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Friday, July 30, 2010
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
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Ophrys lutea
Scientific name: Ophrys lutea (Gouan) Cavanilles, Icon. Descr. 2: 46 (1793)
Vulgar Name: yellow orchid, yellow bee.
Division:
Magnoliophyta CLASS: Liliopsida
ORDER:
Asparagales Familia: Orchidaceae
Author of Photography: César Lopez and Nacho Hair
Held Maguilla Majada of
Date: April 25, 2010 (II Testing Sierra de Las Villas)
Details of the Species: plant 10-30 cm. high. It grows in well-lit, grassland clearings of acebuchares, oaks, pines, carob trees, olive groves and scrub uneducated. Often forms large populations. Most often emerges in Cambisols calcium, regosols limestone and calcium Phaeozems rendzinas. Prefer a certain level of soil moisture, but not thriving in marshy places, is common in marl, marly and clay. It blooms from March to May.
Thanks: Thank Nacho Hair Cesar Lopez and identification of species and basic information about the species provided. Digital Bibliography
consulted:
http://www.juntadeandalucia.es/medioambiente/web/Bloques_Tematicos/Patrimonio_Natural._Uso_Y_Gestion/Espacios_Protegidos/publicaciones_renpa/orquideas_grazalema/11_descripcion8.pdf
http://www.iecat. net / institutions / Societäts / ichistorianatural / bages / Broll / Imatges% 20grans/crajadell.htm
Vulgar Name: yellow orchid, yellow bee.
Division:
Magnoliophyta CLASS: Liliopsida
ORDER:
Asparagales Familia: Orchidaceae
Author of Photography: César Lopez and Nacho Hair
Held Maguilla Majada of
Date: April 25, 2010 (II Testing Sierra de Las Villas)
Details of the Species: plant 10-30 cm. high. It grows in well-lit, grassland clearings of acebuchares, oaks, pines, carob trees, olive groves and scrub uneducated. Often forms large populations. Most often emerges in Cambisols calcium, regosols limestone and calcium Phaeozems rendzinas. Prefer a certain level of soil moisture, but not thriving in marshy places, is common in marl, marly and clay. It blooms from March to May.
Thanks: Thank Nacho Hair Cesar Lopez and identification of species and basic information about the species provided. Digital Bibliography
consulted:
http://www.juntadeandalucia.es/medioambiente/web/Bloques_Tematicos/Patrimonio_Natural._Uso_Y_Gestion/Espacios_Protegidos/publicaciones_renpa/orquideas_grazalema/11_descripcion8.pdf
http://www.iecat. net / institutions / Societäts / ichistorianatural / bages / Broll / Imatges% 20grans/crajadell.htm
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Kates Playground 2009 Shower
Erinus alpinus L., Sp. Pl.: 630 (1753)
Scientific name: Erinus alpinus L., Sp Pl: 630 (1753). Species described by Linnaeus in his Species Plantarum, published in 1753
Vulgar Name: Siempreniña, Erin, erinus
Division: Magnoliophyta
CLASS: Magnoliopsida
ORDER:
Scrophulariales
Family: Scrophulariaceae
Author of Photography: Toni Pérez Fernández
Held Aguascebas of Gilcobo
Date: June 12, 2010
Determined by: Álvaro Izuzquiza (in Virtual Herbarium: http://www.biodiversidadvirtual.org/herbarium).
Details Species: Plant Western circunmediterranean distribution from the W of Austria to the northwest of Africa. Inhabits rocky ledges and crevices preferably made of limestone, rising to an altitude of 2700 m
Thanks: Álvaro Izuzquiza thank the identification of species and basic information about the species provided.
Basic Bibliography:
CEBALLOS, A. (1986) Illustrated dictionary of vernacular names of plants in Spain. ICONA. Madrid.
FERNÁNDEZ CASAS, J. & A. CEBALLOS (1982) Wild plants of the Iberian Peninsula. Rupicola. Madrid.
Girard, X. (2008) Erinus L. In: Castroviejo, S. & Al. (Eds.) Flora Iberica XIII. Madrid.
MORALES, R. (1992) Iberian flora Files IV: common names, ICSIC Madrid.
MORALES, R., MJ MACIAS, E. DORDA & A. Villaraco GARCÍA (1996) VII Iberian flora Files: common names, II. CSIC Madrid.
Vulgar Name: Siempreniña, Erin, erinus
Division: Magnoliophyta
CLASS: Magnoliopsida
ORDER:
Scrophulariales
Family: Scrophulariaceae
Author of Photography: Toni Pérez Fernández
Held Aguascebas of Gilcobo
Date: June 12, 2010
Determined by: Álvaro Izuzquiza (in Virtual Herbarium: http://www.biodiversidadvirtual.org/herbarium).
Details Species: Plant Western circunmediterranean distribution from the W of Austria to the northwest of Africa. Inhabits rocky ledges and crevices preferably made of limestone, rising to an altitude of 2700 m
Thanks: Álvaro Izuzquiza thank the identification of species and basic information about the species provided.
Basic Bibliography:
CEBALLOS, A. (1986) Illustrated dictionary of vernacular names of plants in Spain. ICONA. Madrid.
FERNÁNDEZ CASAS, J. & A. CEBALLOS (1982) Wild plants of the Iberian Peninsula. Rupicola. Madrid.
Girard, X. (2008) Erinus L. In: Castroviejo, S. & Al. (Eds.) Flora Iberica XIII. Madrid.
MORALES, R. (1992) Iberian flora Files IV: common names, ICSIC Madrid.
MORALES, R., MJ MACIAS, E. DORDA & A. Villaraco GARCÍA (1996) VII Iberian flora Files: common names, II. CSIC Madrid.
Monday, July 12, 2010
If I Have Lumbago Can I Get On Ssi
Polyommatus icarus (Rottemburg, 1775)
Scientific name: Polyommatus icarus (Rottemburg, 1775)
Common name: Icarus
Colon
Class: Insecta
ORDER:
Lepidoptera Family: Lycaenidae
Author of Photography: Hair Nacho Cano
Held Spot
La Osera
Date: July 5, 2009 (I Testing Sierra de Las Villas)
Determined by: José Manuel Sesma (In Insectarium Virtual: http://www.biodiversidadvirtual.org/insectarium/)
Datos de la Especie: (extraída del manual de la UAH citado en bibliografía). Este lepidóptero perteneciente a la familia de los licaénidos, está presente en toda la Península Ibérica. Se distribuye por toda Europa, Turquía e islas mediterráneas y no en África. Suele ser localizada en cualquier lugar, aunque preferiblemente en pastizales abiertos y con flores. Las larvas se alimentan de hojas y flores de algunas especies de Papilionáceas, principalmente de los géneros Trifolium , Medicago , Lotus , Genista .
Los machos adultos presentan un comportamiento muy territorial, y salen al paso de otras mariposas que se les acerquen, to expel. Also the male is often seen sucking on clay and other damp surfaces, which provide them with certain minerals.
Thanks: Thank Hair Nacho identifying the species and the basic data of the kind provided, as well as the transfer of the picture. Just as Jose Manuel Sesma determination.
Basic Bibliography:
Tolman, T. and Lewington, R., 2002. "Guide to the Butterflies of Spain and Europe." Lynx Ed ISBN: 8487334369. ISBN-13: 9788487334368. Bibliography
digital
http://mariposas-asturias.freetzi.com/familia/licenido/icarus.html
http://www.uah.es/universidad/ecocampus/documentos/3_Mariposas.pdf
Common name: Icarus
Colon
Class: Insecta
ORDER:
Lepidoptera Family: Lycaenidae
Author of Photography: Hair Nacho Cano
Held Spot
La Osera
Date: July 5, 2009 (I Testing Sierra de Las Villas)
Determined by: José Manuel Sesma (In Insectarium Virtual: http://www.biodiversidadvirtual.org/insectarium/)
Datos de la Especie: (extraída del manual de la UAH citado en bibliografía). Este lepidóptero perteneciente a la familia de los licaénidos, está presente en toda la Península Ibérica. Se distribuye por toda Europa, Turquía e islas mediterráneas y no en África. Suele ser localizada en cualquier lugar, aunque preferiblemente en pastizales abiertos y con flores. Las larvas se alimentan de hojas y flores de algunas especies de Papilionáceas, principalmente de los géneros Trifolium , Medicago , Lotus , Genista .
Los machos adultos presentan un comportamiento muy territorial, y salen al paso de otras mariposas que se les acerquen, to expel. Also the male is often seen sucking on clay and other damp surfaces, which provide them with certain minerals.
Thanks: Thank Hair Nacho identifying the species and the basic data of the kind provided, as well as the transfer of the picture. Just as Jose Manuel Sesma determination.
Basic Bibliography:
Tolman, T. and Lewington, R., 2002. "Guide to the Butterflies of Spain and Europe." Lynx Ed ISBN: 8487334369. ISBN-13: 9788487334368. Bibliography
digital
http://mariposas-asturias.freetzi.com/familia/licenido/icarus.html
http://www.uah.es/universidad/ecocampus/documentos/3_Mariposas.pdf
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