Moths

11.09.2009 10:44, Pavel Morozov

The pupa is located in a thin cocoon, sometimes between the leaves of a food plant.
The male pupa is much smaller than the female

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11.09.2009 10:45, Pavel Morozov

Male (first released in late August)

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11.09.2009 10:49, Pavel Morozov

Female (appeared only yesterday)
naturally, much larger than the male. This copy, while I was at work, somehow got out of the cage, managed to get a little shabby and in the evening was found after a long search on an Ikea stool.

When disturbed, both the male and female fold their wings over themselves, showing off a bright pink belly.

So, Lymantria bivittata (Moore, 1879)

This post was edited by Morozzz - 09/11/2009 10:49 am

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12.09.2009 4:45, Pavel Morozov

It is worth noting that the males were hatched during the day or in the early evening. The
following photo is one of the most exciting moments

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12.09.2009 4:47, Pavel Morozov

Continuation of the series "the birth of a male"

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26.09.2009 22:06, Pavel Morozov

A straightened pair of Lymantria bivittata (Moore, 1879)
male at the top

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27.09.2009 14:50, Pavel Morozov

And an old woman can be a mess.
In the summer, growing a brood of Nygmia plana (see above), I experienced for myself what allergic dermatitis is. The hairs of the caterpillars got on the skin and caused itching and rashes in the form of hives. The cd problem was dealt with safely.
But.
The other day, I was sorting through the coverties that were lying around in the "bins" and found several with female waves of Euroctis, Artaxa and Nygmia sp. and their clutches. For some reason, the caterpillars didn't come out then, but I still left the butterflies. Egg clutches usually contain a large number of small and flying hairs from the end of the abdomen.
A few minutes after opening the butterfly envelope, my right eye began to itch. What happened next-see the photo.

I post photos as a warning, especially for allergy sufferers.
And in the photos - at the top is an erythematous-urticarial rash, at the bottom is a limantrid clutch (the bottom photo was taken in May)

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06.11.2009 22:12, Zhuk

Lymantria monacha (Linnaeus, 1758)
Dark form
MO, Shatursky district, July 2009

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23.11.2009 13:39, Гена

Cifuna locuples, Thanks to Morozzz for the definition!

Primorsky Krai, Shkotovsky district 1991-1993



This post was edited by Gena - 23.11.2009 13: 59

04.12.2009 16:23, Pavel Morozov

Calliteara complicata (Walker, 1865)
male above
Mountain butterfly, distributed from the Himalayas to the South / West of China
Bhutan, leg. V. Sinyaev

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04.12.2009 16:29, Pavel Morozov

"Calliteara" angulata (Hampson, 1895)
male above, Vietnam, leg. V. Zolotukhin
photo of a female resting-Nepal, Pokhara. July ' 08
The species is widely distributed in South and Southeast Asia

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04.12.2009 16:34, Pavel Morozov

Lymantria ganara Moore, 1859
female, S. Vietnam. leg. V. Zolotukhin
male is much more modest - smaller and in color almost like our nun
The species is distributed in South Asia, nominative subspecies from Indonesia. This specimen belongs to the subspecies xiaolingensis Chao, 1985.

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04.12.2009 16:47, Pavel Morozov

Small and very pretty Mardara
calligramma Walker, 1865
Bhutan, leg. V. Sinyaev
Distribution-Himalayas and Tibet

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02.02.2010 1:04, Vlad Proklov

But from Portugal comrade:

Lymantria atlantica Rambur, 1837

11.03.2010 14:14, Pavel Morozov

Perina nuda (Fabricius, 1787)
Male at the top. Volnyanki, as they usually do, surprise with their sexual dimorphism.
The male is from Vietnam, the female was personally caught in Nepal.
It is widely distributed in South and Southeast Asia

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11.03.2010 14:46, RippeR

05.07.2010 17:53, PG18

Still would like to see images of Euroctis (=Prothesia) karghalica...

In the second half of June in Kazakhstan, it was caught everywhere, from the steppes in the Naurzum district in the north (Kostanay region, 52 degrees NW) to the Syr Darya and Karatau in the south (42-43 degrees NW). The trap flew badly, but in the morning, and later in the afternoon, a lot of people sat on the screen and on other surfaces, without flying away.

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05.07.2010 20:15, Zhuk

Orgyia dubia (Tauscher, 1806)
Samka, Saratov region, Ozinsky district

Caterpillar 28.06.2010


3.07 pupated

Pupa


5.07 a butterfly came out, if you can call this creature that

12.12.2010 22:35, barko

Russian woman from Iran. I ask for help in determining.

19.12.2010 20:37, Sergey Didenko

How do you like this little wave? Caught in Primorye. Does it resemble the new species Somena pulverea for the Russian Federation? There is no way we can reach Chistyakov and inform him about this discovery.

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20.12.2010 1:01, Гена

Please help me determine,
Ukraine, Khmelnitsky region, Kitaygorod neighborhood, 19.05.2004

20.12.2010 1:13, barko

20.12.2010 1:19, John-ST

23.12.2010 1:34, John-ST

03.01.2011 18:55, tvgord

Ivela ochropoda
Buryatia, Selenga srednegorye, Uda valley, ilmovnik (Ulmus pumila) D: 10.06.2010; B: 5.07.2010.

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09.01.2011 2:22, Igorvet

Somena pulverea. Nepal, Pokhara 12.07.2010

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09.01.2011 2:28, Igorvet

Lymantria serva female. The place and time are the same.

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09.01.2011 2:46, Igorvet

Vague worries. Nepal, Nagarkot. 04.07.2010. Sorry for the state, but such people have already arrived.

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09.01.2011 10:43, Pavel Morozov

09.01.2011 12:19, Igorvet

A couple more Somena sp. (pulverea?) Male from Pokhara, female from Nagarkot. Although there may be different types.

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09.01.2011 12:23, Igorvet

In general, I agree that the group is a bit murky, and I also don't actually have any information on them

09.01.2011 12:53, Pavel Morozov

09.01.2011 14:19, Igorvet

Nepalese yellowtail. 16-17.07. 2010 Dulikel.

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09.01.2011 20:05, Pavel Morozov

Numenes patrana Moore, 1859 and wild herbivorous sexual dimorphism.
the female is pink, the male is striped.
Bhutan, leg. V. Sinyaev
Himalayas and mountains of Myanmar, South China and North Vietnam.

The female I exhibited earlier, and the male was assigned to me by Schintlmeister himself.

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10.01.2011 0:52, Sergey Didenko

11.01.2011 22:09, guest2

11.01.2011 23:29, Igorvet

Calliteara pudibunda (sorry for the replay). Ordinary (Kiev region, Zagaltsy) and dark (Transcarpathian region, Podobovets village area) forms. 2009

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12.01.2011 14:52, Musson max

And another Calliteara pudibunda from the Transcarpathian region. Ukraine (May 2010) - also a dark form. And what is interesting - only three specimens of Calliteara pudibunda males arrived during the night and they were all so dark, even very dark.



This post was edited by Musson max - 12.01.2011 14: 53

12.01.2011 18:28, Igorvet

09.04.2011 21:14, Pavel Morozov

Autumn Far Eastern volnyanka
Dicallomera olga (Oberthür, 1881)
Primorsky Krai, Partizansky district, late September
Male above

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