Arcte Golubaya: literature search

Hello, Olga!
Вот, например:
Kononenko V.S. Noctuidae Sibiricae. Vol. 1. An annotated check list of the Noctuidae (s. l.) (Insecta, Lepidoptera) of the Asian part of Russia and the Ural Region. Sorø: Entomological Press, 2005.

Noctuidae Sibiricae 2: Rivulinae to Catocalinae

Noctuidae Sibiricae 2: Rivulinae to Catocalinae only 1 page

Here's more from Fauna Sinica

You can provide full information about this source, such as the name of the collection, whose editorial office it was edited under, the city where it was published, the publisher itself, the year of publication, and the total number of pages of this collection. Thank you for earlier.

Chen YX (1999) Lepidoptera, Noctuidae. In: Zhu HF et al. (Ed) Fauna Sinica Insect, Vol. 16. Science Press, Beijing, 1596 pp.

Chen YX (1999) Lepidoptera, Noctuidae. In: Zhu HF et al. (Ed) Fauna Sinica Insect, Vol. 16. Science Press, Beijing, 1596 pp.

Thank you very much.

e-mail is returned, I give the answer here.
I indicated that the page is from Noctuidae Sibiricae 2: Rivulinae to Catocalinae, according to search engines, we easily go to http://www.apollobooks.com/noctuidaesibiricae.htm
In the literature lists, if necessary, we provide the following information::

Kononenko V S (2010) Micronoctuidae, Noctuidae: Rivulinae – Agaristinae (Lepidoptera). Noctuidae Sibiricae, Vol. 2. Entomological Press, Sorø, 475 pp.
или
Kononenko V.S. Noctuidae Sibiricae. Vol. 2. Micronoctuidae, Noctuidae: Rivulinae – Agaristinae (Lepidoptera). Sorø: Entomological Press, 2010. – 475 p.
permutation of terms does not change the sum )

According to the book that Oleg Pekarsky pointed out, look here:
http://www.hceis.com/home/book_view.aspx?id=10964

Fauna Sinica Insecta (Vol.16) Lepidoptera Noctuidae

thank you very much.

Let me ask you, what is your interest in entomology? Do you collect material for study or just take photos?

Let me ask you, what is your interest in entomology? Do you collect material for study or just take photos?

I collect material, there is no description of the phenology of the Arctic in Russia. Learn more via email.

This post was edited by Olga Titova - 12/28/2014 14: 06

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I collect material, there is no description of the phenology of the Arctic in Russia.

Do you do scoops as a whole or just one type?

Do you do scoops as a whole or just one type?

I answered you in detail about Arcte by email. I take pictures of everything that catches my eye, that is, everything in a row. On Sakhalin, butterflies fly like mad, it's hard to get close, so I don't miss the caterpillars-they are more pliable. But it is possible to determine them reliably after breeding a butterfly, I realized this thanks to your site recently. Pavel Morozov also suggested the idea with a bait for the light . Thank you all for your advice and help. You helped me determine the downy scoop, I didn't even know that this butterfly was so beautiful, I ran to work, accidentally photographed it, it's a pity that it came out badly. So in butterflies, I'm as gray as scoops.

.. On Sakhalin, butterflies fly like mad...

Create a separate topic on the forum about the fauna and flora of Sakhalin Island. Start by posting the available photos that were flashed in the "butterfly detection" section. I'm sure it will be interesting for many people.

Create a separate topic on the forum about the fauna and flora of Sakhalin Island. Start by posting the available photos that were flashed in the "butterfly detection" section. I'm sure it will be interesting for many people.

It's a great idea. Please tell me in which section to place "Classification of insects"? And how to lay out butterflies, by family?

It's a great idea. Please tell me in which section to place "Classification of insects"? And how to lay out butterflies, by family?

I think it's better to create a theme in "images", we already have personal themes for Australia and Madagascar, and some others. Yes, and why only butterflies, photos of other insects, as well as biotopes and other things, I think, will be interesting to most participants. And how to put it out, you can see for yourself, perhaps in the form of a report,take a look:
http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=238127
http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=525609

This post was edited by John-ST-29.12.2014 03: 56