Notodontidae (more than 500 photos!)

28.09.2007 20:38, Pavel Morozov

30.09.2007 20:48, Grigory Grigoryev

Allow me to return to our Primorye. The image shows Ellida viridimixta (formerly Urodonta). In the southern part of Primorye, butterflies were found from the first half of May to the end of September.

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30.09.2007 22:18, Grigory Grigoryev

01.10.2007 22:54, Pavel Morozov

04.10.2007 15:03, Grigory Grigoryev

Another species of crested whales from the fauna of the Far East is Shaka_atrovittatus. Normal view.
Primorye, Arsenyev neighborhood, July

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06.10.2007 19:14, Grigory Grigoryev

Returning to the fauna of Primorye, I want to present to the attention of forum members a very cute "moth" - Garpyia tokui.
The butterfly flies in May and is not found everywhere.

Male: Ussuriysky district, May 1990
Female: Khasansky district, May 2007

P.S. The fauna of Russia is represented by only 3 species of this genus:
- G. umbrosa (quite common in the Far East, more often in June)
- G. tokui
- G. milhauseri (everything is clear with it)

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06.10.2007 19:26, Grigory Grigoryev

The gallery already had images of Dicranula ulmi, I would like to add a very similar view of Dicranula tzvetaevi from Primorye.
<url>. Chistyakov from Vladivostok considers it a subspecies of ulmi.
The butterfly is larger, the range, to put it mildly, is torn ... So there are different ways to position this taxon ...

Khasansky district, May 2007

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09.10.2007 18:20, Pavel Morozov

Lophocosma atriplaga
Primorsky Krai, Partizansky district, Tigrovoye, 18.07.1980.

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10.10.2007 8:53, Pavel Morozov

I don't think they've posted it yet.
Spatalia doerrisi
Primorsky Krai, Partizansky district, Tigrovoye, 18.07.1980.

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10.10.2007 10:54, Grigory Grigoryev

Hot on the trail - a female

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10.10.2007 11:03, Grigory Grigoryev

And another girl!

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10.10.2007 11:10, Grigory Grigoryev

And another female of the species Nericoides leechi (the male was already there)
By the way, I only got caught once

Khasansky district, July 2006

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10.10.2007 11:22, Grigory Grigoryev

And another female Spatalia plusiotis (although, I repeat , it was already exposed)
Females of this species are very variable in color.

Khasansky district, August 2004

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10.10.2007 15:28, Bad Den

I don't think they've posted it yet.
Spatalia doerrisi
Primorsky Krai, Partizansky district, Tigrovoye, 18.07.1980.

It feels like it has upper wings with transparent "windows"

10.10.2007 15:30, Pavel Morozov

11.10.2007 17:04, Pavel Morozov

Clostera albosigma curtuloides
Primorsky Krai, Partizansky district, Tigrovoye, 18.07.1980.

Some authors (V. V. Izersky) list C. curtuloides as a species.

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14.10.2007 13:58, Pavel Morozov

AntSkr gave me an idea with the help of arrow keys.
That we are all imago, yes imago. Caterpillars are also eligible for publication.
For example, the caterpillar Furcula furcula (most likely), unfortunately infected.
M. O., Odintsovo district, Chigasovo, end of July 2006.

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14.10.2007 13:59, Pavel Morozov

And this looks like a colony of small Phalera bucephala.
M. O., Odintsovo district, Chigasovo, end of July 2007.

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14.10.2007 14:00, Pavel Morozov

Catching up!

14.10.2007 17:39, Ilia Ustiantcev

Who's that?" Cerura vinula?

14.10.2007 18:03, AntSkr

P. plumigera from MO, Stupinsky district, Marinka-1
29.09.07

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14.10.2007 18:11, Ilia Ustiantcev

14.10.2007 18:12, AntSkr

The most difficult thing was to straighten out - this mustache!

14.10.2007 20:20, Vlad Proklov

And this looks like a colony of small Phalera bucephala.
M. O., Odintsovo district, Chigasovo, end of July 2007.

The holes are nice And there is such a brood this fall I fed him -"there are ten pupae lying around right now

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14.10.2007 20:51, Zhuk

14.10.2007 23:36, Grigory Grigoryev

Catching up with P. plumigera: Double-leafed Ptilophora jezoensis (subspecies sutchana)
Khasansky district September-October 2005

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14.10.2007 23:41, Grigory Grigoryev

Well, if we are talking about autumn, I present Himeropteryx miraculosa, which is quite variable in color.
Khasansky district, September 2005

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14.10.2007 23:45, Grigory Grigoryev

And the last species, so as not to get bored, is a butterfly close to the genus Phalera - Phalerodonta bombycina.
Also September 2005, Khasansky district

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15.10.2007 0:03, Pavel Morozov

15.10.2007 8:27, Grigory Grigoryev

17.10.2007 22:30, Grigory Grigoryev

So, I decided to add to the Drymonia genus.
I start, of course, with Primorye: Drymonia dodonides, a couple
male Ussuri district June 2003
female Khasansky district August 2004

In MOROZZZa, this species has already been introduced by EX from Japan, but, nevertheless, let it be a Russian version.

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17.10.2007 22:34, Grigory Grigoryev

Now we are going to Gelendzhik.
Arid woodlands, late June 2000
To your attention-Drymonia velitaris pontica Rebel, 1908

This post was edited by cajarc-02.07.2011 15: 40

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17.10.2007 22:37, Grigory Grigoryev

Well, now - to the Krasnodar Territory, in the area of Krasnaya Polyana
July 2002-Drymonia obliterata Esper, 1785

This post was edited by cajarc-02.07.2011 15: 41

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22.10.2007 21:48, Grigory Grigoryev

I propose to continue the tour of our former glorious Homeland-the USSR.
Beautiful Tajikistan..., botanical garden in kish. Kondara (Varzob gorge).
... and an unusual butterfly, described only in 1980 by Shchetkin. Hence the genus Juriavalentinia (Shchetkin - Yuri, his wife - Valentina).
I don't know the total number of detected imagos, but there are definitely not many of them. We only got one, and thank you for that!
I represent-Juriavalentinia karaganaeca
June 11, 1991, location listed above

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22.10.2007 22:07, Grigory Grigoryev

Next, the most" mysterious " for me crested bird of the genus Cerura-in our opinion, the harpy:
AFTER THE REVISION, THE SPECIES WAS CALLED Cerura viidaleppi Schintlmeister, 2208 (previously considered Cerura himalayana). This is a desert "tugai" species, best known in the USSR from the Tigrovaya Balka Nature Reserve in Tajikistan, on the very border with Afghanistan. It was not so easy to get there before, and even more so after the collapse of the USSR, the war in Afghanistan ,and then the civil war in Tajikistan itself... but people are sneaking in!

May 14, 2005 zap. Tiger's Gully (or what's left of it)

This post was edited by cajarc-02.07.2011 15: 50

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22.10.2007 22:15, Grigory Grigoryev

Eastern Transbaikalia, the most beautiful places! These regions are called the Daurian steppes.
The butterfly is also interesting, found only in Tuva.
Pretotes eugenia - very nice indeed!!

June 23, 1989 roc. Ust-Borzi

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22.10.2007 22:24, Grigory Grigoryev

Well, and now my favorite Seaside region:
MOROZZZ previously mentioned Phalera flavescens, here it is.

male - August 2004 Khasansky district
female-August 2000 Ryazanovka, the same Khasansky district

This post was edited by cajarc - 22.10.2007 22: 43

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22.10.2007 22:28, Grigory Grigoryev

Our, now only Russian, Red Book:
Eguria ornata.
There is nothing to comment on, everything is available on the Internet.
Khasansky district July 2006

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22.10.2007 22:39, Grigory Grigoryev

A small, cute crested bird, which I think is flying in 2 generations,
Lophontosia cuculus.
In my opinion, quite common in Primorye
female Khasansky district August 2004
male Khasansky district Ryazanovka July 2000

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L_cuculus.jpg — (136.25к)

22.10.2007 22:44, Pavel Morozov

I express Comrade. Cajarc sincerely thank you for maintaining this forum thread!