.03к)
Donacia ?marginata. Volgograd region, Mikhailovsky district, Medveditsa River, July 25, 2009. Pictures:Donacia1.jpg — (143.87к)
Butterflies, beetles, and dragonflies declining in EuropePosted on March 16, 2010Habitat loss is having a serious impact on Europe's butterflies, beetles and dragonflies, the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) said today.Nine percent of butterflies, 11 percent of saproxylic beetles (beetles that depend on decaying wood) and 14 percent of dragonflies are threatened with ...
No. In Kaliningrad. And, by the way, thank you for your answer, you don't need any more help, everything is top-notch. = ) Even 20 testicles have already collected.This post was edited by Jarlaxle - 03/16/2010 19: 55
Rotting fruit is definitely not there, only sawdust can be raw or boards. It seems exactly drosophila, in the Internet photo it looks like the abdomen is striped from below, orange or light yellow in color, sometimes found on fruits.
Shibaev Sergey-please post at least something from your photos os-blestyanok!!!I think our audience will be INTNRESNO!If you have a collection of glitter wasps-look at them now in the afternoon! Under the rays of the spring sun reflected from the snow they play with incomparable colors! Fantastic colors - what a pity that there are not enough such beautiful and interesting insects in Russian ...
That's right, this group is really very close to the lepturinae. and the structure of the genitals confirms this.so there is no big crime in the interpretation of the Americans. Another thing is that they also "stick" all sorts of callysphiris and the like, and this is really not gut.
Grebennikov wrote a very interesting article about giant scolias in his book "My World".In July 2008, I myself caught a male of this species for the first time in our bot garden on the blooming Syrian cotton wool. This is still the most northwestern point of the species ' habitat in the Volga region.
What Chiginitren sensations are we talking about? It became interesting...Про першу знахідку Araschnia levana (Linnaeus, 1758) (Nymphalidae, Lepidoptera, Insecta) To Krimu.http://babochki-kryma.narod.ru/files/lib/S...hnia_levana.pdfЗнахідки нових для фауни Криму видів Nymphalidae та Lycaenidae ...
Yes, Tarentula is a synonym for Alopecosa. This is already in the determinant of spiders by Tyschenko (1971).
Yes, that's what I was waiting for him for. And now another pupa is on the way and the same fate awaits the butterfly! I also tried to bring out a wine hawk moth from the found pupa ,but for some reason it came out without legs((((I killed it a few hours later out of pity
Educational, educational and training components should be present (at least, so we would like) in any pedagogical process. I remember that I conducted an internship at school, as a student, with 7-graders. A sea of fantastic pleasant experiences. I still communicate with many people, because I care about their fate. Students often receive interns very well and remember them for a long time ...
can you tell anything about the Terix larvae? everything in the Moscow regionAll larvae of Tetrix tenuicornis
Dear Kharkovbutt,I will try to answer your questions.Kharkovbutt: As far as I understand, the species were divided according to biochemical characteristics. Morphological signs, apparently, only then tried to" pull by the ears " (IMHO, this is natural, because it is more convenient to check them). But it didn't work out very well. Please correct me if I'm wrong. Yes, it is true. The two taxa ...
Yes, that's fine.It's just a pity that there aren't enough sawyers.But "A fairly common type of barbel from the south..."- this is something from Eburiini, rather even the genus Eburia.Unfortunately, I can't tell you more precisely from the photo.
Thanks! I was somewhat surprised that someone had studied this process so thoroughly in troglobiont beetles. They are, as far as I know, extremely difficult to catch. And they come across very rarely entomologists. And to observe hatching, molting and pupation is aerobatics (in my amateur understanding)! Moreover (I will assume) that it was necessary to observe in natural conditions, at the ...
Oh, they're pretentious... I have a terrarium with heating, lighting and a kind of controlled humidity....As I understand it, you are being dissuaded from stickmen. In vain! simple types can be easily grown in a jar and fed, for example, apples, soon the greens will go.This is me to the fact that you have a terrarium with adjustable humidity! here you can also take a swing at leafs, although ...
Definitive table of species of the genus Porhydrus Guignot, 1945http://assazhnev.narod.ru/porhydrus.html