Zlatan Celebic

Agronomist, aid worker, in love with African wildlife and African bird-life in particular .

Ferney Voltaire, France

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Dentatus Blister Beetle commented on by Zlatan Celebic Kunene Region, Namibia3 years ago

Man thanks to both Ornithoptera80 and Saturniidae27; your help is really appreciated.

Northern Dune Tiger Beetle commented on by Zlatan Celebic La Trinité-sur-Mer, Bretagne, France3 years ago

Thanks Ornithoptera80

Green Huntsman Spider commented on by Zlatan Celebic Farges, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France3 years ago

Thanks again, Ornithoptera80

Turnip Moth commented on by Zlatan Celebic Farges, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France3 years ago

Wow! That was really fast! and accurate, as always - many thanks Ornithoptera80.

Leafy Brain commented on by Zlatan Celebic Divonne-les-Bains, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France3 years ago

Gotcha!

Gall wasp commented on by Zlatan Celebic Bernex, Genève, Switzerland3 years ago

Gotcha - and thanks AngelSeven for pointing the direction.

Blackening Brittlegill commented on by Zlatan Celebic Prévessin-Moëns, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France3 years ago

Always glad to find IDs, in particular to some old spotting that rot in my "noy-yet-IDed" folder...

Amanita sp. commented on by Zlatan Celebic Meyrin, Genève, Switzerland3 years ago

Finally decided on ID...

Pfeiffer's Amber Snail commented on by Zlatan Celebic Druillat, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France3 years ago

Took me long time, but finaly got it.

Spotting commented on by Zlatan Celebic Cynthiana, Kentucky, United States3 years ago

Hello Bonnie Pierce and welcome to the Project Noah community!

This is a very interesting spotting, thanks for sharing it with us; I hope someone would come up with a proper ID. If you know the organism ID, please provide it in right fields; for the rest, please bear in mind to fill the form as much as you can.

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