Hesperiidae

23.08.2007 14:14, RippeR

1-Daimio tethys, Primorye, Kaimanovka, 26.05.86
2-Thymelicus sylvestris Moldova, Leushany, 09.06.07 male
3-Thymelicus sylvestris, Muldova, Sadova, 03.07.05 female
4-Thymalicus lineola, Moldova, Ivancha, 24.06.06 male

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28.08.2007 13:50, lepidopterolog

28.08.2007 16:03, Ilia Ustiantcev

Spialia orbifer.
Crimea, Laspi Bay area.


Heteropterus morpheus.
MO, Ozuyevsky district, near Antsiferovo station.

28.08.2007 20:45, Zhuk

1. Muschampia proto, Crimea, Ai-Petrinskaya Yayla lane. Baydar Gate,14.08.2006
2. Carcharodus flocciferus, Moscow region, Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district, Nerskaya Square, 10.082007
3. Carterocephalus silvicolus, Moscow region, Ruzsky district, okr. d.Oreshki, 27.05.2007
4. palaemon village, Moscow region, Ruzsky district, Lenkovo village, Ozerna district, 26.05.2007
5. Ochlodes sylvanus, Moscow region, Ruzsky district, d.Rakitino,14.06.2004
6. Hesperia comma, Crimea, Grand Canyon of Crimea, Ausun-Uzen district, 11.08.2006
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This post was edited by Zhuk - 28.08.2007 20: 55

31.08.2007 15:23, svm2

And C. orientalis, female and mod., Kherson, Novonikolaevka, near a steppe lake on wet ground, 22.08.98


I will add a female and model P. serratulae 29.07.07, Kiev, Ivankovsky district, the valley of the river Teterev near the village.Khocheva .These birds should preferably be given with arr.

22.09.2007 8:11, Pavel Morozov

I dug it up here at my place.
Carterocephalus sylvicola
M. O., Odintsovo district, Chigasovo village, 20.05.2007.

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22.09.2007 10:23, RippeR

Morozzz:
what about your rarity? Can you post a picture of her? By the way, it would be interesting to know how it caught

22.09.2007 11:53, Pavel Morozov

wait, what's rare?
I forgot something. Remind me, I'll post a photo
of This from Primorye, or something?

This post was edited by Morozzz - 09/22/2007 12: 11

22.09.2007 14:11, RippeR

yeah! Here, in my opinion, there is nothing to think about

22.09.2007 14:38, Pavel Morozov

please, stand by

22.09.2007 15:14, Pavel Morozov

Bibasis aquilina
Primorsky Krai, Ussuriysky district, Kaimanovka, 20.07.2005.

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22.09.2007 15:19, Pavel Morozov

Lobocla bifasciatus
Primorsky Krai, Khasansky district, Vityaz Bay, 21.07.2006.
So frisky butterfly that you barely have time to swing the net. In the bag, the net remains very mobile, which is why the butterfly is easily wiped off.

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22.09.2007 15:21, Pavel Morozov

Muschampia gigas
Primorsky Krai, Khasansky district, Vityaz Bay, 21.07.2006.
Quite a common butterfly in those places. Often several pieces are collected on different colors.

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22.09.2007 15:25, Pavel Morozov

Aeromachus inachus
Primorsky Krai, Khasansky district, forest road Andreevka-Vityaz, 21.07.2006.
A small and inconspicuous butterfly. It flies above the ground, often sits down and drinks moisture. I caught them very funny: I quickly ran along the road puddle, holding the net low, as a result of which a couple of butterflies were caught.

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22.09.2007 15:28, Pavel Morozov

Potanthus flava
Primorsky Krai, Khasansky district, Andreevka-Vityaz forest road, 21.07.2006.

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22.09.2007 15:29, Pavel Morozov

Ochlodes subhyalina
Primorsky Krai, Khasansky district, Andreevka-Vityaz forest road, 21.07.2006.

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22.09.2007 16:42, RippeR

Thank you very much!
Can I be more specific about impotantus?

22.09.2007 16:50, PG18

Here, I picked up some of my own. I will list what you can find through the search engine:
Burara aquilina, Satarupa nympalis, Lobocla bifasciata, thetis, Syrichtus cribrellum, Syrichtus gigas, Pyrgus maculatus, Pyrgus sidae, Thoressa varia, inachus, Potanthus flavus, Hesperia florinda, Ochlodes subhyalina, Thymelicus sylvaticus, Leptalina unicolor

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14.10.2007 15:13, Трофим

On the 8th was thought melitea and then looked closer no thick head.

17.10.2007 1:20, RippeR

Carcharodus lavatherae
Moldova, Rezina district, Sakharna village, 30.07.2007

Carterocephalus argyrostigma
Irkutsk region, Baikal Island, KBZHD, Staraya Angasolka settlement, 13.05.2007 (special thanks to Dorcadion )

21.10.2007 12:31, RippeR

Ochlodes venata (Bremer et Grey, 1853)
Amur region, Blagoveshchensk district, Vladimirskoe Lake district, 06.07.007, Volkovo Village district, 17.07.07

Muschampia cribrellum (Eversmann, 1841)
Irkutsk region, Baikal Island, KBZHD, Staraya Angasolka settlement, 20.06.007

(Many thanks to Dina and Dorcadion for the material)

22.10.2007 3:05, Ekos

Here are two cool species of the Far Eastern silverhead - Pyrgus schansiensis (Reverdin, 1915) and P. speyeri (Staudinger, 1887). These are two very similar species, and therefore they are given here together for comparison. The first species is rare and local, found only in a few places in the south of the Amur region, the west of Primorye and the east of Transbaikalia, but the second is often found in its characteristic habitats-in xerophytic meadows throughout the south of the Far East. These species differ in appearance mainly only in size (P. schansiensis is much larger than P. speyeri). Some researchers consider P. schansiensis to be a separate subspecies of P. alveus, which is incorrect, since these species differ very well from each other (especially in genitalia). This is well described in the article by A. N. Streltsov (1995). And, by the way, in Transbaikalia, all 3 species live - another fact in favor of the independence of these species.

Here are the labels for my instances:
Pyrgus schansiensis (Reverdin, 1915) - male, Amur region, Raichikhinsk settlement. Novoraychikhinsk, 8.07.2007 (this is, by the way, a new point in the range of the species )
P. speyeri (Staudinger, 1887) - male, Khabarovsk Krai, Khabarovsk, 2.08.2003.

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18.02.2008 8:58, Ekos

I'll support the topic, otherwise it's stalled for something. Photo of Satarupa nymphalis in nature (from KHABAROVSK KRAI!!!)

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18.02.2008 9:03, Ekos

Lobocla bifasciata, from the same place.

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18.02.2008 9:07, Ekos

Well, the last species from the same group is Diamio tethys. All taken in the same place

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20.02.2008 14:06, Andry Shaposhnikov

Fatheads from Bashkiria

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20.02.2008 22:25, RippeR

in my opinion 8-serratule..?

PS Cool background

21.02.2008 9:43, svm2

21.02.2008 9:51, svm2

21.02.2008 11:57, Andry Shaposhnikov

to RippeR

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23.02.2008 12:52, RippeR

19.10.2009 18:26, palvasru4ko

Mischamria tessellum-Crimea, Ai-Petrinskaya yayla, vicinity of the cordon "Vorontsovka" 24.06.2009.

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19.10.2009 20:00, Kharkovbut

People!
If anyone is poking around in Pyrgus, please help!

I can add from Gorbunov (2001):

alveus: antistyle wide with teeth at margin
armoricanus: antystyle narrow, curved at apex, with few teeth

According to this feature, it also turns out that the 1st one is alveus.

But I'm not a "specialist" at all.

PS: I would not trust Nekrutenko as the ultimate truth.

PPS: The drawing is very cool!

28.10.2009 22:36, Guest

04.11.2009 10:10, DavBaz

I represent fatheads from China-Penguin. Unfortunately, I did not find it.If anyone can I'd really appreciate it

16.11.2009 1:07, palvasru4ko

Erynnis tages - Crimea, Simferopol, 31.07.2009.



Spialia orbifer-Crimea, Frontline, 22.07.2009.


Crimea, Nizhnyaya Kutuzovka, 2.06.2009.



Hesperia comma-Crimea, Chatyrdag, 19.08.2009.



Pyrgus serratulae-Crimea, Chatyrdag, 17.06.2009.


This post was edited by palvasru4ko - 11/16/2009 01: 09

16.11.2009 1:17, Kharkovbut

16.11.2009 11:37, okoem

16.11.2009 18:52, Yakovlev

There didn't seem to be any of them

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