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Papilio machaon

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forrest, 03.04.2006 22:46

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The photo was taken on the coast of Lake Baikal, near the Small Sea.

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03.05.2006 22:53, Linnaeus tuschinorum

And here is the swallowtail itself (Papilio machaon). Kasimov district, Ryazan region, 4.06.2005.

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13.08.2006 6:54, Pakor

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From the photo gallery Pavel Korzunovich

21.03.2007 21:47, Khlinoff

Here are more swallowtails

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23.03.2007 10:06, Mylabris

caterpillar. Photos from South Kazakhstan Region

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30.03.2007 8:42, sealor

There's probably still a chrysalis missing here smile.gif
So here it is - Papilio machaon pupa, southern Ukraine

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30.03.2007 8:50, omar

No eggs yet! And caterpillars of the first instars.

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30.03.2007 11:27, Nilson

Needless to say, the geography of your photos alone shows that P. machaon is a very progressive, dynamic species. I came across it almost everywhere I caught it, but the meeting is always pleasant and unexpected. In the mountains, however, there were flocks. Interestingly, in the United States there is a similar species of P. zelicaon - aniseed swallowtail. It is not entirely clear how, adjacent to the common swallowtail, it was formed. Maybe because of the formation of the Eurasia-America bridges in different epochs?
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30.03.2007 11:47, omar

Flocks can also be found in the Moscow region...Unfortunately, the geography of the captured flock is not specified, but judging by the nature of the soil and the plants nearby, I will assume that it is not in the mountains smile.gif

30.03.2007 13:24, Khlinoff

Flocks can also be found in the Moscow region...Unfortunately, the geography of the flock is not specified, but judging by the nature of the soil and the plants nearby, I will assume that it is not in the mountains smile.gif

And here it is not! almost in the mountains, on the South.Ural on the bank of the Belaya River smile.gif15.05.2005
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30.03.2007 20:40, Mylabris

Quite a successful compilation of the knowledge of different entomologists about one, albeit banal, but aesthetic (and often red-book) form.
All respect! It would be nice to have such a dossier for every notable person (in the sense of "red book" - for a start).

03.04.2007 20:47, клайд

I met him many times in the vicinity of Mogilev and Bobruisk, but one by one. Indeed, the species is not widespread, but widespread...
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14.07.2007 9:27, AntSkr

Caterpillar from the Moscow region:
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20.03.2008 8:28, Pavel Morozov

Here, yesterday it was withdrawn.
Caterpillar ate dill at the dacha (M. O., Odintsovo district, Chigasovo).
I didn't follow how he got out, the drawing was already clearly visible through the shell of the pupa, just watch when. Anyway, I missed it, while I was doing some business, he already managed to get rid of it and get stronger

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20.03.2008 9:08, Nozer

Bred a little early, but still handsome cool.gif

20.03.2008 9:18, Pavel Morozov

Why is it too early?
I kept the pupa in the refrigerator and specifically wanted to bring it out even earlier, but for some reason I forgot about it.
I remembered two weeks ago.

20.03.2008 11:06, Nozer

Why is it too early?
I kept the pupa in the refrigerator and specifically wanted to bring it out even earlier, but for some reason I forgot about it.
I remembered two weeks ago.

Ah, then I see.

24.03.2008 18:48, taler

Learn more about the future of the swallowtail wink.gif
And the teapot question-I don't need to put the pupae of the suriacus swallowtail in the refrigerator, do I?

24.03.2008 21:00, Pavel Morozov

Learn more about the future of the swallowtail wink.gif
And the teapot question-I don't need to put the pupae of the suriacus swallowtail in the refrigerator, do I?

On razravilke dries, much more detail. After the poetic photo shoot, everything was quite prosaic.
It is logical not to put Siriakusov in the refrigerator.
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27.03.2008 11:17, taler

My caterpillars from the previous report have successfully pupated.They ate dill and wild anise in captivity(with a clear preference for the latter).But the trouble is-the 2nd caterpillars, apparently, decided to be above all and pupated on the closing grid.The rest of us are playing fair on sticks.Won't it hurt the 2 cool pupae if I separate them from the grid?And can they be glued to the sticks?And what is the best way to do this?

27.03.2008 11:22, Victor Titov

It seems to me that if the pupae are really "cool", it's better not to disturb them.
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27.03.2008 22:44, Pavel Morozov

Yes, let them be on the grid. I wouldn't glue it at all.
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30.03.2008 19:49, Pavel Morozov

So much for the prose.

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30.03.2008 21:36, IchMan

Beautiful, you can't say anything! And you, my dear, are a good novelist!
In the previous photo, the colors somehow look more colorful - a flash?
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31.03.2008 9:56, Timandr

a bird... weep.gifsorry... weep.gif weep.gif
not, however, after such a thing to see such a thing... somehow it's not good for the soul at once. what novelists we all are...
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31.03.2008 11:37, Victor Titov

I may be a complete cynic, but a perfectly straightened specimen of a butterfly or beetle sometimes looks no less attractive to me. And it doesn't make you sad. A swallowtail spread Morozzz flawlessly!
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31.03.2008 15:41, Pavel Morozov

a bird... weep.gifsorry... weep.gif  weep.gif
not, however, after such a thing to see such a thing... somehow it's not good for the soul at once. what novelists we all are...

And in nature, at best, its ants stung. tongue.gif

31.03.2008 15:43, Pavel Morozov

Beautiful, you can't say anything! And you, my dear, are a good novelist!
In the previous photo, the colors somehow look more colorful - a flash?

Flash, my dear fellow, flash.
And I'm still a bit of a rhymer shuffle.gif
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31.03.2008 15:45, Pavel Morozov

Friends, you will agree that our banal swallowtail will not leave anyone indifferent.
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31.03.2008 16:52, Grigory Grigoryev

All the same, we are all cynics, although I know from my own experience that it is always a pity to kill bred butterflies, especially in winter.
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31.03.2008 17:37, Victor Titov

Pitifully. And where will you go? This pity is comparable to the remorse of a cattle fighter in a meat processing plant. I want to eat something... (that is, to replenish and update the collection). In short, I have Deja Vu: the topic of remorse, it seems, has already been "sucked".

31.03.2008 17:47, Victor Titov

And in nature, at best, its ants stung. tongue.gif

Yes, yes! In fact, we give insects, if not an eternity, then something like that... wink.gif

31.03.2008 20:47, Tigran Oganesov

Friends, you will agree that our banal swallowtail will not leave anyone indifferent.

Oh, yes, he has charisma, he does. Almost like the Apollons.

03.04.2008 9:27, Timandr

charisma... lol.gif
regarding "fate": I meant that it is better not to put the victim smile.gifon display later (better: here is an ex-r available...) - really, you get used somehow to these individuals that you bring out....
So, of course, I myself had to fight with nature protection and customs... (insects in general are practically created to feed different predators). And how many are destroyed by fires and diseases ... I generally disagree with those who push them into the Red Books; if it makes sense, then in the most extreme cases (they make prohibitions for themselves - well, here you should have been the first to hatch, show your charisma smile.gif
That's when, if temka continues - from Sakhalin (other subspecies).

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03.04.2008 20:11, Tigran Oganesov

charisma... lol.gif

How many people - so many opinions.

03.04.2008 22:56, omar

And in nature, at best, its ants stung. tongue.gif

I can't agree. At least our most banal Lasius niger leaves even the smallest swallowtail caterpillars untouched. In case of accidental aggression, the caterpillar turns out its fork, and the ant leaves without eating salt. I was lucky enough once to follow a trail of eggs laid, apparently, by a single female. I counted 12 pieces of young caterpillars of about the same age, but sitting on different umbrella bushes, lined up almost in a line. I only had the bug containers with me, so I decided to go back for the caterpillars later, taking the jar with me. When I returned 2 hours later, there were only 8 caterpillars left. Where 3 disappeared, I do not know, and I found the skin of one in the jaws of a golden-eyed larva. There were plenty of aphids nearby, but they were still guarded by the same ants, and they did not protect the swallowtail weep.gif

04.04.2008 4:37, Timandr

I'll return to charisma: I was pinned down by something that sounded like a property subjectively inherent in the psyche of these boabochek. And I will definitely agree with the artistic t. zr. - drawing them (or even just looking at them), you realize that they were created from above, carefully designed (for Apollons, this is especially true for those with more rounded wings that almost fit into a circle).

06.04.2008 23:35, Tigran Oganesov

I'll return to charisma: I was pinned down by something that sounded like a property subjectively inherent in the psyche of these boabochek.
That's what you thought. About the psyche and the speech was not conducted. For reference: the word charisma (Greek: χάρισμα) was used in ancient Greek mythology to denote the ability to attract attention. From this point of view, I applied this word to the swallowtail. Even more, there are many beautiful and attractive butterflies, but which, if you like, "do not cling", unlike the same swallowtail or apollo. Of course, this is my perception, which may not coincide with yours or anyone else's.

07.04.2008 6:38, Guest

Hmm, dear Bolivar. I didn't want to argue with you or anyone else... I even think that we still intuitively mean the same thing: because "catchy" - what catchy? - here is the question - for me it is beauty plus proportions, a combination of colors, a sense of creation ("developed" from above), etc. (that is, I consider these to be artistic moments - all the same can be considered from other points of view). Yes, many do not cling either.
Charisma is meant more to a person (I think so) - and here on one external attractiveness (attractiveness) you will not go far - more here refers to character traits, purposefulness, etc. - this is what I presented in butterflies: -)

07.04.2008 19:12, Tigran Oganesov

You are right, the concept of "charisma" is more often used in relation to people and involves more than just appearance. But I just meant what I wrote. That is, not only the artistic component, but also behavioral, historical, linguistic, etc. Everything in the complex creates the very "charisma".
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