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Vasiliy.Vopros: I have no Pavon in the collection, it so happens that we have, they do not fly. Do not tell me where you can buy a pair?
Basil. Big thanks to him!
PS. And if your dude staring at Google and there instead of Cyanea, pops Caerulescens, I have it with a mustache. You can check foty.
Not lazy, looked at his euph. Four of them are similar to each other as brothers, 4 more - like cousins, I got it from odnog nezabugornogo guy, he, in turn, from Africa (I do not associate with Africa - where some crooks).So, Africans do not bother signed and stamped envelopes butterfly title (I have a lot of bags left), maybe that is not so nashtampovali. If your man correctly identified, it ...
Peter. Can you give me the picture number, as E.syanea not on the list, and I'll try to remember from whom he received the butterfly and restore justice.
Petr.Chto means - eeh? Not that country called Honduras?
It seems, glaucippe. Subspecies can not be determined. Met with such in Tae, just more grasping at Sachek, not foto.Da shy and they, unlike, for example, from Juno or Tsetozy.
I do not think, even though they all messed up, as well as with violacea - someone considers a separate species, like on our website, one subspecies helenok - disassemble itself. Here is the site: http://stembol.com/morphidae/morpho/family_morphidae.htm Group deidamia Morpho_deidamia_erica deidamia (Surinam, Bolivia, Amazon) Morpho_deidamia_neoptolomous neoptolemus ...
Eugene. I have a lot of Sarpedon from southeast Asia, including and caught me, mb of them lost and Milo. Please, can you explain where these spots are, at the edge or anywhere else? Because it is in the image of different sites that are not visible.
Here like everything is clear - to drag Swallowtail! But what's the difference Graphium sarpedon Gr.milon- from me I do not understand. Maybe specialists prompt ???
Vasily rights. Just some sites sometimes omit the name of the species and subspecies once allowed. This is especially true Morfidov and papillomas. I met M.luna, M. phanodemus, P.stockleyi and others.
Myscelia cyaniris
Kallima rumia
On the label was written Papilio aliaska. Yes, it is similar to P.zelicaon and even P. polyxenes, but the first difference that strikes the eye - is the lack of black spots on the lower wings red eyes.
Morpho granadensis
Surely this C.pomona.Ona much smaller than ekz.21911. Besides other colors and there are no points in the central part of the wing.
Can Satopsilia pomona?
What I noticed, P. polytes is actually not a faster, regularly doesn't fly higher than 2m above the ground as against P. memnon which are quite spread in Thailand and may be spotted in flower beds only.
List of acronyms: I — Wikipedia IMHO – (i) In My Humble[1]/Heartfelt Opinion, c.f. IMO.
Delias hyparete.
Right, might have been.
Papilio polytes female.
Though I won't be surprised to know this is sappho after I met Junonia in United Arab Emirates just the same as was in Thailand.
What, sappho finally flew to Thailand? Just like Danaid.
Yeah, nothing to do in Thailand but paint caught black-veined white butterflies with watercolours. Seriously, I've got some pics in nature, can show when back from Vietnam. Or do Thai guys still paint them, like kind of speciality?
Automeris illustris.
Pseudoautomeris brasiliensis.
Automeris melanops.
Rothschildia jacobaea.
Rothschildia hopfferi.
Looks similar to Adhemarius fulvescens. I checked Costa Rica Sphingidae in this useful species list: http://tpittaway.tripod.com/silk/satlinks.htm.
Quite similar. I've got its male labelled, but it's about 4—5cm smaller, so doubt.
Hm, somehow I can't. Petr, please help? Better to remove 13975.
Right, will delete that one in a moment.
Manduca, can't make further ID.
P.polytes, I think, is the most common swallowtail in Southeast Asia, at least in Thailand.
Lost somewhere between pics, but as I can remember this is H.anomala.
Xylophanes loelia underside.
Ok, tomorrow will add it.
Might it be M.helenor marinita? Looks very alike. Usually traders raise them. I'll add a pic tomorrow, underside is just the spitting image of this.
Dmitry, they came non-identified from Costa Rica, and H.eson has had this label since long ago by Ins.col.shop. It's also here, on the website. Both look quite similar. I can add its photo, like that game Find 10 Differences.
Looks very similar to Hippotion eson, but I've got the latter from Central Africa. Such a wide distribution?
I looked more on the web, found in biolib, they joined alcolius and bachus, whilst neyi was left as a different species. Whom to believe?
What's with sources? Say these: Pterourus bachus (C. Felder & R. Felder, 1865) TL: Colombia Pterourus bachus bachus (C. Felder & R. Felder, 1865) TL: Colombia M T Pterourus bachus chrysomelus (Rothschild & Jordan, 1906) TL: Peru; Bolivia M T S Pterourus neyi (Niepelt, 1909) TL: Ecuador Pterourus neyi neyi (Niepelt, 1909) TL: Ecuador M T Pterourus neyi josianae Möhn, 2001 TL: Peru ...
Pterourus bachus chrysomelus (Rothschild & Jordan, 1906). Those sources I checked didn't join this with zagreus. Also there was Pterourus ascolius (C. Felder & R. Felder, 1864) as a different species. If join them, then they should be combined with all the rest Pterourus neyi (Niepelt, 1909).
h.marinita.
New colour variation M.helenor marinata (to me at least). Can anybody say if it's aberration or just a variety type?
Well then godarti there too. Her way is not in the list of species on the site.
Last year here in Rostov region we got lots of both species, in the beginning of June it was N. polychloros, then at the end of June was N. xanthomelas, and a week ago I saw a couple of polychloros just before the snow.
Question for another morph: M.violaceus now also subspecies M.helenor? In different sources and write and so
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