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05.09.2015 12:44, svm2

Phalera bucephaloides
There were dozens of dromedariuses or Pheosia flying, but this was the first time for Phalera. On three screens (Dentist, Shustov and I) up to a hundred.
Transcarpathia, Vinogradovsky district, near Kopani metro station, 23.07.15
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22.10.2015 23:05, Nick444444

Khokhlatki from Kunashir.
Collected from 17-29. 07. 2015.
I know most of it, but I'd rather Pavel clarify it.

Do not delete unnecessary messages, otherwise they are too many!!!!! shuffle.gif
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22.10.2015 23:33, Sergey Rybalkin

Khokhlatki from Kunashir.
Collected from 17-29. 07. 2015.
I know most of it, but I'd rather Pavel clarify it.

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23.10.2015 0:26, Pavel Morozov

Thanks!
From top to bottom:
Euhampsonia cristata
Euhampsonia cristata
Ptilodon saturata hoegei
Notodonta dembowskii
Notodonta dembowskii
Nerice bipartita
Nerice bipartita
Nerice bipartita
Stauropus fagi
Stauropus fagi
Notodonta dembowskii
Stauropus fagi
Ptilodon ladislai
Ptilodon ladislai
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25.10.2015 16:26, Sergey Rybalkin

More Kunashir tufts...
Collected from 17 to 29.07.2015

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25.10.2015 18:12, Pavel Morozov

Added to the existing ones:

Spatalia dives
Shaka atrovitatta
Togopteryx velutina
Hupodonta lineat
Pheosiopsis cinerea
Pheosia rimosa fusiformis

and the most interesting - Bireta straminea
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31.10.2015 22:14, Sergey Rybalkin

A few more crested birds from Sakhalin and Kunashir.
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Sakhalin, vicinity of Nevelsk 10.07.2015
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Sakhalin, vicinity of Nevelsk 10.07.2015
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Sakhalin, vicinity of Nevelsk 10.07.2015
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Sakhalin, vicinity of Nevelsk 10.07.2015
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Kunashir, country village of Tretyakov 20.07.2015
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Kunashir, country village of Tretyakov 20.07.2015
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Sakhalin, vicinity of Nevelsk 10.07.2015

31.10.2015 22:44, Sergey Rybalkin

A harpy, probably Vinula?

Kunashir, 16.07.2015

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01.11.2015 3:00, Pavel Morozov

no, this is Cerura felina
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01.11.2015 14:53, Pavel Morozov

The subfamily Phalerinae Butler, 1886
is not only well-known to many "holes", but also other rather pretty crested birds. The subfamily is well represented in the Old World.

Very similar to Phalera Teinophalera elongata (Rothschild, 1917)
A copy from South China, presented by A. Schintlmeister.
It is widely distributed in Southeast Asia, growing in late autumn and winter.

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01.11.2015 14:56, Pavel Morozov

Phalera lydenburgi Druce, 1896
A species widely distributed in Eastern and Southern Africa and very common

This post was edited by Morozzz - 01.11.2015 14: 57

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01.11.2015 15:02, Pavel Morozov

The genus Antheua Walker, 1855 is much more widely represented in Africa than in Asia.
These are usually yellow-colored medium-sized butterflies.
Such as Guinea Antheua cinerea Walker, 1864.
Common in West Africa

This post was edited by Morozzz - 01.11.2015 15: 03

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01.11.2015 15:06, Pavel Morozov

Antheua croceipuncta, Hampson, 1910
is a widespread species in Eastern and Southern Africa.
once already featured in the topic.
Thank you to Nikolay (Chebur) for the material!

This post was edited by Morozzz - 01.11.2015 15: 07

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01.11.2015 15:10, Pavel Morozov

This butterfly, I think, was also there.
But, let it still be.

Antheua tricolor Walker, 1855
Kenya.
It is also widely distributed in Eastern and Southern Africa.

This post was edited by Morozzz - 01.11.2015 15: 11

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01.11.2015 15:13, Pavel Morozov

Antheua consanguinea Distant, 1903
This antheua is known so far only from Kenya, Zimbabwe, and South Africa. Most likely, it has the same distribution

This post was edited by Morozzz - 01.11.2015 15: 14

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01.11.2015 15:16, Pavel Morozov

Antheua encausta (Hampson, 1910)
Also, an East-South African species

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01.11.2015 15:20, Pavel Morozov

And another species with the same range
Antheua simplex Walker, 1855
male and female

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01.11.2015 15:24, Pavel Morozov


Antheua servula (Drury, 1773)is the only representative of the genus in Eurasia
Pakistan.
It is distributed from Pakistan to Indochina, and is known from Sumatra and Java. Butterflies are usually found in places developed by humans.

This post was edited by Morozzz - 01.11.2015 15: 24

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01.11.2015 15:33, Pavel Morozov

Well, the genus Rigema Walker, 1855
is also mainly African, very similar to each other, species.

Rigema orientalis Strand, 1912
East African species. In southern Africa, a doppelganger flies-R. ornata Walker, 1865

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01.11.2015 15:35, Pavel Morozov

Another beauty Rigema woerdeni (Snellen, 1872)
Eastern and Southern Africa

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01.11.2015 15:39, Pavel Morozov

The only representative of the genus in Eurasia
Rigema combusta (Walker, 1855)
It was formerly in the genus Phalera, but more recently (quite rightly) assigned to the genus Rigema.
A copy from SE China. This photo was already in the topic.
The species is widely distributed in Southeast Asia. Caterpillar on bamboo

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01.11.2015 17:44, Ilia Ustiantcev

The latter is generally some kind of Mythimna!)

01.11.2015 17:50, Pavel Morozov

The latter is generally some kind of Mythimna!)

So on the same bamboo ))
Basically, all dissimilar cane and cereal of similar appearance
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08.11.2015 20:58, Алексей Яковлев

Several large crested whales from Borneo (in the Trusmadi area, 1000-1200 m):

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Tarsolepis sommeri Hübner

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Tarsolepis malayana Nakamura

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Ginshachia bronacha Schaus

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Ginshachia bronacha Schaus, male

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Dudusa vethi Snellen

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Formofentonia orbifer madena Schaus

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Dudusa vethi Snellen

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Harpyia microsticta Swinhoe

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Gangarides vardena Swinhoe

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Pseudohoplitis vernalis Gaede

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Hunyada spinosa Holloway

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Stauropus kiriakoffi or Benbowia virescens = Stauropus virescens

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Somera viridifusca Walker

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Syntipistis viridimaculata Matsumura-male

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Syntipistis viridimaculata Matsumura-female

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Syntypistis pallidifascia ovalis = Vaneeckeia pallidifascia ovalis van Eecke

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Syntypistis palladina = Quadricalcarifera palladina Schaus-female

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Syntypistis palladina = Quadricalcarifera palladina Schaus-female

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Parasinga lichenina Butler-male

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Parasinga lichenina Butler-female

This post was edited by Alexey Yakovlev - 24.11.2015 01: 53
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08.11.2015 22:46, Pavel Morozov

Thank you very much!

Tarsolepis sommeri-yes, it is.

The genus Benbowia has long been in Stauropus, the caterpillars are exactly the same. In the photo, apparently, Stauropus kiriakoffi

Not exactly, it's a male and female of the widespread Syntypistis comatus (Syntipistis viridimaculata Matsumura is a late synonym)

As far as I know, there is no Syntypistis umbrosa in Borneo, both females are S. palladina

In my opinion, Parasinga lichenina, the female, and her male (designated P. insufficiens) exactly above her.

09.11.2015 2:27, Алексей Яковлев

10.11.2015 12:08, NicoSander

Please help me determine

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10.11.2015 17:31, Pavel Morozov

to Nicosander:

1-Dudusa vethi
2-Ambadra rafflesi
3-Cerasana anceps
4 - Cerasana (?) pagenstecheri-I will clarify, I will look at the periodicals.
5 - same
6-Syntypistis comatus (= Quadricalcarifera viridimaculata)
7-Oxoia smaragdiplena
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10.11.2015 17:42, Pavel Morozov

to Alexey Yakovlev:

"I have designated this species as Syntypistis umbrosa. In the qualifier, it goes as Quadricalcarifera malayana Nakamura stat. n. = Quadricalcarifera fasciata malayana Nakamura, and here S. umbrosa (very similar to mine) is served as a synonym for Quadricalcarifera fasciata malayana... "

Alexey, this is outdated data and confusing.
First of all, S. umbrosa-only on the mainland (but S. palladina flies with it in the south of Thailand)
Secondly, Quadricalcarifera fasciata malayana is also a synonym for S. comatus

10.11.2015 17:47, Pavel Morozov

http://www.jpmoth.org/~dmoth/Digital_Moths...otodontidae.htm

here, on the Japanese website, the very first "S. palladina" with a label from Chiang Mai is actually S. umbrosa. The rest-yes, S. palladina.

I'll have to make the pictures myself again. Like, posted both of them already?

10.11.2015 20:16, Pavel Morozov

I looked at it jpmoth.org in more detail - so there's just a bunch of wrongly defined instances.
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11.11.2015 16:35, Алексей Яковлев

I looked at it jpmoth.org in more detail - so there's just a bunch of wrongly defined instances.

Thanks! I'll know. Did I correctly identify this friend as S. palladina? - https://flic.kr/p/7nS6QA It's already from Malacca.

This post was edited by Alexey Yakovlev - 11.11.2015 16: 44

11.11.2015 17:21, Pavel Morozov

Thanks! I'll know. Did I correctly identify this friend as S. palladina? - https://flic.kr/p/7nS6QA It's already from Malacca.

Yes, this is it.

14.11.2015 17:38, Алексей Яковлев

Allata benderi or A. argentifera? Borneo, Trusmadi district, mixed dipterocarp forest, 1100m.

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And after the previous photo from uv. Nicosander Oxoia smaragdiplena Walker is also from Borneo:

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This post was edited by Alexey Yakovlev - 11/14/2015 17: 48
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14.11.2015 23:44, Pavel Morozov

Allata duplius

15.11.2015 3:10, Алексей Яковлев

Allata duplius

In Borneo Moles this view is missing... Was it recently described for the region, or were the names listed in the Yandex Business Directory reduced to synonyms?

This post was edited by Alexey Yakovlev - 11/15/2015 03: 11

15.11.2015 15:35, Pavel Morozov

In Borneo Moles this view is missing... Was it recently described for the region, or were the names listed in the Yandex Business Directory reduced to synonyms?

That's right, there is no such thing.
Spatalia (Allata) duplius (Schintlmeister, 2007)
Described in already in other "Moles" - Moles of Thailand.
It is widely distributed in Southeast Asia, including the Sunda Islands. Since the representatives of the genus are very similar, they periodically describe something new there.
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15.11.2015 15:37, Pavel Morozov

Allata are reliably detected by the antenna structure.
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16.11.2015 2:47, Алексей Яковлев

Allata is reliably determined by the structure of the antennas.

Super! Thanks!

23.01.2016 22:34, Pavel Morozov

Here is such a cute guy

Pheosia grummi (Christoph, 1885)
female, Azerbaijan
A species known from Transcaucasia and Iran

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