at your images, you will find a string of taxonomic terms. When your image is moved, you will notice that it gets moved deeper into the guide. For example, several days ago we moved several dozen images from ID Request to the Spider page. Just recently we moved a dozen or so images from the basic Spider page to the Crab Spider (Thomisidae) page. At some point we will revisit and move them from the family page to the genus or species page. You are free at any time to move your own image to the species page where it belongs. Another editor may come along and move images individually to their appropriate page. We find it easier to move images in batches. If we decide that your image doesn't add to the information already available for a species, we would move your image to FRASS, a holding page for images that may get deleted, and post a note as to why we moved it there. In general, however, moving of your images occurs as they are identified more deeply in the taxonomic structure. Hope that helps. If not re-ask your question and we'll try to be more clear.

Hi thanks very much for explaining this to me.... I would love to add these to there proper place but have no idea what really to do... Again thanks very much

to learn some of the features of BugGuide. Or, to move images, first click on TAG under the image and you will see it appear on the upper left of your screen. Then move through the guide through taxonomy or search or browse until you get to the page where you would like to post the image. Then click on IMAGES and a 'move tagged image' tab should appear. Click on that and Presto! your image has a new home! Try it, you'll like it, and it won't take long for it to be very easy. Thanks for posting. We've been enjoying your images.