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Aspen hawkmoth (Laothoe amurensis) at the end of August!

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Sergey Rybalkin, 24.08.2014 17:26

First the dawn in August, and then on August 23 aspen hawk moth, and even so fresh! Complete anomalies!

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24.08.2014 19:11, Лавр Большаков

About zorka-yes, it is not clear, but hawkmoth sometimes give 2 optional classes (in particular, in Ts. In Russia-pine, eye-shaped, poplar, linden, m. vinny, and aspen were also noted).
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24.08.2014 21:55, Wave Storm

Yes, it must be a nice find.

In the south of Ukraine, I know for sure that the poplar hawk moth gives 2 generations (I saw it in September 2010).

25.08.2014 15:43, Sergey Rybalkin

The fact is that the summer was cold in the Urals. In July it was often 10 degrees at night and 12 in the afternoon!
This makes this discovery even more incomprehensible.

25.08.2014 18:04, Konung

The fact is that the summer was cold in the Urals. In July it was often 10 degrees at night and 12 in the afternoon!
This makes this discovery even more incomprehensible.

this explains everything. in the cold summer, the butterflies did not come out in their usual terms, now they warmed up and flew out.

26.08.2014 9:42, Sergey Rybalkin

this explains everything. in the cold summer, the butterflies did not come out in their usual terms, now they warmed up and flew out.

I doubt...Usually in a cold year, the delay is for a week, maximum two.
The normal period of summer for us is aspen from the beginning of June to the beginning of July. If we add a delay of a couple of weeks, we get the end of July, but not the end of August. This is exactly the second generation!

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