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24.08.2008 23:45, Ilia Ustiantcev

No, ephialite has much smaller spots. And you can't tell Atalia from Aurelia, just by her genitals. (well, the one I caught in the Crimea was the size of a pigeon...)

25.08.2008 1:12, Peter Khramov

Gr-no, who-thread can tell you what kind of animal it is? Taken in Moscow/Kolomenskoye.
user posted image

25.08.2008 7:58, Ilia Ustiantcev

Cool animal! Acronicta aceris-sagittarius maple. I once caught almost no grated imago, and a week later-a fairly large caterpillar.

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25.08.2008 13:27, Peter Khramov

Cool animal! Acronicta aceris-sagittarius maple. I once caught almost no grated imago, and a week later-a fairly large caterpillar.

Ilya, thank you very much!

25.08.2008 13:59, Ilia Ustiantcev

The most interesting views from the Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district are continued.
1. user posted image

Sideridis rivularis?
2. user posted image

Hadena sp.?
3. user posted image

Purpuraria or cruentaria?
4. user posted image

E. linariata? ( what if pyreneata?!)
5. user posted image

Ecliptopera capitata?
6. user posted image

Eulithis testata?

25.08.2008 15:24, guest: Евгения

Good afternoon!
Please tell me what kind of butterfly will be derived from these caterpillars
http://photodom.com/photo/927016
I've never seen one like this, and I didn't think to put it up at home then) And there were very, very many of them, and these beauties devoured a whole bush of garden lily of the valley))
And also, what kind of butterfly is this?
http://eugine.flamber.ru/photos/albums/121...984/1219668629/
http://eugine.flamber.ru/photos/albums/121...984/1219668628/
Thank you in advance))

25.08.2008 15:27, Ilia Ustiantcev

The caterpillars are in my opinion sawfly larvae, that is, wasp-like creatures will be bred from them. A butterfly scoop Autographa gamma.

25.08.2008 17:03, Pavel Morozov

1-да
2-Acronicta rumicis
3-cruentaria
4-linariata
7-Perizoma parallelolineata
8-Agrochola circellaris
9-да

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25.08.2008 17:17, okoem

The most interesting views from the Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district are continued.

2. Another Acronicta rumicis.
8. looks like a Helicoverpa armigera.

ps: and perhaps Morozzz is right.

This post was edited by okoem - 25.08.2008 17: 19

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25.08.2008 17:44, guest: Евгения

Thanks)

25.08.2008 18:36, guest: Sungaya

5-more similar to E. silaceata
6-Xestia baja

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25.08.2008 19:58, Efenstor

What kind of animal? Judging by the antennae and body shape - a moth, but where are the wings? Did you drop out yourself? (judging by the two-day real estate, it's dead). The eggs are encased in a cocoon that hung there about a month before the appearance of this individual (apparently, she laid the eggs, but whose cocoon I do not know).

Geographically, I am located in Krasnoyarsk.

This post was edited by Efenstor - 25.08.2008 19: 59

25.08.2008 20:05, Ilia Ustiantcev

Continuation. These are already less interesting.
1. user posted image

Moscow. Euxoa nigricans?
2. user posted image

Xestia sexstrigata?
3. user posted image

Pennisetia hylaeiformis?
4. user posted image

Not tangerine by any chance? The hind wings look like figs.
5. user posted image

Hydraecia micacea?
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Euxoa tritici?
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Xanthorhoe spadicearia?
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Eilema complana?
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Mythimna ferrago?
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Lasiocampa quercus?
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Eerily shiny from the flash, like all ground scoops. But what if someone finds out?

This post was edited by Ilya U-25.08.2008 20: 06

25.08.2008 20:09, omar

this is a female butterfly, with rudimentary wings. it's OK to worry Orgya

25.08.2008 20:21, Efenstor

Thank you, Omar!

25.08.2008 20:47, PG18

The cocoon, apparently, was this very female in the frame, Qryia antiqua.
Her entire life, geographically

, is within this frame...

25.08.2008 20:57, PG18

1 - Melitaeamellicta sp. (athalia, aurelia, britomartis, caucasogenita) The latter is well distinguished by the underside.

Ilya, who is different from? In my opinion, the female M. diamina is in the frame.

25.08.2008 21:21, Ilia Ustiantcev

Yes, probably. Underside would be nice: the diamine is easy to distinguish from all the others: there are black holes at the outer edge. And the Caucasian draughtsman from Atalia and the like also differs in the underside, I don't remember what exactly.

25.08.2008 23:48, Андреас

- Please tell me (as far as possible) the names of these butterflies:
12) golubenki
16) golubenki
18) ognevki
19) ognevki
20) paltseklyta

This post was edited by Andreas - 26.08.2008 19: 27

26.08.2008 6:40, Ilia Ustiantcev

17-leaf WRAPPER Agapeta hamana

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26.08.2008 8:30, svm2

- Dear forumchane, - please tell me the names of these butterflies:
2) - I don't even have scoops (Zheleznovodsk, early April, forest, stream, hornbeam bloomed)

Still in my opinion Nola confusalis

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26.08.2008 8:51, svm2

There are about 60 photos on the map from the Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district of the Moscow region. To begin with, a few of the most interesting ones.

1-Parastichtis suspecta
3,4-Diarsia sp.

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26.08.2008 13:16, barry

Help me determine it...

1. Kharkiv, 11.06.2008.
picture: IMG_6868.jpg

2. Kharkiv, 29.05.2008.
(?) Pancalia leuwenhoekella
picture: IMG_51320.jpg

3. Kharkiv, 05.06.2008.
(?) Lithostege farinata / Siona lineata
picture: IMG_61870.jpg

26.08.2008 17:00, Tibaz

to Андреас
11.Colias crocea
12,14,15,16.Polyommatus icarus
13.Maculinea arion

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26.08.2008 17:34, okoem

to Андреас
11.Colias crocea
12,14,15,16.Polyommatus icarus
13.Maculinea arion

IMHO, 12-Aricia sp.
15-Aricia agestis
16-not necessarily Polyommatus icarus, maybe Plebicula thersites, and Agrodiaetus sp. We need to look under the hood.

update
18-similar to Sitochroa verticalis
20-possibly Cappia sp.

This post was edited by okoem - 26.08.2008 17: 40

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26.08.2008 19:31, Андреас

- Thank you guys so much. - I deleted what is already defined exactly.

26.08.2008 19:49, okoem

I deleted what is already defined exactly.

Please

But poudalyali very much in vain.

First, the rest of the participants will not understand what you have been assigned here and how much it is correct.
Secondly, a Specialist will come in tomorrow and say that it was determined incorrectly. And it will override.... well, that is, it won't override any more - the photo is deleted.

I, for one, am not sure that your Maculinea sp. - this is exactly Maculinea arion.

This post was edited by okoem - 26.08.2008 19: 51

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26.08.2008 20:29, guest: okoem

"I'm sorry. I meant well... - and it turned out as always. I thought I was "cluttering up the page"... Henceforth I will be a "scientist".

26.08.2008 21:03, Victor Gazanchidis

Help me identify the parnassus pliz. Both Gorny Altai.

Pictures:
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27.08.2008 8:06, dontim

For VICGRR
1) P. phoebus
2) P. apollo

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27.08.2008 18:19, kut

Is this Pieris napi ? Moscow oblast. 25.8.8. Thank you.
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27.08.2008 18:26, Vabrus

Is this Pieris napi ? Moscow oblast. 25.8.8. Thank you.

Regional State Administration

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27.08.2008 19:59, PG18

Help me determine...
1. Kharkiv, 11.06.2008.
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Bisigna pracerella, из Oecophoridae

27.08.2008 20:05, PG18

I, for one, am not sure that your Maculinea sp. - this is exactly Maculinea arion.

Yes, there was a teley or alkon, on the Caucasian arion definitely did not pull

27.08.2008 21:52, barry

Bisigna pracerella, из Oecophoridae

Thanks! Bisigna pr[o]cerella judging by google...

28.08.2008 5:25, VSB

It appears to be an unpaired polyglot (Thersamonolycaena dispar, Haworth,1803).Since it is similar to a mottled Polyglot, and I have little experience, I give a view on which, in my opinion, the color of the wing is better visible.If you don't know, please help me find out.Taken in Chelyabinsk. July 2008

28.08.2008 9:46, okoem

dispar, everything is correct.

28.08.2008 17:10, Zhuk