Lycaenidae

14.11.2007 9:16, Pavel Morozov

03.02.2008 22:05, Andylog

Scolitantides orion (Pallas, 1771)

ssp. orion
Novosibirsk region, Maslyaninsky district, 24.06.2007
In the Novosibirsk region, the species is extremely local and rare.



ssp. johanseni (Wnukowsky, 1934)
Irkutsk region, lake.Baikal, Kultuk, 14.07.2003
An instance with a large blackout.

04.02.2008 18:17, gumenuk

Lycaenidae Golubyanka Plebejus idas (female)
Vladimir region forestry "Krasny Mayak"
03.07.2007 11: 51

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04.02.2008 18:29, gumenuk

Argus pigeon - Plebejus argus (female)
Vladimir region forestry "Krasny Mayak"
03.07.2007 11: 39

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06.03.2008 11:43, Andry Shaposhnikov

Lycaenidae from Bashkiria

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16.03.2008 9:46, Nozer

I also decided to check in:
Neolycaena davidi species from the Red Data Book of the Russian Federation

08.06.2008 23:02, borov

Aricia anteros, near Mariupol, Ukraine. May 2008.

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09.06.2008 13:17, Ducat

Here's Celastrina oreas. It seems that no one posted it. Quality of course...but I caught one like that. For some reason, it was very rare, I found only one copy and that one is in terrible condition.China, Sichuan.

09.06.2008 19:23, RippeR

07.12.2008 15:33, Andylog

Maculinea alcon jenissejensis Sheljuzhko, 1928

Male, Russia, Altai, Kurai Mts., 2.07.2008:





Female, Russia, Altai, Kurai Mts., 5.07.2008:

29.10.2009 23:47, okoem

30.10.2009 0:51, Kharkovbut

30.10.2009 1:33, okoem

30.10.2009 1:47, Kharkovbut

Yes, I agree, I am far from a great photographer and my vocation is different... But this does not mean that all my pictures are staged by definition! If I took a staged photo, I ALWAYS talk about it! Hurtful...

Pavel, please don't be offended. I didn't mean everything you've written here. I just expressed my opinion about staged photos. I prefer to make them natural, for me this is the whole buzz. I admit that things may be different for others.

In any case, please forgive me if I put it too harshly.

30.10.2009 1:54, Kharkovbut

This is true, however, if it is not a particular problem to shoot the fauna of diaries without setting up a special problem, then here are nocturnal and preimagital stages - in most cases - alas...

It's hard to argue. However, the production is different.

If a dustpan landed on the screen and was photographed there , is this a production? (Is this behavior natural for scoops? )

Or if the blade of grass on which the caterpillar was sitting was turned in order to better illuminate it - setting? Strictly speaking, yes...

But there is also another setting. When the insect is caught, it is moved to the studio and filmed there. Yes, even in the refrigerator pre-sat... I personally am not interested in doing such things. Although I fully admit (and even know) that this can also bring benefits and pleasure.

30.10.2009 1:56, Kharkovbut

We spread a flood here...

30.10.2009 10:56, okoem

but then how to understand okoyem's comment:

Pasha, don't be offended, it's not a production, so it's not a production. But just the first picture of the female looks very unnatural. Healthy females never sit on rocks, and when resting, they don't sit with their heads up. Moreover, the head almost lies on the paws, the side is dark, as if it is worn from pressing, and on the costal edge of the front wing in a characteristic place a scar is visible as from a wing crease, which (usually) in agrodietuses very often happens when caught in nets. At the same time, I know that you also shoot productions (chervonets) and I know that photographing a female agrodiatus is very difficult - it is extremely shy, does not let you go and immediately flies far away, dark, and is lost from sight.
And what conclusion could I draw after all this?
In general, there is something wrong with this female. I have been observing this species for 6 years - no butterfly has ever landed like this. And your male-here he sits Correctly

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30.10.2009 17:24, okoem

But if a person is an "amateur" - what's the point of lying?
...
On a steep slope for about an hour I had to climb back and forth! At the same time, it was lost twice, and then reappeared. When she sat on a rock (why a rock? but hr ... n doesn't know!)

So I'm not accusing you of anything.

I don't know about the pigeons, I've never driven them for an hour, but if you drive a moth for ten or fifteen minutes, it starts to sit down randomly and wherever it gets, and then refuses to take off at all. Maybe you just drove it in an hour?

Yes, yes, that's it.
By the way, in my opinion, she doesn't even have enough left palpel-there, the proboscis is exposed like that.

I don't know why there were no males. But on June 17, it's actually a little early, at least on Echki-Dag, females only start to come out in 10 days. Although it will probably be warmer in Orlinoye...

30.10.2009 17:42, barko

30.10.2009 18:22, RippeR

30.10.2009 20:27, palvasru4ko

Lycaena tersamon. Crimea, Krasnogvardeysky district, Chapaevo village, 01.08.2009.


Aricia agestis. Crimea, roc. Saki, Mikhaylovka village, 01.05.2009


Green and brown caterpillars of Plebejus argus. Crimea, north-east of Sevastopol, near the village of Frontovoe, 26.04.2009.


The caterpillars were on the periphery of the anthills under the rocks - they were already going to pupate. I turned the stone over and drove the ants away... I took a couple of shots... I took the tracks... Males emerged from the pupae, but the wings did not spread... Sorry... Apparently-the ants jinxed it.

This post was edited by palvasru4ko - 10/30/2009 20: 30

30.10.2009 20:37, bora

P. bavius Rostov region, Belokalitvensky district, kh. Boguraev - May 9, 2009
Neolycaena rhymnus adult release
P. coelestinus imago outlet
aricia teberdina imago outlet
aricia teberdina larva cannibalism
L. thersamon imago output

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30.10.2009 21:27, vasiliy-feoktistov

Well, from me a few Moscow suburbs.
All from here: M. O. Balashikha district, Zheleznodorozhny district.
1) Callophrys rubi Linnaeus, 1758- 01.05.2006г.
2) Lycaena virgaureae Linnaeus, 1758 (female) - 29.05.2005
3) Lycaena alciphron Rottemburg, 1775 (female) - 28.06.2009
4) Glaucopsyche alexis Poda, 1761 (pair) - 22.06.2009
5) Polyommatus amandus Schneider, 1792 (male) - 24.06.2007
6) Glaucopsyche alexis Poda, 1761 (female) - 01.07.2009
7) Polyommatus (Polyommatus) icarus Rottemburg, 1775 (pair) - 14.08.2005
If I defined something incorrectly (I may be wrong)- please correct me.

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30.10.2009 21:36, RippeR

30.10.2009 21:41, Kharkovbut

30.10.2009 21:43, vasiliy-feoktistov

30.10.2009 21:45, bora

Rostov region, Belokalitvensky district, kh. Boguraev-May 23, 2009
G. alexis mating
P. pylaon
Karachay-Cherkessia, Dzhemagat Gorge, 1600 m, June 11, 2009
sephirus

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30.10.2009 21:59, bora

Callophrys chalybeitincta-exit from egg
E.eumedon-nutrition of second-instar caterpillars

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30.10.2009 21:59, Kharkovbut

All 3 photos have 1 view.

Why??? Amanda is this...

30.10.2009 22:04, vasiliy-feoktistov

30.10.2009 22:10, Kharkovbut

Yes, because from one place. However, I'll check it out now. If it matches,I'll fix it.

I didn't think that pigeons of more than one species do not gather in one place...

30.10.2009 22:18, bora

First instar caterpillars

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30.10.2009 22:21, vasiliy-feoktistov

30.10.2009 22:28, Kharkovbut

The shade depends on a lot of things: light, camera settings... You don't need an undergarment to identify Amanda.

Here are two photos taken in the Kharkiv region, in ONE place, by the way. Who is in the photo of Vasily, I ask???

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30.10.2009 22:35, vasiliy-feoktistov

30.10.2009 22:39, Kharkovbut

I agree with you (according to your version). Fix it?

By the way, there is no doubt about the definition of alcifron, you can remove the question mark.

30.10.2009 22:43, vasiliy-feoktistov

30.10.2009 22:43, okoem

30.10.2009 22:45, Kharkovbut

IMHO, Vasily definitely has Amanda.

Finally, the voice of one crying in the wilderness is heard!!!

30.10.2009 23:05, vasiliy-feoktistov

Male Lycaena virgaureae Linnaeus, 1758 - the most frequent chervonets in the Moscow region from different angles.

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