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Proserpine

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guest: Сергей, 20.05.2008 18:21

A male proserpine hawk moth was caught today on 20.05.2008 in Snezhinsk, Chelyabinsk region, during the day on a wall under a street lamp, where it apparently arrived at night.
Completely fresh. Previously, it was not registered in the north of the Chelyabinsk region.

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20.05.2008 19:12, El Cazador

photo please!

20.05.2008 19:23, RippeR

yes, there is no photo, you need to register or log in

20.05.2008 19:30, guest: Сергей

Sfotkal killed, now straightened, when it dries I'll post a photo of the straightened one.
By the way, how to attach a photo?

20.05.2008 19:32, AntSkr

First you need to register, and then you can upload a photo.

20.05.2008 19:40, Sergey Rybalkin

Well, like registered under a new name.

Promised fotki
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25.05.2008 6:19, ГМВ

Seryoga, about the fact that in Snezhinsk and even "in the north of the Chelyabinsk region was not marked" I do not agree with you, because Yaroslav (you know him) in June 1979 was fishing with us in Snezhinsk...

25.05.2008 7:20, taler

Oh!Ural residents began to catch up! beer.gif

26.05.2008 17:24, Sergey Rybalkin

Seryoga, about the fact that in Snezhinsk and even "in the north of the Chelyabinsk region was not marked" I do not agree with you, because Yaroslav (you know him) in June 1979 was fishing with us in Snezhinsk...

As they say in such cases, the information requires confirmation because it was an oral message, and we did not see that proserpine of 1979.
But this capture is already a confirmation of the information, it lives in the Urals!

27.05.2008 15:45, ГМВ

Serge, so what are the problems-let's go to Yarik's house and see, because I believe his words (you can even take a picture).... smile.gif

27.05.2008 21:35, Мих

Isn't this a Red Book view by any chance?

28.05.2008 14:18, Ducat

Isn't this a Red Book view by any chance?

Yes. As far as I remember, it was listed in the Red Book of the Ukrainian SSR in 1980,and included in the section of supplements of the Red Book of the USSR. And it also seems to be registered in the Rostov region.

28.05.2008 14:38, Sergey Rybalkin

Isn't this a Red Book view by any chance?


With such a rare find, there is no time for the Red Book, it is of scientific interest! The copy must be straightened and a label with the exact place of collection is drawn up.

28.05.2008 15:11, Sergey Didenko

It's a good thing that there are at least a lot of proserpines in Moscow, otherwise you read reports from the south, the Urals and the Far East and envy gnaws!

28.05.2008 15:13, Ducat

With such a rare find, there is no time for the Red Book, it is of scientific interest! The copy must be straightened and a label with the exact place of collection is drawn up.

Yes, an interesting find. Maybe a stray copy?

28.05.2008 16:29, RippeR

It's a good thing that there are at least a lot of proserpines in Moscow, otherwise you read reports from the south, the Urals and the Far East and envy gnaws!


Is there a lot of proserpine in Moscow?? Yes?
Can I catch a couple of them, then?" shuffle.gif

28.05.2008 19:15, Sergey Didenko

Is there a lot of proserpine in Moscow?? Yes?
Can I catch a couple of them, then?" shuffle.gif

Please try
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28.05.2008 20:42, Sergey Rybalkin

Yes, an interesting find. Maybe a stray copy?

It was absolutely fresh, I still took it a little carelessly with my hands, it was hatched the day before the capture, but the fact that a female flew in last year and laid eggs is possible.

29.05.2008 10:22, omar

Can I find out where in Moscow THERE are MANY proserpines?

29.05.2008 13:07, Ducat

It was absolutely fresh, I still took it a little carelessly with my hands, it was hatched the day before the capture, but the fact that a female flew in last year and laid eggs is possible.

About the female very likely. Just generations of proserpine are bred in May-July.

01.06.2008 17:56, Sergey Rybalkin

Well, finally dealt with, attach a photo.
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01.06.2008 18:45, Hemaris

Come and see me in Brest. We have 20-40 caterpillars per day to collect is not a problem.

02.06.2008 7:00, Sergey Didenko

Can I find out where in Moscow THERE are MANY proserpines?

Well, in general, what to count a lot. At my dacha near Orekhov in early June, on a warm evening, you can catch a dozen at dusk over the "colored nettle". In Moscow itself, Kosino-Ukhtomskaya, of course, less, but in the season, again, when it's warm a couple of pieces per evening for sure.
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27.05.2011 23:25, Sergey Rybalkin

Well, I caught another one today!!! Again the freshest, luxury quality! Caught today on 27.05.2011 in Snezhinsk, Chelyabinsk region, at 23.30. This is the second fresh spring specimen in 23 years of my observations. Another find (Valentina Zurilina) in Chelyabinsk and in the second half of summer. This is 130 km further south.

28.05.2011 0:36, okoem

over the "colored nettle"

And what is "colored nettle"?

28.05.2011 1:23, omar

probably deaf. with white red flowers
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28.05.2011 14:22, Sergey Rybalkin

Photo not straightened
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07.06.2011 17:48, Sergey Rybalkin

4.06.2011 In the north of the Chelyabinsk region near the village of Vishnevogorsk (15 km . from Snezhinsk) caught the third hawk moth Proserpine. There are probably several populations...The species seems to have been regularly encountered in recent years.
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22.09.2011 16:18, ReAlex

I have this hawk moth in my collection, it was caught in Cherkasy not active on strawberries in July at about 16 00 5 years ago, if I didn't mess up anything. if it works out, I'll come home and look for sure and post a photo and date

23.09.2011 13:45, vasiliy-feoktistov

From the Moscow region. It's a bit rare, I'll say it or I don't catch it purposefully..

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