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20.02.2015 18:17, vasiliy-feoktistov

Nothing happened to the forum.
You just need to switch the "Appearance" from "scheme" to "standard" at the top, on the left
, as I emphasized

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21.02.2015 15:02, Erix-totzhe

Nothing happened to the forum.
You just need to switch the "Appearance" from "scheme" to "standard" at the top, on the left
, as I emphasized

Thank you so much!!!
You don't know everything right away. All the best! Georgy.

16.03.2015 20:31, Sergey Rybalkin

Hemaris croatica (Esper, 1800)

Quite a rare species for the Southern Urals.

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27.05.2015 16:59, Евгений88

Well, how long can I wait?)) picture: 20150527_165219.jpg

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17.06.2015 8:52, Виктор Синяев

No comments...

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17.06.2015 20:00, rhopalocera.com

Beautiful =)

18.06.2015 12:21, NicoSander

Proserpinus proserpina. Vologda region, Cherepovets district, D. Pavlokovo 13.06.2015 The first time we catch it.

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18.06.2015 15:48, rhopalocera.com

Judging by its flown appearance - it is to you from afar )))

18.06.2015 15:59, Aaata

Judging by its flown appearance - it is to you from afar )))

It's running out of steam. Fresh in early-mid May.

18.06.2015 16:43, vasiliy-feoktistov

Is Proserpine migrating ? Sedentary view in my opinion

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18.06.2015 19:07, Erix-totzhe

Is Proserpine migrating ? Sedentary view in my opinion

Proserpine does not migrate over long distances. The question, in my opinion, is complicated. The view is not local. I have found its caterpillars in biotopes where it was previously absent for many years (I can't say exactly how many years).

18.06.2015 19:24, Andrey Bezborodkin

Proserpine does not migrate over long distances. The question, in my opinion, is complicated. The view is not local. I have found its caterpillars in biotopes where it was previously absent for many years (I can't say exactly how many years).

It does not migrate, but it can gradually expand its range to the north, as many species do now, both diurnal and nocturnal.

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19.06.2015 17:01, Erix-totzhe

It does not migrate, but it can gradually expand its range to the north, as many species do now, both diurnal and nocturnal.

I agree with you. In the Manfred-a Koch-a atlas, the view is local, you can argue, but you should not manipulate only intuitions, I mean myself.

21.06.2015 9:00, rhopalocera.com

I think it migrates like any strong flyer. This is a general biological survival strategy - to expand the range as much as possible with the maximum available number of methods. So until it is proved by special studies that she does not migrate, I accept her a priori as a migrant, since for her namesakes it is repeatedly proved that they are migrants. And Koch's book is old, you shouldn't rely on it too much, and it was written, in general, for Germany (and not for the whole country).

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23.06.2015 18:02, vasiliy-feoktistov

For the soul

A pair of extinct Daphnis nerii (Linnaeus, 1758)
From the congress.
Origin of pupae: Israel, Haifa (Taler).
ex. pupa: Russia, Moscow region, Zheleznodorozhny (dates of imago release are given).
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26.06.2015 16:45, Erix-totzhe

I think it migrates like any strong flyer. This is a general biological survival strategy - to expand the range as much as possible with the maximum available number of methods. So until it is proved by special studies that she does not migrate, I accept her a priori as a migrant, since for her namesakes it is repeatedly proved that they are migrants. And Koch's book is old, you shouldn't rely on it too much, and it was written, in general, for Germany (and not for the whole country).

I agree that it migrates, but of course, not like for example Agrius convolvuli. I'm not an expert on this topic, but it is likely that the radius of its flights (Proserpine) can be 5 km. I have proof of this from observation. A really strong flyer. You can rely on his physical abilities!

27.06.2015 17:24, EuRyAlUs

Marumba quercus
Southern Transcarpathia.

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01.07.2015 0:41, Dmitry.F

Hemaris ducalis (Staudinger, 1887)

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03.07.2015 14:18, Opas

Akbesia Davidi Davidi (Azerbaijan 2015)

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03.07.2015 16:52, Igorvet

I will add some more Azerbaijani hawkmoth.
Laothoe populi populeti
Agrius convolvuli
Theretra alecto
Marumba quercus
Hyles livornica
Akbesia davidi

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03.07.2015 16:56, Igorvet

There are also Hyles euphorbiae, Hyles nicaea, Hyles hippophaes and the ubiquitous Macroglossum stellatarum.

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15.07.2015 9:55, Evgeny Kotelevsky

Mimas tiliae. Saratov region. Night from 4 to 5 July 2015. He lured me into the light.

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15.07.2015 9:57, Evgeny Kotelevsky

Smerinthus ocellatus. Saratov region. Night from 4 to 5 July 2015. He lured me into the light.

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15.07.2015 15:28, Nick444444

Hemaris fuciformis (Linnaeus, 1758)
20.07.12 Yenakiyevo, Donetsk region.

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23.07.2015 22:09, Бабистр

Good evening! An hour ago, I caught a fresh pine hawk moth on the flowers. I always thought that by the middle of July they would have finished their school years, but here I got a fresh one. Is this the norm for this species?

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23.07.2015 23:18, Andrey Bezborodkin

Good evening! An hour ago, I caught a fresh pine hawk moth on the flowers. I always thought that by the middle of July they would have finished their school years, but here I got a fresh one. Is this the norm for this species?

In the Leningrad region, pine and elpenor trees are found later, including the first decade of August, and not always broken. In cold years, the years are stretched out. Moscow doesn't seem to have a particularly warm season either.

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24.07.2015 16:22, Evgeny Kotelevsky

Deilephila elpenor. Saratov region. The night of July 18-19, 2015. He lured me into the light.

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27.07.2015 17:19, ИНО

Macroglossum stellatarum (Linnaeus, 1758) with and without flash. Donetsk, 14.10.2011.

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28.07.2015 21:58, Евгений88

In June I was in Arkhipovo Osipovka and decided to shine on uv economy the result was a female br oak picture: IMGP2950.JPG

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29.07.2015 20:02, БутявкО

Big-eyed guy from the pupahouse
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And some tracks:
The catcher
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Sphinx ligustri
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Strangers!
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29.07.2015 20:04, БутявкО

Yevgeniy88, did they run away from your plate? And the leaves probably dried very quickly.

29.07.2015 21:00, Евгений88

not where not who didn't have time to run away I have everything under control)and at the expense of drying the leaves, there is one interesting way.With a container of water, I don't add much vodka.And everything is OK.

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09.08.2015 21:06, Евгений88

the second generation of the linear went picture: 20150809_205709.jpg

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15.08.2015 21:18, Бабистр

Despite the relatively mild summer, the yazykans are back in the Moscow region! Taken an hour ago, Istra district.

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15.08.2015 23:42, ИНО

Acherontia atropos (Linnaeus, 1758)

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The caterpillar was found in the Olvia settlement in October 2007. It pupated immediately. The pupa remained at room temperature until May 12, 2008. Interestingly, two July pupae from the Crimea turned into an imago just a couple of months after pupation.

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20.08.2015 18:22, Евгений88

Here is such a feeder for hawkmoth and not only.Saves time and no nerves unlike manual feeding picture: 20150820_125508.jpg

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20.08.2015 19:09, vafdog

Here is such a feeder for hawkmoth and not only.Saves time and no nerves unlike manual feeding

Hmm, cool! The main thing is that it works?
And pour the nutrient liquid into each tube separately?

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21.08.2015 9:34, Евгений88

works like clockwork)I top up each tube 3 times a day. and what is most interesting, I thought that the color of the tr would not affect the attendance of the hawk moth, not something like that flies up to both blue and red picture: 20150821_093154.jpg

probyval with LEDs a complete failure(

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22.08.2015 0:02, Евгений88

Here is such a beauty flew to my light 2 hours ago warmed and fed)In the first catch at home in the Belgorod region waiting for the clutch and suddenly.Miracles) picture: 20150821_235330.jpg

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22.08.2015 0:46, Vlad Proklov

Here is such a beauty flew to my light 2 hours ago warmed and fed)In the first catch at home in the Belgorod region waiting for the clutch and suddenly.Miracles)

Could you specify the exact location?

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