I think it needs to be done, others also may be problems with the map.

Don't worry, it's not a big deal to me(!) But yes, coordinates printed with the location would be a helpful workaround :o)

I'll try to do in the nearest future the map coordinates (perhaps in the "Location"), if the image is attracted to the map.

Howdy,

Okay, all one location ... (the maps don't work on my Linux-box ;o)

If you find more Woodlice and would like me to try and get proper names I would love to see specimen from your region(s) - can't always guarantee that I will find a name quickly as I would probably have to visit at library at 200+km to find docs, but I would certainly try!
Don't feel obliged or anything, but I just had to ask ;o)
Cheers, Arp

Not too sure this would be P. scaber - it may well be another Trachelipus, but hard to tell from this single image.

Cheers, Arp

Hi, this is a Porcellionides. It doesn't quite look like the P. pruinosus that I know from various parts of Europe and on Crimea there may be some other species that I have never seen. Certainly Porcellionides rectifrons is present, but I think it would be prudent to also take P. approximatus and maybe P. pica or even P. sexfasciatius(?) into account.
At the moment I can't do better than Porcellionides sp. - will have a look what I can find about the other species, but it may take a while.

Cheers, Arp

Yes, three different individuals. From Ukraine, Kharkov sity. All available on map (see icons under image).
http://barry.fotopage.ru/gallery/map.php?cat=382&photo=6169
Preserved specimens not present.

Hi,

Seems this is a set of three different individuals. All from one location?
None of these are Armadillidium. Left and right are Trachelipus, images in center probably also, but less sure. I don't know the species from Ukraine, so I can't go to species from photo. If you wish for a better ID I would love to look at some specimen (if at all possible, even alife).

Cheers, Arp