Wanna see something neat?
So, Rachel's big end-of-year science project was collecting 50 pictures of insects and identifying them (name, class, genus, etc.), which sure beats the hell out of catching the damned things and pinning them to corkboard, which is what I remember doing - all hail the digital camera, am I right?
Anyway, she needed some help identifying some of them, and it turns out, there's a website for that (lol), where you can submit pictures and have a real specialist help with identification. And if it's a good enough picture, they'll use it on their website for future reference.
So, here's Rachel's submission, the cutest little moth in the world:
http://www.butterfliesandmoths.org/sighting_details/963611
Eternal fame and glory, so much easier than the Tri-Wizard Competition. *BG*
Anyway, she needed some help identifying some of them, and it turns out, there's a website for that (lol), where you can submit pictures and have a real specialist help with identification. And if it's a good enough picture, they'll use it on their website for future reference.
So, here's Rachel's submission, the cutest little moth in the world:
http://www.butterfliesandmoths.org/sighting_details/963611
Eternal fame and glory, so much easier than the Tri-Wizard Competition. *BG*