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Pavel Morozov, 01.08.2007 0:06

I post another object of adoration-green moths.
For starters, four of our own:
1 - Thalera fimbrialis
2 - Thetidia smaragdaria
3 - Hemithea aestivaria
4 - Geometra papilionaria

Pay attention to the mosquitoes in the second picture. I didn't want to remove them from the frame. smile.gif

This post was edited by Morozzz - 01.08.2007 00: 19

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01.08.2007 0:10, Pavel Morozov

And, of course, the Far East.
1 - Maxates protrusa
2 - Geometra albovenaria
3 - Iotaphora admirabilis
4 - Geometra papilionaria
5 - Thetidia albocostaria
6 - Culpinia diffusa
7 - Thetidia chlorophyllaria
8 - Thetidia albocostaria (ещё раз)
9 - Comibaena delicatior

Primorsky Krai, Khasansky district, Andreyevka, July 20-29, 2006.

This post was edited by Morozzz - 01.08.2007 09: 00

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01.08.2007 0:22, Pavel Morozov

Who else has what? Picking up.

01.08.2007 0:32, mikee

Wonderful! Thank you. It's just a pity that in the collection they quickly fade even in indirect light. They fly quite often, but Hemithea aestivaria has never been caught.

01.08.2007 0:35, Ilia Ustiantcev

Geometra papilionaria
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01.08.2007 8:25, Bad Den


5 - Thetidia albocostaria
8 - Comibaena delicatior

Pretty similar, in my opinion.
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01.08.2007 8:48, Pavel Morozov

Pretty similar, in my opinion.

I'm sorry, I missed the seventh, that's why I'm so confused.
7 - Thetidia chloropyllaria
8 - Thetidia albocostaria
9 - Comibaena delicatior

Naturally, 5 and 8 are the same thing.

This post was edited by Morozzz - 01.08.2007 09: 03

01.08.2007 10:04, Zhuk

Chlorissa viridata (although possibly cloraria?)
27.05.07. MO
user posted image

This post was edited by Zhuk-01.08.2007 10: 29
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01.08.2007 10:21, RippeR

Frozz:
It's a great idea to do these sets. It is very convenient to identify similar types from them! In this way, you can at least understand a little bit about different similar types for people like me, for example smile.gif

This year I caught a few day-old green moths. Although their color is rather faded. I didn't find any of them in these photos. If necessary, I will bring wink.gifyou a fairly large species (if compared with many other moths)

01.08.2007 12:37, Pavel Morozov

Frozz:
It's a great idea to do these sets. It is very convenient to identify similar types from them! In this way, you can at least understand a little bit about different similar types for people like me, for example smile.gif

This year I caught a few day-old green moths. Although their color is rather faded. I didn't find any of them in these photos. If necessary, I will bring wink.gifyou a fairly large species (if compared with many other moths)

BE SURE TO DRIVE!!!
Do you also have tufts? Especially Spatalia argentina and Drymonia sp?

01.08.2007 12:39, Pavel Morozov

Yes, the greens are a pretty (albeit capricious) collectible.
Tropical or something to lay out?

01.08.2007 12:56, Zhuk

Tropical or something to lay out?

Угу,угу!!! yes.gif

01.08.2007 13:05, Pavel Morozov

Here are some tropical ones for you. Mostly Sarawak (Malaysia, Borneo), there are a couple from French Guiana, a copy from China.

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01.08.2007 13:09, Zhuk

Respect!!!! mol.gif mol.gif mol.gif

01.08.2007 13:13, Ilia Ustiantcev

Middle row # 4 isn't agathia carissima by any chance?

01.08.2007 13:27, Pavel Morozov

Middle row # 4 isn't agathia carissima by any chance?

Rather it is Agathia rubrilineata

01.08.2007 13:36, RippeR

Morozzz:
This is something with something!!! I've never seen such wonderful pyadenechegs before! Would you like to invite me to watch it? shuffle.gif

01.08.2007 13:58, Pavel Morozov

so, those who were able to identify from this group on the world Wide web.
I repeat, most of them are from Borneo, from other places-will be indicated.
Vertically.
1st row 1- ??? (French Guiana), 2-Paramaxates polygrapharia, 3-Chloroglyphica xeromeris
2nd row 1-Tanaorhinus rafflesii, 2 -??? (China),
3-Herochroma urapteraria 3rd row 1-Maxates sp, 2-Eucyclodes albisparsa, 3-Orothalassodes hypocrites, 4 -??? (French Guiana)
4th row 1-Agathia codina, 2,3-Agathia rubrilineata
5th row 1 -??? (Borneo), 2-Agathia obsoleta, 3-Agathia vicina

01.08.2007 13:59, Pavel Morozov

Morozzz:
This is something with something!!! I've never seen such wonderful pyadenechegs before! Would you like to invite me to watch it? shuffle.gif

Come in.

01.08.2007 20:07, Pavel Morozov

And four more views from Primorye.
1- Geometra sponsaria
2- Geometra valida
3- Eucyclodes infractus
4- Thetidia smaragdaria mongolica

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02.08.2007 12:01, RippeR

Eh Frozzz, you inspire with your pyadenichkami. Already I want to collect something like this myself smile.gif

02.08.2007 15:04, svm2

Two more from near Kiev
Comibaena bajularia
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Hemistola chrysoprasaria
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02.08.2007 17:11, Pavel Morozov

svm2, you will spread just goodies! Both species are also found in the Moscow region, but they are by no means banal. I haven't met H. chrysoprasaria yet, and C. bajularia, imagine, last year I accidentally crushed it at the screen and didn't even notice it. Only in the morning, looking around the place for butterflies left over from the night, I saw a pathetic sight.
But I changed later, thanks to Bad Den for the material.

02.08.2007 18:55, Pavel Morozov

Eh Frozzz, you inspire with your pyadenichkami. I already want to collect something like this myself smile.gif

Here, when the meeting is already gaining a considerable amount - a peek.

02.08.2007 22:46, RippeR

I have so far 3 types of green-all on mattresses smile.gifAlthough not, 1 like straightened smile.gif

30.08.2007 20:41, Vlad Proklov

svm2, you will spread just goodies! Both species are also found in the Moscow region, but they are by no means banal. I haven't met H. chrysoprasaria yet, and C. bajularia, imagine, last year I accidentally crushed it at the screen and didn't even notice it. Only in the morning, looking around the place for butterflies left over from the night, I saw a pathetic sight.
But I changed later, thanks to Bad Den for the material.

Hemistola chrysoprasaria is not a Moscow region species, but its closest location is Galichya Gora in the Lipetsk region.

30.08.2007 20:46, Pavel Morozov

In the PTZ year in 2003 caught.
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31.08.2007 8:09, svm2

Near Kiev, it does not come across often, 1-2 per year, the first one flies much more often, but to have a lot-I did not have to see

27.11.2007 0:25, okoem

I decided to support the topic of green moths - I must admit that I am also not indifferent to them... And not only to them, but in general to all greens-mottled birds, shuttle birds and others, starting with Callophrys rubi.
Итак -
Campaea margaritata
Chlorissa viridata
Chloroclystis v-ata
Colostygia pectinataria
Comibaena bajularia
Hemithea aestivaria
Microloxia herbaria
Thalera fimbrialis
Thetidia smaragdaria

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27.11.2007 8:34, PG18

And a few missing ones, from the Urals:

Pseudoterpna pruinata
Hemistola chrysoprasaria
Geometra papilionaria
Chlorissa cloraria

This post was edited by PG18 - 27.11.2007 08: 45

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01.09.2008 2:37, Juglans

A few from Primorye. I will refrain from my dubious definitions, hoping for experienced users

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01.09.2008 2:39, Juglans

Another view, in the same place

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01.09.2008 7:20, Pavel Morozov

The first three are Thetidia albocostaria and the
fourth is Thalera, probably lacerataria

in the second picture, the yellow one is Euchristophia cumulata
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01.09.2008 8:21, Juglans

Primorye region

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01.09.2008 8:43, Pavel Morozov

Clearly, the genus is Timandra, but it does not belong to the green ones

This post was edited by Morozzz - 01.09.2008 08: 44

01.09.2008 13:21, Juglans

Here's more

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01.09.2008 18:20, Pavel Morozov

And this-Comibaena amoenaria
is just lovely!
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01.09.2008 20:41, Grigory Grigoryev

Here are three photos from DV and one from Borneo. I don't know the names.

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01.09.2008 21:02, Pavel Morozov

1-Geometra albovenaria
2,3 - Geometra ussuriensis
4-with crescent wings-Tanaorhinus rafflesii
under it-Herochroma sp.

This post was edited by Morozzz - 01.09.2008 21: 03
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01.09.2008 21:35, Pavel Morozov

from me nepalese
Orothalassodes (?) hypocrites

This post was edited by Morozzz - 02.09.2008 07: 22

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