Nice Thecla moths

30.08.2007 19:42, Pavel Morozov

Japonica adusta
Primorsky Krai, Khasansky district, Vityaz Bay, 21.07.2006.

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30.08.2007 19:45, Zhuk

30.08.2007 19:51, Pavel Morozov

Email us!!!

You've seen them at my place.
I'll post more now.

30.08.2007 19:57, Zhuk

I haven't seen enough yet!

30.08.2007 20:05, Pavel Morozov

Antigius attila
Primorsky Krai, Pogranichny district, Barabash-Levada, 16.07.1994.

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30.08.2007 20:10, Pavel Morozov

Arhopala paramuta
Nepal, Nagarjun, 04.1996.
top male

This post was edited by Morozzz - 30.08.2007 20: 10

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30.08.2007 20:12, Pavel Morozov

Euaspa milionia
Nepal, Nagarjun, 04.1996.
At the top is a male

This post was edited by Morozzz - 02.09.2007 00: 37

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30.08.2007 20:14, Zhuk

Yyy! I just love them!

30.08.2007 20:19, Pavel Morozov

Who else has something, our own and foreign. We spread it out.
Thecla betulae
Chigasovo village, Odintsovo district, Moscow region 12.08.2006.

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30.08.2007 20:22, Pavel Morozov

One more.
Same location, 25.08.2007.

This post was edited by Morozzz - 30.08.2007 20: 26

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30.08.2007 20:29, Ilia Ustiantcev

To my shame, I have only one photo of the tail of a birch marshmallow. By the way, I've never seen it with open wings.

This post was edited by Ilya U-30.08.2007 20: 29

30.08.2007 20:39, Pavel Morozov

30.08.2007 20:52, Zhuk

Here comes the male:
Thecla betulae, Moscow region, Ruzsky district, okr. d.Rakitino, 12.07.2003

This post was edited by Zhuk - 30.08.2007 20: 56

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30.08.2007 20:58, Pavel Morozov

30.08.2007 21:09, Zhuk

Satyrium pruni
Male: Moscow region, Serpukhovskaya district, PTZ, okr. Republic, 5.06.2007
Female: Moscow region, Ruzsky district.Lenkovo, Ozerna district
, 22.06.2005

02.09.2007 17:38, AntSkr

02.09.2007 19:26, Zhuk

15.10.2007 2:19, Ekos

It's time for me to connect to this topic, I'm just trudging away from the shanks and marshmallows Starting! Only, dear colleagues, let's lay out not only the upper, but also the lower sides of the wings of these butterflies, it also has a very important diagnostic value!

Japonica saepestriata, male, Khabarovsk Krai, Khabarovsk district, foothills of Bol Khekhtsir cr., 15.07.2007. A very rare item!

This post was edited by Ekos - 10/15/2007 02: 27

15.10.2007 2:30, Ekos

But another yellow marshmallow is also a cool look, but in comparison with the previous one, it is quite common in some places.

Japonica lutea

15.10.2007 2:38, Ekos

15.10.2007 2:43, Ekos

Another rare marshmallow is Wagimo signata

15.10.2007 2:46, Ekos

But a relative of the well-known Thecla betulae-Thecla betulina Butterfly is extremely rare, although quite widespread. I've only caught it once in my entire life

This post was edited by Ekos - 15.10.2007 02: 48

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signata_upperside.JPG — (196.73к)


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15.10.2007 2:53, RippeR

I support you, pigeons, pigtails rule the world !

27.09.2009 16:04, Гена

Although the topic is old...

Purlisa gigantea
Koh Samui, Thailand, 02.2009

27.09.2009 17:12, I.Evgen.

help determine I will be very grateful the upper tail is caught before Irradiation August. DV . Nizhnyaya from Kemerovo Island. June.

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27.09.2009 18:57, chebur

Caudates in nature.
03.06.07 Moscow
Nordmannia pruni

27.09.2009 18:58, chebur

06.07.07 Moscow
Neozephyrus quercus

27.09.2009 18:59, chebur

24.08.08 Moscow region
Thecla betulae

27.09.2009 19:19, Zhuk

27.09.2009 19:29, vasiliy-feoktistov

Here and from me 2 Moscow region. M. O. G. Zheleznodorozhny.
Thecla betulae Linnaeus, 1758 и Satyrium w-album Knoch, 1782

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27.09.2009 21:34, barko

Cigaritis maxima Staudinger, 1901 Iran, July

02.10.2009 13:32, Сергей-Д

Please correct it if you defined it incorrectly:
Satyrium acaciae Ukraine Luhansk region. Novoyadarsky district


Satyrium ilicis Ukraine Luhansk region. Stanichno-Lugansky district

03.10.2009 12:07, Egorus

Lampides boeticus
Ukraine, Western region of Melitopol October 2007.








P.S. Some statistics on beticus in Melitopol.
2007.(autumn) - 8ekz.
2008.(spring-summer) - 8ekz.
2009.(autumn) - 1exec., plus three months (so far).

I wonder how many years it takes to catch beticus in Melitopol to decide
that it is easier for him to live here than to fly in from Algeria every time, for example.

03.10.2009 21:42, Egorus

Satyrium spini
Ukraine, Zaporozh region, Melitop district





P.S. Presumably a female and a male, but I may be wrong.

04.10.2009 19:21, Victor Titov

04.10.2009 20:57, Egorus

here are some more lovely creatures.
The first one from Indonesia, Bali Island April 2008.
Second and third from Thailand about.Samet June 1997.
This is part of a large selection of "tropics" presented to me
on the D. R. Forum by Shustov.
(Specific names - in a few days)








And another tail from the Ivy storerooms.
I don't know the name.


This post was edited by Egorus-04.10.2009 21: 30

05.10.2009 21:21, шустов

07.10.2009 18:15, Kharkovbut

13.10.2009 8:54, Karat

Thecla betulae
Republic of Buryatia, Ulan-Ude, late July 2009

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