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Photo from Kaimanovka

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Pavel Morozov, 15.08.2007 21:58

This time I post photos of an amateur entomologist from the Tula region, my long-time and very good friend and teacher. Photos from the vicinity of Kaimanovka (Primorsky Krai, near the Ussuri Nature Reserve), taken in July 2000 on a film camera. The photos are scanned and the resolution is low, which, however, does not prevent them from transmitting the atmosphere of the Ussuri region. In the photo-Amureana schrenckii on telegraph poles, clusters of butterflies on a wet road, Sephisa princeps, male.

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schrenckii_3.jpg — (127.19к)

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Wet_ground.jpg — (221.7к)

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dichroa.jpg — (141.58к)

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15.08.2007 22:08, Pavel Morozov

unfortunately, in Andreevka, where my wife and I visited, there was no such abundance, but there were those species that are not found in the rest of Primorye.
In short, cool there, anywhere!

This post was edited by Morozzz - 08/15/2007 22: 27

16.08.2007 14:02, PG18

It's funny! I clarified it from my diary: in 2000, on June 18-21 and July 14-21, I myself wandered along the path with these very pillars from Kaimanovka to the reserve!.. I don't remember meeting anyone else with a net...

17.08.2007 8:32, Pavel Morozov

I'll add more. All the same schrenck's rainbow (Amureana schrenckii). above is a male, below is a female.

This post was edited by Morozzz - 17.08.2007 08: 32

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schrenckii_1.jpg — (145.91к)

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schrenckii_2.jpg — (141.51 k)

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17.08.2007 8:40, Pavel Morozov

Well, this photo is for conservationists and all living things. Since we have to deal with statements that entomologists destroy innocent butterflies, beetles, bees and other boogers, I will post this specifically. On the roads of Primorye and the Amur region in a year under the wheels of cars die much more tailed maak (Papilio (Achillides) maackii), than in 20 years at the hands of entomologists. And in addition to them on the roads there are also ribbon beetles, pestles, and rainbows, including shrenka, millions of pigeons and other butterflies. I'm not even talking about other insects.

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maackii_road.jpg — (136.05к)

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21.08.2007 10:05, RippeR

don't talk about pigeons weep.gif

21.08.2007 12:42, Juglans

Morozzz, and what butterflies known from Andreevka are unknown in the rest of Primorye? I asked the lepidopterologists from BPI - they don't know ...

21.08.2007 14:43, Pavel Morozov

You Juglans are a bit bilious, aren't you?

What butterflies?
Where, besides Khasansky district, can you catch Klanis? Eh?
If you share, I will be glad.

21.08.2007 14:58, Pavel Morozov

Morozzz, and what butterflies known from Andreevka are unknown in the rest of Primorye? I asked the lepidopterologists at BPI - they don't know ...

Too bad they don't know.
I didn't specifically mean Andreevka, but Khasansky district.
If you still need to enlighten, then please - Protantigius superans, Lethe diana.

Don't provoke Flame, please.

21.08.2007 15:10, Juglans

What does bile have to do with it?! (...) Everything is clear with the Khasansky district, but I was just thinking that some butterflies (scoops)are known only from isolated finds from the ROC. Andreyevka. Khasansky district is VERY long - there are plants known only from 1-2 localities. In the area of Golubinny utyosa, there are probably insect species that are absent in other places of the Khasansky district.

This post was edited by Juglans - 08/21/2007 15: 11

21.08.2007 16:41, Ilia Ustiantcev

Lethe diana!? eek.gif
Can I have a list of marigolds in Primorye?

21.08.2007 16:47, Pavel Morozov

Lethe diana!? eek.gif
Can I have a list of marigolds in Primorye?

Yes, they were caught in Riazanovka.

22.08.2007 19:14, Pavel Morozov

http://szmn.sbras.ru/Lepidop/Lepidopt.htm

Link to the Siberian Zoo Museum, the collection is curated by Dubatolov. There you can not only look at the marigolds.
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22.08.2007 19:34, Ilia Ustiantcev

Is that a MARIGOLD BOWL? Does anyone know more about it?
http://szmn.sbras.ru/picts/butterfly/Satyr...ina_armandi.htm

22.08.2007 19:51, Pavel Morozov

Op-pa. Cool stuff. Unfortunately, I don't know anything about her, but I will say that she masterfully imitates Aporia hippia (or vice versa).

23.08.2007 13:33, Ilia Ustiantcev

What the fuck? Are any of them poisonous?

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