Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

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18.09.2008 19:38, Stas Shinkarenko

kotbegemot, of course, I can. I just thought it wasn't that important for butterflies...
So, in order (just in case, I'll describe everyone):
13. The slope of the beam, on both sides of pine stands, there are elms and apricots (near Volgograd) 25.06.08
14. Slope of the beam, solonets, near the pond (near Volgograd) 04.09.08
15. Mikhailovka, the outskirts of the village, you can say mesophytic site 15.07.08
16. Volgograd b. Naidenova. At the bottom of the beam there is a pond, a solonets slope, oaks and elms grow...29.07.08
17. same as 16. 29.07.08
18. same as 16. 30.07.08
19. Pond bank, near 14. 13.08.08
20. same place as 19. 26.08.08
21. In the same place as 19. 11.09.08
22. The bank of a pond in a ravine, under the bark of a dry tree (near Volgograd) 22.07.08
23. Arrived at night on the light. g. Mikhaylovka 24.08.08
24. Same place as 19 11.09.08
25. In the same place as 19, on a cow cake 04.09.08
26. Mikhaylovka, dacha area 03.06.07
27. Mikhaylovka, outskirts of the village 09.07.06
28. Mikhaylovka-park, pines and many hardwoods 16.07.07
29. same place as 28-26.07.07
30. same place as 28-30.07.07

If you need any more information, I'll try to remember, just tell me what exactly you need.

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18.09.2008 19:55, Vlad Proklov

kotbegemot, of course, I can. I just thought it wasn't that important for butterflies ...
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If you need any more information, I'll try to remember, just tell me what exactly you need.

Thanks! Important -- for those who care about distribution, like me

Here is the neighborhood of Volgograd would decipher-north, south, maybe a suburb of what? Volgograd is a long one! I don't need dates and biotopes, I only need them with an accuracy of 5 km.Put points in the database for a clearly defined photo.

By the way, about the very first portion is also interesting

What about Oxyptilus tristis?

This species belongs to Crombrugghia. In these two genera, 7 species are known from the region, according to the Catalog of Lepidoptera of Russia [2008], and they cannot be identified from the photo

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18.09.2008 20:11, Stas Shinkarenko

Where the surrounding area of Volgograd is indicated - this is Otrada gully (there is also the village of Otrada), Kirovsky district, and the Northern spurs of Yergeney. In general, rather the southern part. These include: 2,3,6,7,9,11,13,14,19,20,21,22,24,25. Just between the extreme points of meeting with insects about 2-3 km.

B. Naidenova is approximately in the central part of the city, although it is shifted to the south, as far as I can not accurately estimate - I myself have not been south of Volgograd nirazu

. The maximum distance from the Volga River is 2-3 km. (naturally, the right bank). Sovetsky district (as far as I know, and there may be Kirovsky). Not far from the village. Gornaya Polyana and Volgograd State University. These include: 12, 16, 17, and 18.

Mikhaylovka - 180-200 km. north of Volgograd. There in the extreme north-northwest of the city. (Upper settlement of Cementnikov) The park is rather the north-eastern part. Butterflies with numbers: 1,4,5,8,10,15,23,26,27,28,29,30

I don't think I've forgotten anyone.

This post was edited by wise_snake - 18.09.2008 20: 14

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