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Posted by Brian Ahern on 13:58:17 11/26/05
In Reply to: Re: Clay-colored Sparrow at Castellow Hammock posted by Vince
Hi Vince,
True the Snail isn't an insect, will change it to invertebrates then (once I have more photos that album will be spilt up to several different ones). Thanks for the moth ID. If you click on the individual photos, under the name it gives location and date, but it does not give this info on the thumbnail gallery only the name. I'm kind of limited to the setup of webshots.com since I have yet to learn how to make a website on my own.
Thanks,
Brian
: Nice additions to your photos on your website as usual. A couple of things though. . . . just curious, why do you put the Liguus Tree Snail (Liguus fasciatus) under your "Insects" album when in fact it is shelled mollusk? Your "unidentified" moth is the fairly common diurnal geometrid Melanchroia cephise or, if you prefer, the made-up English name "White-tipped Black". Lastly, you might consider adding locality data as well as date when photos were taken to your various album photos because then it would help visiting naturalists/enthusiasts/interested parties to know where they, too, might see these critters or plants. Just a suggestion. . . .
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