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Expected hatching from the found pupa

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Андреас, 08.05.2018 18:21

Hello. On the ornithological forum, a friend outlined the situation, hoping that they would help him. I can't take on information curation. Please give me some advice. teapot.gif

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09.05.2018 17:44, Андреас

He introduced the pupa... - butterflies.
Answer him as much as possible.

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09.05.2018 21:10, Andrey Ponomarev

He introduced the pupa... - butterflies.
Answer him as much as possible.

Painfully similar to the pupa of a harpy or peacock eyes. The cremaster is not visible.

The post was edited by Gennadich - 05/10/2018 09: 40

10.05.2018 20:44, Андреас

It lay open on the ground.
- Do you need a photo of the pointed lower end in good resolution?
"What kind of saturnia can there be in Bodaibo?"...

This post was edited by Andreas - 10.05.2018 20: 45

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