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09.01.2008 18:42, Vlad Proklov

Are you talking about Felderi Bremer?

Well, of course, it is the same

09.01.2008 18:51, Zoom

Thank you, but is felderi Bremer endemic to the Russian Far East?

This post was edited by Zoom-09.01.2008 18: 52

09.01.2008 18:56, Vlad Proklov

Thank you, but is felderi Bremer endemic to the Russian Far East?

Oh, I'm not sure -- but I think so.

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11.01.2008 23:53, BO.

Astrakhan.
We have record frosts of -30.
The day before yesterday , at work, I found a frozen hawk moth yazykana on the window.
Warmed up and revived. There was a problem with the power supply. But it seems decided: sprayed artificial flower syrup and hawk moth was tempted.
I thought the hawk moth had a caterpillar overwintering. Please enlighten us about this.

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12.01.2008 0:00, Pavel Morozov

The yazykan can also hibernate as an adult. During the thaw in the south, you can see active butterflies.

12.01.2008 1:26, omar

our hawk moth has a pupa overwintering. Both the pupa and the butterfly overwinter at the yazykan. In the Crimea, pri -1 repeatedly saw flying cockroaches at the end of November. Fed on the last flowers of the evergreen autumn.

12.01.2008 12:11, okoem

"Evergreen autumn" - probably you call it Crocus Beautiful or Crocus Pallas. Evergreen shade blooms in August, and B. Ankara-in February. There are no other timelessness zones in Crimea.

This and the previous three posts are offtopic. I hope the Moderator will move the.
2 BO. - there is a section "Life and morals of insects", and there is also a separate branch about feeding hawkmoth.

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12.01.2008 13:33, slipknofill

Experts please tell me who of these butterflies who!!!

1.
user posted image

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12.01.2008 19:23, Konung

2 Slipknofill:
4 - Scotopteryx chenopodiata (Linnaeus, 1758), Geometridae, Larentiinae
2, 3 - совки из Amphipyrinae...

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12.01.2008 20:18, Guest

Thanks!!! And for the Crest on my website!!!

12.01.2008 20:35, okoem

Experts please tell me who of these butterflies who!!!

Scoops, both Mesapamea secalis and Mesapamea didyma, differ in their genitals.

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12.01.2008 21:14, slipknofill

okoem are you sure and then I searched and found no similar ones!!!

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12.01.2008 21:22, slipknofill

Beautiful, but who I do not know! Please tell me!

12.01.2008 21:52, Vlad Proklov

Beautiful, but who I do not know! Please tell me!

Female Cataclysta lemnata. And the leaf wrapper from the previous batch is Clepsis spectrana.

Just indicate where it was taken. And then in the Far East, perhaps, something similar can fly.

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12.01.2008 22:17, slipknofill

All the photos that I put up are in the Moscow region! Thanks!!!!!!

12.01.2008 22:20, taler

Yes, I think the topic is over.Mr. Morozzz clearly demonstrated.No objections.
Then I'll post my parnassus a little later.Also some confusion with them

12.01.2008 22:22, slipknofill

2-Please tell me!!!
1-This is not by any chance Camptogamma ochre-yellow [Camptogamma bileneata]

12.01.2008 22:27, Vlad Proklov

2-Please tell me!!!
1-This is not by any chance Camptogamma ochre-yellow [Camptogamma bileneata]

1-yes, Camptogramma bilineata
2 - Cosmorhoe ocellata

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12.01.2008 22:50, slipknofill

Please help me! (If it is not difficult to identify those moths that are on the side)

12.01.2008 22:54, Guest

Dear forumchani, help with the classification of seaside fees. I'm a novice entomologist

and I don't know much about the butterflies of the Far East...
Primorye 2007 user posted image

12.01.2008 22:55, 009

My fault.not logged in

12.01.2008 22:58, Vlad Proklov

Please help me! (If it is not difficult to identify those moths that are on the side)

1 - Boloria (Clossiana) dia
2-oh I don't know...
3-interesting scoop, never seen before. Also Near Moscow?
4 - Cepphis advenaria
5 - Xanthorhoe montanata
6 - Angerona prunaria
7 - Idaea dimidiata
8 - Pasiphila sp.

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12.01.2008 23:16, AntSkr

isn't this Hyssia cavernosa?

13.01.2008 0:04, Pavel Morozov

to 009: it would be nice to number the images.
the first two are Parnassius (eversmanni) felderi. This taxon has a controversial status, but it has more advantages for eversmanni.

the third (black and white) is a very popular rainbow (iridescent) Schrenka Amureana schrenkii

at the bottom is a ribbon of the order, possibly a Catocala bella. It's a very fuzzy picture. If possible, upload images of a more decent quality.

13.01.2008 0:05, Pavel Morozov

isn't this Hyssia cavernosa?

It is there.

13.01.2008 0:07, Pavel Morozov

Hyssa cavernosa is quite a normal, though not banal, scoop from the Moscow region.

13.01.2008 0:11, BO.

Help me determine it.
Brought it out of the chrysalis. 7.09.07. Brought from Kazakhstan, border with Astrakhan region.
I think I also saw it from a distance.

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13.01.2008 0:13, Pavel Morozov

Well, it was served to me.
Iphichlides podalirius

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13.01.2008 6:11, Konung

2 Slipknofill:
2-reminded Xanthorhoe ferrugata

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13.01.2008 9:27, slipknofill

Please identify these Draughtsmen!!!
Those photos that together are the same butterfly!

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13.01.2008 11:03, Vlad Proklov

Please identify these Draughtsmen!!!
Those photos that together are the same butterfly!

In my opinion, all -- Melitaea (Mellicta) athalia.

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13.01.2008 11:35, slipknofill

If you don't mind identifying these pigeons!

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13.01.2008 11:45, Vlad Proklov

If you don't mind identifying these pigeons!

1, 4, 5 - Polyommatus icarus
2 - Glaucopsyche alexis
3 - Polyommatus (Plebicula) amandus
6 - Cupido (Everes) argiades

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13.01.2008 15:53, Алексей Яковлев

Help me determine it. Shot in Sri Lanka. In a span of 4.5 cm

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13.01.2008 17:01, okoem

okoem are you sure and then I searched and found no similar ones!!!

These species are very variable, look at www.leps.it, http://ukmoths.org.uk, http://babochki-kryma.narod.ru

13.01.2008 17:49, slipknofill

Help identify these butterflies!!! And then I have accumulated photos!!!

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13.01.2008 18:09, Pavel Morozov

1-moth Xanthorhoe designata
5 - moth Rivula sericealis
6-moth Xanthorhoe ferrugata
7-moth possibly Caradrina morpheus
8-moth Fissipunctia ypsilon
10-moth Perizoma parallelolineata

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13.01.2008 20:32, slipknofill

Please identify these fatheads and one blackie!!!

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13.01.2008 21:56, Vlad Proklov

Help identify these butterflies!!! And then I have accumulated photos!!!

2 - Chrysoteuchia culmella
3 - Anacampsis blattariae
4 - Platyptilia ?gonodactyla

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13.01.2008 22:01, Vlad Proklov

Please identify these fatheads and one blackie!!!

1, 4, 7, 8 - Carterocephalus silvicola
2, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11 - Ochlodes sylvanus
3-Thymelicus sp., since the female -- needs an underside.
With chernushka I find it difficult-there are only two types of them in the Moscow region, but they differ again in their underwear. E. ligea can be found everywhere in the forests, and E. aethiops can also be found on the Oka River.

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