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PG18, 31.08.2007 15:37

Several order ribbons from the south of the Urals.
Including a couple of rarities, especially for Vlad, who is on the list (http://kotbegemot.livejournal.com/152872.html) There are no references to illustrations of these particular (C. detrita & C. orientalis) Eastern European species.
By the way, both of these rarities are surprisingly reluctant to show their charms, in the sense of rear wings... The other species shown are just doing that at nightsmile.gif
If anyone has other (Eastern European) species, especially in nature-it will be very interesting!

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31.08.2007 15:54, Ilia Ustiantcev

Nupta it's corny, but still. From Moscow.
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And not a very banal promise from the Crimea.
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Can someone tell us more about adultera?
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31.08.2007 16:29, Pavel Morozov

PG, this is great!
I'll "pofftoplyu" a little-I'll add ribbon girls from Primorye (of course, not eastern Europe).
Very common, Catocala agitatrix (yellow) and Catocala dissimilis

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31.08.2007 16:32, Pavel Morozov

You can rename the theme to just "Catocala". After all, we have Sergeich, Dinusik, and Juglans. They can also post a lot of awesome stuff.
In general, Catocala is the object of my adoration.

31.08.2007 16:50, Ilia Ustiantcev

Dissimilis capture feelings: "Red, yellow, or blue? №**№#*!"
And in Meshchera, in the Kurovsky district, which katokals fly? Except for pacta.

This post was edited by Ilya U - 08/31/2007 16: 52

31.08.2007 17:00, Pavel Morozov

Dissimilis capture feelings: "Red, yellow, or blue? №**№#*!"
And in Meshchera, in the Kurovsky district, which katokals fly? Except for pacta.

Try the bait.
These comrades come to her well, even better than to the light.
In Meshchera, you can probably catch C. adultera, not to mention others.
Well, C. nupta, fraxini and fulminea should be for sure.
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31.08.2007 17:06, Pavel Morozov

[quote=Ilya U,31.08.2007 17: 50]

31.08.2007 17:08, Pavel Morozov

However, this year in the Moscow region, I'm not lucky with ribbons, damn it. wall.gif

This post was edited by Morozzz - 08/31/2007 17: 10

31.08.2007 18:46, Pavel Morozov

Please allow me to introduce 8 more types.

Catocala bella
Khabarovsk Territory, Jewish Autonomous Region, Obluchye, 07.1995.

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31.08.2007 18:48, Pavel Morozov

Catocala agitatrix
Primorsky Krai, Khasansky district, Andreevka, 27.07.2006.

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31.08.2007 18:50, Pavel Morozov

Catocala deuteronympha
Primorsky Krai, Ussuriysky district, Kaimanovka, 12-30. 07. 2000.

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31.08.2007 18:51, Pavel Morozov

Catocala dissimilis
Primorsky Krai, Khasansky district, Andreevka, 27.07.2006.

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31.08.2007 18:52, Pavel Morozov

Catocala doerriesi
Primorsky Krai, Khasansky district, Andreevka, 24.07.2006.

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31.08.2007 18:53, Pavel Morozov

Catocala dula
Primorsky Krai, Ussuriysky district, Kaimanovka, 12-30. 07. 2000.

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31.08.2007 18:54, Pavel Morozov

Catocala separans
Primorsky Krai, Ussuriysky district, Kaimanovka, 12-30. 07. 2000.

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31.08.2007 18:55, Pavel Morozov

Catocala streckeri
Primorsky Krai, Ussuriysky district, Kaimanovka, 12-30. 07. 2000.

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31.08.2007 18:56, Pavel Morozov

Uh, like eight.
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31.08.2007 19:22, Zhuk

Well, I'll add something

Catocala hymenaea, Crimea, Sevastopol, Horizont camp area, 7.08.2006
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This post was edited by Zhuk - 31.08.2007 19: 22
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31.08.2007 22:38, mikee

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31.08.2007 23:22, mikee

Dissimilis capture feelings: "Red, yellow, or blue? №**№#*!"
And in Meshchera, in the Kurovsky district, which katokals fly? Except for pacta.

Is C. pacta so common here? confused.gif

31.08.2007 23:54, Pavel Morozov

Yes, that surprised me too.
Ilya, if you know where there are a lot of them, we would catch a good series to exchange. We would not have been left in debt.

Previously, C. pacta was caught in large numbers on the Moscow Canal.

01.09.2007 11:01, entomolog

Mostly they sat on trunks at a height of up to 2 m from the side opposite the sun. When startled, it flies either to the other side of the trunk and above, or to a neighboring tree, but strictly (!) to an oak (how does it distinguish them from pines, for example, in flight?). Apparently, it doesn't fly out of the oak grove, at least, it never flew to the lamp at night.

On the border of the Belgorod and Voronezh regions, I saw about 100 copies of them in an oak forest. on 1 Ha sitting on the trunks of oak trees. At night, not a SINGLE one flew to the stab DRL-250 on the forest road 5 meters from this place! But in the mass flew Catocala nupta, of which only a dozen saw during the day.
Who did Catocala sponsa come from?

01.09.2007 13:42, Ilia Ustiantcev

No, I haven't seen the pacta, but this is the only ribbon road that is there according to the Red Data Book (73 km). I didn't see any non-red books, or even any other ones, not even Nupta!!!

01.09.2007 14:08, Pavel Morozov

sponsa for bait-definitely.
pacta lives mainly on the banks of rivers, so it makes sense to look at the Burrow.

01.09.2007 17:58, Zhuk

Catocala elocata, Crimea, Sevastopol, Horizont camp area, 7.08.2006
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This post was edited by Zhuk - 01.09.2007 18: 01
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01.09.2007 18:09, Zhuk

Catocala pacta, Aksenovo village, Ramenskiy district, Moscow region, 28.07.2007
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This post was edited by Zhuk - 01.09.2007 18: 46
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01.09.2007 18:19, Zhuk

Dysgonia algira, Crimea, Sevastopol, Horizont camp area, 31.07.2006
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01.09.2007 18:21, Zhuk

Prodotis stolida, Crimea, Sevastopol, Horizont camp area, 5.08.2006
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This post was edited by Zhuk - 01.09.2007 18: 21
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01.09.2007 18:33, Zhuk

Catephia alchymista, Voronezh region, Novousmansky district, pos. Venevitinovo, 1.06.2007
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01.09.2007 18:35, Zhuk

Aedia funesta, Crimea, Sevastopol, Horizont camp district, 31.07.2006
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01.09.2007 23:26, mikee

Zhuk, everyone out? C. pacta seems to be attached to peat bogs. Do they exist in the vicinity of Aksenovo? You can't see it on the map.

01.09.2007 23:27, Zhuk

Zhuk, everyone out? C. pacta seems to be attached to peat bogs. Do they exist in the vicinity of Aksenovo? You can't see it on the map.

Yes, everything is in the light. In the Aksenovo district there are still some peatlands! There's a lot going on there.
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02.09.2007 0:29, Pavel Morozov

Well, if the Catocalinae have gone at all, then please, Sypnoides hercules, Primorsky Krai, Khasansky district, Andreevka, 27.07.2006.

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02.09.2007 10:02, Ilia Ustiantcev

And what is its wingspan?
If you really went Catocalinae, post plz any Lygephila thread, except pastinum and craccae.

02.09.2007 16:52, Pavel Morozov

And what is its wingspan?
If you really went Catocalinae, lay out plz any Lygephila thread, except for pastinum and craccae.

centimeters 6
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03.09.2007 13:37, svm2

A couple more from Ukraine

Puerpera village, 28.07.01 Dnipro river near Kaniv
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C. electa, 16.08.03 Kiev near Gostomel
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03.09.2007 13:44, Pavel Morozov

puerpera - lovely!

03.09.2007 14:07, svm2

24.08.96 on the balcony, a better one flew into the light only one third of the mustache is missing, which is upsetting, and the very first one was caught on 17.08.76

03.09.2007 19:03, Zhuk

Well, now there's a full atlas right here! smile.gif We continue in the same spirit!

22.09.2007 20:10, Pavel Morozov

Catocala lara
Primorsky Krai, Shkotovo, 26.07.1991.
Please note-white stripe!
Ribbon makers have a wide range of "ribbon" colors: red, pink, orange-red, orange, yellow, white, blue - "choose any one!" smile.gif

This post was edited by Morozzz - 22.09.2007 22: 24

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