Notodontidae (more than 500 photos!)

27.05.2013 0:02, Pavel Morozov

17.07.2013 16:05, Bianor

I'm not sure about the definitions, so all with a few exceptions with question marks.

All - Amur region, Blagoveshchensk.

June 2
Notodonta torva


June 14
Notodonta dembrowskii


June 24th
Pheosia rimosa


June 16
Fentonia ocypete


July 9
Pterostoma griseum


May 26
Furcula furcula sangaica


June 26
Clostera albosigma curtuloides


June 26
Spatalia doerriesi


June 15
Nerice dawidi


July 16
Nerice leechi


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17.07.2013 18:58, Pavel Morozov

17.07.2013 20:01, Bianor

Thank you very much!
A couple of newly shot crested women. The point is the same. If I'm not mistaken with the definition.

Ptilodon ladislai


Peridea gigantea

17.07.2013 22:01, Pavel Morozov

24.07.2013 3:00, Bianor

Another tuft.

Urodonta branickii
May 23, same point.

25.08.2013 19:28, okoem

Can anyone share a copy of the work?:
Daricheva M. A., Dolinskaya I. V. 1983. Morphology of preimaginal developmental phases of the intermediate harpy Cerura vinula intermedia Teich. (Lepidoptera, Notodontidae) / / Proceedings of the Academy of Sciences of the Turkmen SSR, No. 5, pp. 74-77.

Here, I would also read this work.

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05.09.2013 9:27, Igorvet

Crested birds from Southern Thailand. All caught in the vicinity of Khao Sok Nat. park, Suratthani prov. in late June-early July 2013. Thanks to Pavel Morozov for his help in identifying the problem.
Teleclita flavisticta

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05.09.2013 9:32, Igorvet

Dudusa vethi

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05.09.2013 9:36, Igorvet

Phalera javana

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05.09.2013 9:43, Igorvet

Phalera torpida

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05.09.2013 9:50, Igorvet

Phalera sundana

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05.09.2013 9:56, Igorvet

Neodrymonia elisabethae

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05.09.2013 16:38, Pavel Morozov

06.09.2013 9:12, Igorvet

07.09.2013 11:36, Igorvet

Parasinga lichenina

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07.09.2013 11:39, Igorvet

Allodontoides tenebrosa

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07.09.2013 11:41, Igorvet

Fentonia holowayi (or sumatrana)

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07.09.2013 13:03, Alexandr Zhakov

Super views, thank you so much!
Big request poshamanit on fotoaparatomom with the mode of detection of white, and the color rendition really wants the best.

07.09.2013 15:56, Igorvet

26.10.2013 10:11, vasiliy-feoktistov

Hefty tuft (span 10.7 cm)
Euhampsonia roepkei Holloway, 1983
22.03.2013-01.04.2013. Malaysia, Pahang, Fraser's Hill, Silverpark, 3.42'54.81"N 101.44'07.65"E Alt.=1285м. leg. Vishnyakov A. N.
det. Feoktistov V. I.
Many thanks to Pavel Morozov (aka Morozzz) for confirming the definition.

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28.10.2013 20:13, Pavel Morozov

03.11.2013 21:42, barko

Paradrymonia vittata Greece

04.11.2013 10:41, Pavel Morozov

06.11.2013 22:58, barko

07.11.2013 20:46, barko

Notodonta valeria Saldaitis & Ivinskis, 2013 Sichuan

08.11.2013 15:53, Pavel Morozov

08.11.2013 16:10, barko

Ah, thank you, Oleg!
By the way, I will be at home, I will continue the topic of notodont.

Always welcome By the way taxon super. When I worked with him, I couldn't even believe that the differences in genitalia could be so large compared to similar species.

08.11.2013 22:58, Pavel Morozov

Well, let's continue.
Then there will be a lot of images.
The genus Notodonta Ochsenheimer, 1810 (Notodontidae, Notodontinae) gives its name to the entire family.
It has at least 15 species in the Holarctic. Some are widespread and common. They usually fly in two generations.
I will introduce most of the Eurasian species.

Notodonta torva (Hubner, 1803)
is the most widespread species found almost throughout temperate Eurasia and North America.
Caterpillar on poplars, willows and birch.
Adults from different populations do not differ much from each other in appearance, and only the population from Qin Lin stands out as a separate subspecies.
The following are examples from the Moscow region, Tuva, Primorye and Sakhalin.

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08.11.2013 23:01, Pavel Morozov

Notodonta dromedarius (Linnaeus, 1767)
Also one of the most common types.
It is quite variable, forming several subspecies.
Nominative, Moscow region.

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08.11.2013 23:05, Pavel Morozov

These butterflies can be described as Notodonta dromedarius schintlmeisteri Witt, 1980
. The Caucasus, Karachay-Cherkessia, and Teberda
taxon is synonymized with the nominative by Schintlmeister. Strangely, however, the imago is much larger and the pattern is somewhat different.

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08.11.2013 23:09, Pavel Morozov

Eastern subspecies Notodonta dromedarius sibirica Schintlmeister & Fang, 2001
Distributed in Siberia, NE Kazakhstan, and NW China. Very changeable.
Examples from the Omsk region and Tuva

And the Turkish-Transcaucasian subspecies Notodonta dromedarius pontica Witt, 1980
Abkhazia

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08.11.2013 23:16, Pavel Morozov

Notodonta dembowskii Oberthur, 1879
Siberian-Far Eastern species.
In Siberia, it flies together with N. dromedarius, from which it is almost indistinguishable in the west of its range.
Distribution - Eastern Siberia, the Amur region and Primorye, adjacent areas of China, Korea, Sakhalin, the Kuril Islands and Japan.
Pretty common.
In the photo - specimens from Primorye and Sakhalin

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08.11.2013 23:19, Pavel Morozov

Notodota stigmatica Matsumura, 1929
A rarer species. It is known from the Amur region and Primorye, Sakhalin and Japan. Moisture-loving appearance.
Butterflies from Primorye, Sakhalin and Japan (Hokkaido)

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08.11.2013 23:22, Pavel Morozov

Notodonta trahisto Oberthur, 1894
is a rare species found only in the highlands of Central and Southwestern China.

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08.11.2013 23:26, Pavel Morozov

Notodonta ziczac ziczac (Linnaeus, 1758)
Euro-Siberian view. It is found in several subspecies from Britain to Transbaikalia
Male and female from the Moscow region

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08.11.2013 23:29, Pavel Morozov

Notodonta ziczac pallida Grunberf, 1912
A light-colored subspecies found in Kazakhstan, Central and Central Asia, and southern Siberia

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08.11.2013 23:33, Pavel Morozov

Notodonta derbendica Daniel, 1965
Karachay-Cherkessia, Teberda.
Previously, it appeared as a subspecies of the zigzag, but thanks to the work of Saldaitis & Ivinskis, it was separated into a separate species. It differs well from the zigzag and the structure of the genitals, and externally-larger and brighter.
Distribution - Caucasus and Transcaucasia, Eastern Turkey.
This specimen was collected together with N. dromedarius "schintlmeisteri"

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08.11.2013 23:41, Pavel Morozov

Saldaitis & Ivinskis also described the new species Notodonta valeria shown above in barko.
And from me another "fresh" - Notodonta dedmazai Schintlmeister, 2013
Bhutan. The largest, darkest, and most unlike the others.
Endemic to Bhutan

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08.11.2013 23:44, Pavel Morozov

The ziczac group also includes very beautiful species, such as Notodonta albicosta (Matsumura, 1920), Honshu, Japan.
This species is endemic to the Japanese Archipelago and is quite rare.
Central China is home to the twin of Notodonta roscida, one of the rarest species.

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