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BubikolRamios
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Posted on 16-06-2010 10:09
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Please share ideas how to fulfill/change this tree structure, categorizing photos of insects:


insects
1 adult
2 larva
2.1 http://en.wikiped...wiki/Larva
2.2 http://en.wikiped...wiki/Larva
2.3 ....
3. egg
4. damage (on plants, ...)
5. pupa


forinstance I dont know where to fit spider nest, spider sack nest, instars, galls, .....
and forinstance "attached", 1 cm ,glued to apple tree leave with bottom side, it moves if you touch it (id of that ?) ...
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The photo is a Lepidoptera larva (probably Coleophoridae) in its case, but I think what you need is a section called "miscellaneous" into which you can put everything that doesn't fit anywhere else (until someone identifies it for you!) Wink
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BubikolRamios
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Posted on 16-06-2010 21:13
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hmm, I was convinced that ewerything that is larva in terms of lepidoptera is catterpilar. And the thing on image surely is not catterpilar.

Othervise the tree structure is for known things, I mean I can tell soomething is catterpilar even before I knov its id. If I dont know I leave it empty. See:http://agrozoo.ne...&l2=en
first dropdown: animals/wild/bugs/...
In search mode you can anytime pick higher level too.
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