Notodontidae (more than 500 photos!)

24.01.2016 0:56, Vlad Proklov

The species is known from Transcaucasia and Iran

And southern Dagestan!

24.01.2016 12:30, Pavel Morozov

Yes, and Southern Dagestan. ))

31.01.2016 13:36, Pavel Morozov

Two species of the genus Oxoia Kiriakoff, 1967-smaragdiplena and viridipicta-have already been published in our section. There are about three of them in the genus.

Here, in fact, is the third view

Oxoia irrorativiridis (Bethune-Baker, 1904)
The Papua New Guinea Arfak
is a species found in New Guinea and nearby small islands.
Much larger than their relatives

To Sergey Didenko-thank you for the material!

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12.03.2016 17:12, Pavel Morozov

I don't think we've been able to identify this specimen here before the species.
Now, thanks to a new book on South Africa, we can do it.

Thank you for the material of Nikolai (chebur)

Atrasana postica Walker, 1856
South Africa

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12.03.2016 17:14, Pavel Morozov

Here, another beauty from Africa

Galona serena Karsch, 1895
Male from Guinea, female from Zimbabwe
The species is widely distributed in West, Central and Southern Africa

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06.05.2016 23:13, NicoSander

Please help me with the definition..

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07.05.2016 11:28, Pavel Morozov

11.05.2016 8:14, evk

Despite the repeated "chewing" here of the differences between the species of the genus, i.e. European ones, these ones confuse me with the shape of the sling! I didn't see anything similar after reviewing everything here. Or is this not a matter of principle? Then is it Furcula bifida?

Volgograd region, Olkhovsky district, Ilovlya River floodplain 2 km below the village of Stefanidovka. 7-8. 05. 2016.

11.05.2016 10:59, Pavel Morozov

11.05.2016 11:01, Pavel Morozov

24.05.2016 21:32, Sergey Rybalkin

Cerura vinula (Linnaeus, 1758)
Southern Urals, Snezhinsk, 7.05.2016

This post was edited by Alexanor - 24.05.2016 21: 33

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06.06.2016 21:55, evk

10.08.2016 10:59, шустов

Here such beauties were caught in the swamps of the island of Khortytsia in Zaporozhye. I understand Furcula aeruginosa, if wrong please correct.

10.08.2016 20:41, Pavel Morozov

That's right, it is.
However, it is a peculiar one for you.
Here, for example, from the Lower Volga, Astrakhan region, leg. sdi.

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16.09.2016 22:08, Victor Gazanchidis

Some crested birds are from Northern Greece. My assumptions are Phalera bucephaloides, Stauropus fagi.

This post was edited by vicgrr - 17.09.2016 01: 19

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26.10.2016 22:33, Sergey Rybalkin

Cerura erminea (Esper, 1783) - Chelyabinsk region, Snezhinsk, 7.06.2016
Well, the hole is also there...

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19.11.2016 23:16, Pavel Morozov

Maybe it will be useful ))
Far Eastern Spatalia in comparison, left males, right females


fucking spam filter

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05.12.2016 11:38, NicoSander

Please help me with the definition

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05.12.2016 17:14, Pavel Morozov

10.12.2016 16:40, Alexandr Zhakov

All three

10.12.2016 17:31, Pavel Morozov

All three of them

Nah, all four of them.
1. male griseum
2. female griseum
3. male gigantina
4. female gigantina

10.12.2016 17:39, Pavel Morozov

10.12.2016 17:54, Pavel Morozov

In general, I deleted the previous collage, it's too small.
The collage is dedicated to the differences between the Far Eastern Pterostoma, of which 2 species live there-P. griseum and P. gigantina
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Pterostoma griseum (Bremer, 1861) and Pterostoma gigantina Staudinger, 1892 - all specimens from Primorye
Pterostoma sinica Moore, 1877 have not been reliably collected, although it lives in most of Eastern China. The specimens depicted are from Central China

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10.12.2016 22:42, Pavel Morozov

And now let's see some more "from the casket, identical from the face"

Previously, they appeared as a separate genus Allata Walker, 1862. They are now a subgenus in Spatalia Hubner, 1819.
Well, doubtful, in my, I emphasize, amateur opinion. In Spatalia proper, sexual dimorphism is not so pronounced (see above).
Such as S. duplius, S. benderi, S. argentifera, S. sikkima, and S. raquelae are very similar to each other, but they differ significantly in antenna structure.

Spatalia argentifera (Walker, 1862) - Indochina and Malay Peninsula, Sunda Islands

Spatalia duplius (Schintlmeister, 2007) - SE China, Indochina and Sunda Islands

Spatalia benderi (Dierl, 1976) - SE China, Indochina and Sunda Islands

Spatalia raquelae (Schintlmeister, 1993 ) - endemic to the Philippines

Spatalia sikkima (Moore, 1879) - India, Nepal, SE China, Indochina and Sunda Islands, Philippines

Spatalia laticostalis Hampson, 1900 - South and South Asia, north to the Qin-Lin Mountains

Spatalia violaceus (Schintlmeister, 1997) - Indochina, SW China

They can and do fly together. There are at least 5 other species in the Indo-Australian region, including New Guinea and Australia.

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13.12.2016 18:40, Bianor

13.12.2016 22:04, Pavel Morozov

01.01.2017 18:31, Pavel Morozov

As a New Year's card.

Above - Tarsolepis inscius Schintlmeister, 1997
North Vietnam. leg. dimVa. It lives in the low-mountain primary (and secondary good condition) forests of northern Vietnam and the very south of Yunnan.

Below - Tarsolepis vadimi Morozov, 2016, paratype.
Central Vietnam. leg. dimVa. It also lives in well-preserved low-mountain forests, but in the center and south of Vietnam. Externally, it differs slightly from T. inscius, but in general, it is noticeable. Very well differs in the structure of the genitals.

In the Philippines, on the island of Mindanao, a similar T. kochi Semper, 1892, also lives in barely preserved primary forests

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07.01.2017 19:52, Sergey Rybalkin

Winula from Kunashir.
Pavel, this is Vinula, isn't it?

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08.01.2017 16:18, Konung

08.01.2017 17:12, Pavel Morozov

09.01.2017 20:02, Fyodor

And this one is vinula or felina? And how do they differ?
Irkutsk region, Olkhon Island, Khuzhir settlement, 30.06.2016

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09.01.2017 20:32, Sergey Rybalkin

Kunashir tufts, finally got their hands on straightening.

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10.01.2017 5:51, Pavel Morozov

10.01.2017 9:44, Sergey Rybalkin

Maybe then Felina is also in the Altai? For comparison, a photo of a contrasting one from the Altai and a classic vinula from the Urals.

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10.01.2017 15:45, Pavel Morozov

10.01.2017 18:30, Sergey Rybalkin

10.01.2017 19:48, Pavel Morozov

10.01.2017 19:59, Sergey Rybalkin

10.01.2017 23:54, Pavel Morozov

Here you go.
Vinula on the left, Felina on the right. Vinula from the Moscow region, Felina from Transbaikalia.

A specimen from Olkhon can also be a vinula, and an Altaic specimen can be any of the three (vinula, felina, przewalskyi). Felina differs well from the rest in the structure of the genitals.

And another thing: felina is indicated for the Altai by Alexander Shintlmeister, but vinula according to the same author is not east of the Altai (2008). Doubtful, in my opinion.

Przewalski is definitely available in Altai

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11.01.2017 19:12, Pavel Morozov

But up to the pile.
Cerura przewalskyi (Alpheraky, 1882)
SE Kazakhstan, Or. In principle, the floodplain of the Ili River is the closest to the type locality ("Kouldja, prés du Khorgosse"). Khorgos is a city and river of the same name (right tributary of Ili) on the border of Kazakhstan and China.

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