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25.03.2016 22:11, chebur

Please help me with the definition..

This is a male Orgyia (Clethrogyna) flavolimbata Staudinger, 1881.
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26.03.2016 7:29, AGG

Hello, Nikolay!
the other day, by chance (at work) I came across pheromone traps and in particular on volnyanok http://www.biotech-system.com.ua/ru/produc...heromone-traps/
have you ever used pheromones? Will our orgies fly on a pheromone for Orgyia pseudotsugata?

26.03.2016 8:56, СамПавел

I have been working with Biotech Systems for 4 years. Pheromone traps are excellent, did not fail. So with Orgyia pseudotsugata, I think it's worth a try. Although not fact
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26.03.2016 17:43, usya04

Good afternoon! can someone help with the definition of butterflies in post #717?

26.03.2016 18:57, chebur

Good afternoon! Please help me with the definition.

1. Tajikistan, Fan Mountains, Alps. Artuch camp, 29.06.1997 h=2150m
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2. Sakhalin, G. Chekhov, VI. 1995
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3. Primorye, Lazo village, 06.08.1980
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1. What is the correct name for your first view from Tajikistan, so far, I can't say. There are several taxa described from this region.
Your specimen most closely resembles the "Dasychira" fascelina salangi Ebert, 1968 described from Afghanistan. The status of this taxon is unclear.
2. For Sakhalin, as far as I know, neither of the two species of the genus Leucoma has yet been cited. Are you sure about this label?
Most likely, you have in the photo a male Leucoma candida Staudinger, 1892. Look at it on a dark background. If it doesn't show through, then you have this view.
3. Female Artaxa subflava Bremer, 1864.
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26.03.2016 19:09, chebur

Hello, Nikolay!
the other day, by chance (at work) I came across pheromone traps and in particular on volnyanok http://www.biotech-system.com.ua/ru/produc...heromone-traps/
have you ever used pheromones? Will our orgies fly on a pheromone for Orgyia pseudotsugata?

I didn't use pheromones. But I have a few males of high-mountain volnyanki from Orgyia (Clethrogyna) dubia sp. complex, which were caught accidentally while collecting glass jars using pheromones.
Whether our orgies will fly to pheromones for Orgyia pseudotsugata, probably, can only be found out by experience.
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27.03.2016 15:24, Konung

caught on pheromones Orgyia antiqua. they fly well!
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27.03.2016 15:39, AGG

caught on pheromones Orgyia antiqua. they fly well!

what were the pheromones like?

27.03.2016 16:32, Konung

what were the pheromones like?

it was on her and was

28.03.2016 9:29, usya04

  
Are you sure about this label?


Thanks! I'm sure of the label.

10.06.2016 0:25, Zhuk

A little bit from the life of Gynaephora fascelina.
Early-aged caterpillars were collected in Lishnyagi (Serebryano-Prudsky district, Moscow Region) at the end of April this year, on a broom tree. Later they were safely transplanted to a willow tree.
The first butterflies started coming out on June 1-2.

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10.06.2016 0:27, Zhuk

And in addition, what happens if one of the caterpillars is reeled in.

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18.08.2016 22:15, Zhuk

Lachana alpherakii Grum-Grzhimailo, 1891 male
CHINA, Gansu, Altyn-Shan, h=3800m, July 2016, Zhuk leg.
Butterflies scurry down the slope in the daytime like flies, very fast in a straight path. Caterpillars of different ages were also observed, from which wingless females later emerged. Thanks to D. Shovkun for the definition!

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11.10.2016 17:11, Dmitry.F

  Lachana alpherakii Grum-Grzhimailo, 1891 male
CHINA, Gansu, Altyn-Shan, h=3800m, July 2016, Zhuk leg.
Butterflies scurry down the slope in the daytime like flies, very fast in a straight path. Caterpillars of different ages were also observed, from which wingless females later emerged. Thanks to D. Shovkun for the definition!



Well, no, you have to thank Tatyana Trofimova for the definition, I was only an intermediary in this case.
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26.10.2016 22:30, Sergey Rybalkin

This female redtail decided to be born from a pupa without diapause on 15.09.2016. The caterpillar was collected in late August and pupated in early September. g.Snezhinsk, Chelyabinsk region.

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05.12.2016 17:42, rhopalocera.com

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14.09.2017 11:15, evk

Please help with the definition, although it may not be all in the subject smile.gif

Kyrgyzstan, hr. Moldo-Too, 2600-2700 m n. o. m., to the light. 24-25.07.2017
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Kyrgyzstan, valley of the Western Karakol river, 5 km In the village of Suusamyr. Into the light. 19.07.2017.
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14.09.2017 11:20, Vlad Proklov

Please help with the definition, although it may not be all in the subject smile.gif

Kyrgyzstan, hr. Moldo-Too, 2600-2700 m n. o. m., to the light. 24-25.07.2017

The first two are saccharidae (Psychidae). Light up Kozhenchikov to begin with (there is on flora and fauna).
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14.09.2017 13:07, evk

The first two are saccharidae (Psychidae). Light up Kozhenchikov to begin with (there is on flora and fauna).

Thanks! I have always associated baggies with small change smile.gif

14.09.2017 15:26, evk

The first two are saccharidae (Psychidae). Light up Kozhenchikov to begin with (there is on flora and fauna).

Lit smile.gifIt up for 90% Oiketicoides sp. Well, then, alas. I didn't take any copies myself.

14.09.2017 21:06, Grigory Grigoryev

The rest of the butterflies (not bagworms) appear to me as Leucoma sartus Erschoff, 1874

This post was edited by cajarc - 14.09.2017 21: 08
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30.12.2017 4:17, Sergey Rybalkin

Stages of development of Kunashir Calliteara lunulata

Female collected 10.07.2017 on Kunashir Island, Tretyakov country village
Eggs laid 14.07.2017
Caterpillars came out 22.07.2017
pupae 30.08-16.09.2017
the first male came out without diapause 24.09.2017
other adults came out from 8.12-13.12.2017

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01.01.2018 11:38, chebur

Please help with the definition, although it may not be all in the subject smile.gif

Kyrgyzstan, valley of the Western Karakol river, 5 km In the village of Suusamyr. Into the light. 19.07.2017.
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This is a male Leucoma flavosulfurea Erschoff, 1872.
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01.01.2018 17:01, chebur

I offer you several types of volnyanki from different parts of the world. Let's start with Africa.
Euroctoides acrisia Plötz, 1880
Male (32mm) and female (44mm) - Cameroon, leg. A. Delassise
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01.01.2018 17:18, chebur

Eudasychira geoffreyi (Bethuna-Baker, 1913)
The species was described from Uganda.
Male (36mm) - DRC, leg. local collector
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01.01.2018 21:26, chebur

Pirga cryptogena Collenette, 1931
Male (45mm) - DRC, leg. local collector
Thanks to Nico Sander for the material!
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01.01.2018 21:44, chebur

Volnyanki never cease to amaze with their sexual dimorphism.
Argyrostagma niobe Weymer, 1896
Male (30mm) and female (50mm – - Cameroon, leg. A. Delassise
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01.01.2018 22:12, chebur

Otroeda cf. hesperia Cramer, 1779
Male (59mm) - Togo, leg. local collector
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01.01.2018 22:24, chebur

Otroeda cafra Drury, 1782
Male (77mm) - Cameroon, leg. local collector
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02.01.2018 14:05, Sergey Rybalkin

Well now the classic from volnyanok
Stages of development Lymantria dispar
Chelyabinsk regionSnezhinsk

female caught 20.07.2016
eggs laid 21.07.2016
caterpillars released 11.05.2017
pupae 7-9. 06. 2017
butterflies released 18-23. 06. 2017

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02.01.2018 17:12, chebur

Lymantriades obliqualinea Bethune-Baker, 1911
Female (27mm) - Namibia, leg. S. Murzin
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02.01.2018 17:24, chebur

Laelia clarki Janse, 1915
Male (29mm) - Botswana, leg. S. Murzin
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02.01.2018 17:30, chebur

Laelia gwelila Swinhoe, 1903
Male (31mm) - Zimbabwe, leg.Yakovlev
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02.01.2018 17:56, chebur

Laelia bonaberiensis Strand, 1915
Male (25mm) - Cameroon, leg. A. Delassise
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02.01.2018 18:15, chebur

Laelia amabilis Aurivillius, 1879
The female was already earlier. I'll duplicate it in a pair with a male.
Male (26mm) and female (32mm) - Namibia, leg. S. Murzin
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02.01.2018 18:19, chebur

Dasychira cf. punctifera (Walker, 1858)
Male (28mm) - Cameroon, leg. A. Delassise
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This post was edited by chebur - 02.01.2018 18: 20
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02.01.2018 18:29, chebur

Dasychira bimaculata Aurivillius, 1904
Male (32mm) - Cameroon, leg. A. Delassise
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02.01.2018 18:34, chebur

Dasychira extatura Distant, 1897
Male (26mm) and female (32mm) - South Africa, leg. local collector
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02.01.2018 20:19, chebur

Rahona macrodonta Hering, 1926
Male (50mm) and female (71mm) - Cameroon, leg. A. Delassise
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02.01.2018 20:35, chebur

Euroctis molunduana Aurivillius, 1925
Male (31mm) and female (44mm) - Cameroon, leg. A. Delassise
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