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BO., 24.03.2006 18:23

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24.03.2006 18:24, BO.

user posted imageBindweed hawkmoth (Agrius convolvuli L.). It feeds at night. It has a very long proboscis ~8 cm, exceeding the body size by 2 times.
The picture was taken in the Astrakhan region.
Author: VO

12.08.2008 19:02, Андреас

"I have his pupa, which lay in a warm mattress in the winter - next year, until November, it did not hatch, but it remained alive. However, the development cycle could not be traced further due to family circumstances... frown.gif

15.10.2008 20:12, Гость Кундуз

This year, in August, in the Volokolamsk district, I caught several beautiful specimens of Bindweed Hawk Moth. The butterfly fed at night on fragrant tobacco.

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