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25.05.2012 12:20, bora

Colleagues, please help with the definition. Both pigeons were caught in the south of the Chelyabinsk region in the mountain steppe 22.06.
Just do not need versions on icarus, they were there 3 weeks earlier and completely different smile.gif
Another question, I'm going to go fishing today in Orenburg region, tell me who went there, what is interesting there at the beginning of June, especially among pigeons...

Most likely, these are female Polyommatus eros krulikowsky.
At the beginning of June, Polyommatus (Neolysandra) coelestinus and Polyommatus (Agrodiaetus) damone were caught in Guberly.

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25.05.2012 17:48, daydreamer

What about Athamanthia japhetica and Calophrys suaviola?

25.05.2012 18:37, Valentinus

The second season of the search for this remarkable species in Azerbaijan was crowned with success jump.gif picture: Athamanthia_japhetica.jpg
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25.05.2012 21:28, Valentinus

Well, just a little extra. It flies with japhetic to Locus classicus, but is much more widespread.
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26.05.2012 1:55, Melittia

Well, just a little extra. It flies with japhetic to Locus classicus, but is much more widespread.
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I would like to remind you that the concept of "Locus classicus" does not exist in zoology. Here the ICZN has approved the concept of "standard location".

26.05.2012 14:48, Valentinus

I would like to remind you that the concept of "Locus classicus" does not exist in zoology. Here the ICZN has approved the concept of "standard location".

Thanks for the correction, but this expression was more of a joke tongue.gif
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31.05.2012 15:55, daydreamer

So still about Athamanthia japhetica... I was wondering if anyone was fishing in Orenburg region in the Urals. I went to the Kremlin on the weekend. From pigeons pylaon, coelestinus, vicrama, amandus, dispar, thersamon, icarus, thersites, tityrus, semiagrus, idas, argirognomon, rhymnus. I do not write generic names, because it is not a fact that they will be relevant). But japhetica and Calophrys suaviola alas and ah...we didn't get caught!

01.06.2012 22:27, PG18

Athamanthia japhetica was caught in 2004, near the former village of Gubernia (now occupied by sectarians), in mid-June, on a small patch of gravel slope of the slope above the river. Published (with pictures of the butterfly and biotope) here: Gorbunov P., Kosterin O. 2007. The butterflies of North Asia in nature. Vol. 2.: 381
I think it's flying right now.
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04.06.2012 20:06, daydreamer

It was from this book of yours that I learned about the discovery. It is doubly pleasant to read the author's answer. The find is amazing!!! From the thought that right now there is flying becomes sad, because the vacation is over (

05.06.2012 9:56, Penzyak

On Saturday, I went with Sergey Shibaev and Dmitry Polikanin to the south-east of the region (the junction of Saratovskaya - Ulyanovsaka - Penza), worked in a large system of steppe gullies (where we previously found zegris, dwarf xylocope, geranium osmia-by the way, a new species of bee fauna of the Russian Federation and other rarities, including from plants) so - called "Pine Ravine "or as we called this area for Western views of nature"El Dorado". On a meadow slope overgrown with broom, he caught 3 males and 1 female Polyommatus eros boisduvalii (Herrich-Schäffer, 1844)!!? We managed to photograph a feeding male on a flowering thyme. In nature now as a result of an unusually hot spring (almost early summer ... winter somehow immediately turned into summer...) insects come out 3-4 weeks earlier than usual!!? That is, by species, it is now the end of June in the Middle Volga region... early July!! We have never seen or heard this from old-timers (regarding the flowering of plants)! Naturally, this is rather an exception to the rule and it makes no sense to take into account such an early date in the biology of the species - but such observations provide invaluable material for scientific research.

On the spread of pigeons: bellargus, Arion and Boisduval.

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13.06.2012 18:21, Krupskyi

A few of last year's "novelties" - Boisduvali, damone, tersamont. All of them are from the Bugulminsky district of Tatarstan. Date in the file name.
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15.06.2012 19:36, Krupskyi

Finally removed Pseudophilotes bavius from the straightener. 09.05.12 Tatarstan, Bugulminsky district.

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15.06.2012 20:18, daydreamer

I couldn't resist posting it!
Chelyabinsk region, Chesmensky district, 10.05.2012. North in the Urals did not catch as far as I know.

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25.06.2012 20:01, daydreamer

A small souvenir of the already apparently outgoing year with Guberly, end of May 2012-Plebejus pylaon female

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12.07.2012 4:37, bora

Tikhonov V. V., Vodolazhsky D. I., Stradomsky B. V. 2012. Satyrium acaciae abdominalis (Gerhard, [1850]) (Lepidoptera: Lycaenidae): a systematic position based on biological, morphological, and molecular genetic studies. newsletter. 8(1): 149-151.

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24.07.2012 9:07, bora

I have been studying the stages of pigeon development for many years and I never get tired of being surprised by the degree of infection of populations with horsemen. Sometimes up to 80% of the caterpillars are affected.
Brachonidae on Plebeius maracandicus

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24.07.2012 9:10, bora

Ichneumonidae on Plebeius maracandicus

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24.07.2012 9:12, bora

Ichneumonidae on Polyommatus icarus

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21.08.2012 7:05, bora

Vodolazhsky D.I., Stradomsky B.V. 2012. Comparative genital and molecular genetic analysis of blue butterflies (Lepidoptera: Lycaenidae) of Rostov-on-Don area // Molecular Phylogenetics (MolPhy-3). Moskow: 70-71.

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22.08.2012 16:58, Dr. Niko

"The ice has broken, gentlemen of the jury! (c) wink.gif
The biological impacts of the Fukushima nuclear accident on the pale grass blue butterfly (to download a pdf file, click download pdf).
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25.08.2012 15:15, bora

Here's another parasite. This time on terzita.

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01.09.2012 14:37, Penzyak

.. it is a pity that at present we have almost no specialists in riders in the Russian Federation...

15.09.2012 20:18, bora

The caterpillars of P. corydonius showed an unusual trait: they gather in a group to pupate. Moreover, they wove a common web. I've never seen this happen in pigeons.

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25.09.2012 6:56, bora

This morning's catch. The pupa has already "overwintered".
And here is an unusual combination: mature chestnut/raspberry

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30.09.2012 19:04, bora

Today's replenishment (eggs - 4.08.2012, KCR, Teberda Nature Reserve, Jamagat Gorge)

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01.10.2012 17:30, lepidopterolog

And the top is normal?

03.10.2012 11:53, bora

Today's replenishment (eggs - 4.08.2012, KCR, Teberda Nature Reserve, Jamagat Gorge)


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06.10.2012 11:15, bora

Second generation of Polyommatus daphnis this year

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06.10.2012 20:51, Valentinus

Interesting. Has anyone ever seen the second generation of daphnis in nature? Theoretically, this is probably possible. For example, for Lebanon, Larsen cited the second generation. Is it possible that along with a warming climate, some species in our latitudes will give more generations?

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06.10.2012 21:08, rhopalocera.com

Interesting. Has anyone ever seen the second generation of daphnis in nature? Theoretically, this is probably possible. For example, for Lebanon, Larsen cited the second generation. Is it possible that along with a warming climate, some species in our latitudes will give more generations?



It is a pity that some species will become extinct.

07.10.2012 5:26, bora

Interesting. Has anyone ever seen the second generation of daphnis in nature? Theoretically, this is probably possible. For example, for Lebanon, Larsen cited the second generation. Is it possible that along with a warming climate, some species in our latitudes will give more generations?

Vikram, according to the observations of Gennady Schemberger, already gives three generations, and I grew the fourth out of it, which, in principle, is possible in nature, since the third was in August. As a complication, the feed base burns out.

07.10.2012 6:04, bora

Is it possible that along with a warming climate, some species in our latitudes will give more generations?

Then such meetings will be possible

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07.10.2012 9:41, Valentinus

As a complication, the feed base burns out.

This is not necessary. This year in Pyatigorsk rains were more or less regular. Near the house there is a population of argyrognomon on a pea. I think there were five generations. Even now, fresh ones can be seen. Boris Vitalievich, can you tell us how long one cycle of this type can take?

07.10.2012 10:49, bora

This is not necessary.

Of course, not necessarily, but this particular vikrama (for the third generation) in nature this year thyme shrank.

Near the house there is a population of argyrognomon on a pea. I think there were five generations. Even now, fresh ones can be seen. Boris Vitalievich, can you tell us how long one cycle of this type can take?

At 30 degrees, the full cycle-from 27 days and a little more (from egg to adult) + it is necessary to throw on spawning for three days = about a month.
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07.10.2012 14:50, bora

Here is another complex of species

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01.11.2012 9:52, Valentinus

Warm-up for taxonomists.
Try to identify pigeons.
The definition of the structure of the genitals made and will write later.
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01.11.2012 10:27, Penzyak

There is clearly a maracandicus here.

Boris, I have long wanted to ask you to enlighten us about the current situation in the Russian Federation with a little - known species-Everes decoloratus (Staudinger, 1886) .

01.11.2012 10:40, гук

Not maracandicus.
Very similar to idas, but most likely argus.

01.11.2012 12:57, Alexandr Zhakov

Warm-up for taxonomists.
Try to identify pigeons.
The definition of the structure of the genitals made and will write later.

If not Argus, I'd be surprised.
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01.11.2012 13:08, bora

Try to identify pigeons.

In Maracandicus, the black border on the forewings is virtually absent. In the argyrognomon, it is much narrower, and the wings are longer.
Idas also usually have a narrower black border, but there are also specimens with a wider one, for example, in North Ossetia and the KCR.
Argus is most suitable, of course.
However, that's what genital analysis is all about, so that you can guess less. External morphology is a variable thing.

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