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Pavel Morozov, 03.09.2007 17:21

We pick up who has exactly the Far Eastern ones.

Smerinthus planus, Primorsky Krai, Khasansky district, Andreevka, 20-28. 07. 2006.

This post was edited by Morozzz - 08.11.2007 00: 05

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03.09.2007 17:23, Pavel Morozov

Marumba gaschkevitchae
Primorsky Krai, Ussuriysky district, Kaimanovka, 15-26. 07. 2005.

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03.09.2007 17:24, Pavel Morozov

Marumba sperchius
female (huge) Primorsky Krai, Khasansky district, Andreevka, 20-28. 07. 2006.

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03.09.2007 17:25, Pavel Morozov

Marumba maackii
Primorsky Krai, Ussuriysky district, Kaimanovka, 15-26. 07. 2005.

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03.09.2007 17:26, Pavel Morozov

Mimas christophi
Primorsky Krai, Khasansky district, Andreevka, 20-28. 07. 2006.

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03.09.2007 17:27, Pavel Morozov

Phyllosphingia dissimilis
male and female. Primorsky Krai, Khasansky district, Andreevka, 20-28. 07. 2006.

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03.09.2007 17:30, Pavel Morozov

Callambulyx tatarinovi
Primorsky Krai, Ussuriysky district, Kaimanovka, 15-26. 07. 2005.

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03.09.2007 17:31, Pavel Morozov

Kentrochrysalis streckeri
Primorsky Krai, Khasansky district, Andreevka, 20-28. 07. 2006.

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03.09.2007 17:32, Pavel Morozov

Sphingulus mus ("mouse")
Primorsky Krai, Ussuriysky district, Kaimanovka, 15-26. 07. 2005.

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03.09.2007 17:34, Pavel Morozov

Dolbina exacta
Primorsky Krai, Khasansky district, Andreevka, 20-28. 07. 2006.

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03.09.2007 17:35, Pavel Morozov

Deilephila askoldensis
Primorsky Krai, Khasansky district, Andreevka, 20-28. 07. 2006.

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03.09.2007 17:36, Pavel Morozov

Ampelophaga rubiginosa
Primorsky Krai, Khasansky district, Andreevka, 20-28. 07. 2006.

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03.09.2007 17:37, Pavel Morozov

Rhagastis mongoliana
Primorsky Krai, Ussuriysky district, Kaimanovka, 15-26. 07. 2005.

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03.09.2007 17:38, Pavel Morozov

Theretra japonica
Primorsky Krai, Khasansky district, Andreevka, 20-28. 07. 2006.

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03.09.2007 17:40, Pavel Morozov

In the Far East, there are three times more hawk moth than in the middle zone.
Who else has photos in nature, especially?
Catching up! wink.gif
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03.09.2007 19:37, AntSkr

A lot of hawkmoth from the Far East is on the http://tpittaway.tripod.com/china/. (there would be more similar sites with an overview of all the species and subspecies of various families of the Palearctic).

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03.09.2007 19:40, Pavel Morozov

it is worth noting that Tony Pittaway, when describing hawk moth from the territory of the Russian Federation, refers to V. Izersky.

03.09.2007 19:58, Ilia Ustiantcev

Are there any hawks with a wingspan of more than 15 cm?
Dolbina exacta in my opinion is gigantic...

03.09.2007 20:02, Pavel Morozov

Are there any hawks with a wingspan of more than 15 cm?
Dolbina exacta in my opinion is gigantic...

Dolbina exacta-small, 5.5 cm.
More than 15 cm is cool.
But Clanis undulosa, local female 11.5 cm, Marumba sperchius-12 cm, female Phyllosphingia dissimilis-9.5 cm
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03.09.2007 20:15, Ilia Ustiantcev

Ah, got it. For reasons beyond my smile.gifcontrol, I confused it with this one:
http://www.butterfliesandmoths.org/species?l=3359

03.09.2007 20:18, Pavel Morozov

Nothing so-so confused.

03.09.2007 20:30, PG18

Not the one that would be exclusively oriental, for that in nature.

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03.09.2007 20:37, AntSkr

There is the same straightened one, but not from the Far East (but from the Moscow Region) .

11.09.2007 15:26, Pavel Morozov

By the way, and here is the straightened Smerinthus caecus
Primorsky Krai, Ussuriysky district, Kaimanovka.

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06.10.2007 22:35, Grigory Grigoryev

If I remember correctly, the first finds of this hawk moth on the territory of Southern Primorye date back to 2002. Since then, it seems that the species has taken root here in Russia. It is known from the Ussuri and Khasansky districts. Personally, I have seen copies dated from the first decade of May to the first decade of July.
I myself tried to remove butterflies from the caterpillars, but the experiment, unfortunately, did not work out - the pupae died.
T.o., to A. naga hissarica from Tajikistan, the Far Eastern A. naga naga has now been added to the fauna of the former USSR.
I am happy to present a male and a female (Khasansky district, June 2003)

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07.10.2007 8:56, Pavel Morozov

I finally saw the Russian Acosmerix naga!!! jump.gif
And again an irresistible force pulls me to the Ussuri Region!!!
Cajarc: Thank you so much! mol.gif
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07.10.2007 12:34, Zhuk

10.10.2007 21:27, Grigory Grigoryev

Decided to add 2 females of S. caecus and S. planus
Both - Arsenyev, July 1987

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14.10.2007 18:11, Grigory Grigoryev

I want to continue the Brazhnikov gallery.:

The undeservedly forgotten Laothoe amurensis appears, especially "pushy"in Primorye

Male - Partizansky district Tiger May 1990; female-Kavalerovo July 2000

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14.10.2007 18:19, Grigory Grigoryev

Then there are 2 species of the genus Macroglossum.
The first, an old acquaintance of stellatarum, whom I personally met only once at the end of September 2005 in the Khasansky district
, And the second, for me this is a UFO, I did not catch it myself-a gift. The butterfly was caught in July 1984 in the Khasansky district Gorshkov Bay

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14.10.2007 18:24, AntSkr

On http://tpittaway.tripod.com/china/china.htm there is one... true there are many similar ones and it is difficult to determine smile.gif

14.10.2007 18:31, Grigory Grigoryev

Now the genus Hemaris consists of 3 species:
1. Hemaris affinis (someone considers fuciformis a subspecies, but in my opinion two different species). Ussuriysky district on June 01, 2003. In 2 hours, 11 exs were caught. on cherry blossoms.
2. Hemaris staudingeri female. Partizansky district Anisimovka May 1990. Quite rare species
3. Hemaris radians. Gift. Shkotovsky district July 1985

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14.10.2007 18:39, Grigory Grigoryev

Well, Sphecodina caudata!
I refrain from making any comments. They said that the butterfly is regularly seen in Anisimovka, near the rock outcrops.
Lazovsky district July 1979. I didn't catch it myself

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14.10.2007 20:26, Grigory Grigoryev

"On http://tpittaway.tripod.com/china/china.htm there is one... true there are many similar ones and it is difficult to determine"

AntSkr, thank you!
By UFO, I meant that I had never seen one myself. The species is clear, we have recorded 3 species of this genus in Primorye, not counting stellatarum. This one (pyrrhosticta) is the most likely. The rest are known from isolated finds.

14.10.2007 22:46, Pavel Morozov

Wow! Finally, our forum now has sphecodina!
But there is still something to continue: Macroglossum saga, M. bombylans, Acherontia lachesis, Theretra oldenlandiae, Clanis bilineata, etc.
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14.10.2007 23:16, RippeR

can I send the entire list of Far Easterners to the studio at once? Although you can also list the former SSS, who is not lazy smile.gif

15.10.2007 0:07, Pavel Morozov

For example, a photo of a male and female Deilephila elpenor from the Khasansky district (Andreyevka, 20-28.07.2006) was taken as extras. For comparison with them, a specimen from the Moscow region was taken (Odintsovo district, Chigasovo, June, 2006).
The seaside ones seem to have more pink.

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15.10.2007 0:10, Pavel Morozov

And more.
Hawk moth of the genus Dolbina. I got a little confused about them. On the right - it seems like all D. exacta, on the left-it can also be D. tancrei.
Is it so? Help please. mol.gif

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15.10.2007 0:13, Pavel Morozov

"On http://tpittaway.tripod.com/china/china.htm there is one... true there are many similar ones and it is difficult to determine"

AntSkr, thank you!
By UFO, I meant that I had never seen one myself. The species is clear, we have recorded 3 species of this genus in Primorye, not counting stellatarum. This one (pyrrhosticta) is the most likely. The rest are known from isolated finds.

Macroglossum is really like a UFO. Flutter over the flowers and scratch somewhere. We saw someone near Andreevka, but we didn't even have time to react.

15.10.2007 8:35, Grigory Grigoryev

To MOROZZZ:
on the left are the two upper ex., most likely, D. tancrei, about the lower one I can not say - the elderly one is quite old. On the right - exacta.
In the series, you can see better. I'll take a picture and post it.

Sincerely

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