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17.04.2017 20:24, Евгений88

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17.04.2017 21:04, Alexandr Zhakov

Sphinx maurorum or Sphinx morio

In this case, the gene itself can also help. or geography. And the rest is really divination

27.05.2017 0:20, Евгений88

DON'T be born beautiful but be born happy

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27.05.2017 22:37, Евгений88

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28.05.2017 15:28, Sergey Rybalkin

Then there will be tracks, etc. Just a person fond of breeding, well done!

05.06.2017 15:36, Konung

Two species of hawkmoth from the Omsk region, filmed at a meal.
Hemaris fuciformis and Hyles gallii.
Omsk region, Gorkovsky district, river bank Irtysh, 3.06.2017.
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13.06.2017 15:31, Chaser

In continuation of the theme of hawkmoth in nature. Bedstraw hawkmoth (Celerio galli) feeds on petunias in a flower bed, MO, Lukhovitsy, in the city, right at the railway station, it is a pity that these flower beds have long been dismantled. 22 Aug 2011

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30.06.2017 22:34, Евгений88

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01.07.2017 15:14, dim-va

and where does this Alecto come from? Clearly not from under Gubkin (((

01.07.2017 15:30, Andrey Bezborodkin

and where does this Alecto come from? Clearly not from under Gubkin (((

Unfortunately, Evgeny Ivanovich never answers such questions. He is a man of principle, a breeder of hawkmoth. I got it, brought it out, spread it out beautifully, and showed it. If you are interested , please contact us personally or by mail. Publicity, it is not necessary.

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17.08.2017 13:27, Евгений88

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17.08.2017 15:03, NIKSTER

Has anyone ever found Elpenor caterpillars on Galium, Impatiens, or Vitis vinifera ? And in general, who on what plants found caterpillars of average wine? And at what time of day?

17.08.2017 17:42, mikee

Has anyone ever found Elpenor caterpillars on Galium, Impatiens, or Vitis vinifera ? And in general, who on what plants found caterpillars of average wine? And at what time of day?

I came across only on narrow-leaved cypress (willow-tea, Chamerion angustifolium). In August and September, the caterpillars sit openly on plants during the day. They are very numerous.

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17.08.2017 20:18, lazardin

I (Vologda) now, on Kipreya, in the evening or when it's cloudy, it's good and you can see a lot from afar. I've never seen it in the sun.

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18.08.2017 8:55, Alexander73

Early in the morning I found it on the bedstrap. Once, maybe twice.

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19.08.2017 0:45, NIKSTER

Early in the morning I found it on the bedstrap. Once, maybe twice.

And you can get more details in the personal account.

19.08.2017 10:23, Evgenich

On the bedstraw, too, found, but more often small wine.

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19.08.2017 14:39, NIKSTER

On the bedstraw, too, found, but more often small wine.

Did you find it near the ground under the measuring stick? He never goes up to the top of the bedstrap.
By the way, the average wine is also like a small wine sitting at the bottom of the bedstrap or climbs to the top?

This post was edited by NIKSTER - 19.08.2017 14: 41

20.08.2017 12:14, Evgenich

Did you find it near the ground under the measuring stick? He never goes up to the top of the bedstrap.
By the way, the average wine is also like a small wine sitting at the bottom of the bedstrap or climbs to the top?

You've confused me a little. Bedstraw is not a shrub, but a herbaceous plant, the height of which does not exceed 7.5 cm. In our Leningrad region, it usually stretches along the ground. Therefore, the height is quite small and it is difficult to distinguish where the plant has a top-bottom.
Found on the plant itself in the daytime

20.08.2017 12:16, Evgenich

Still, more often than average wine can be found on ivan tea. This is its main food plant. You should look for a small one on the bedstrap.

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20.08.2017 12:46, Василий пенза

I tore the bedstraw for small food, and already at home I found the average one on it)

04.09.2017 15:37, NIKSTER

Has anyone ever found hawk moth caterpillars on a willow tree? What are the best places to look? By the way, is it too late to look for him now? On what forage trees (type) is it best to search for it? On the young ones?
Has anyone ever found bindweed moth caterpillars? Search in places where there is a lot of bindweed or walk along the roads and look for caterpillars?

04.09.2017 16:05, Evgenich

In our Leningrad region, willow is its main food plant. It's easier to find on young plants. At the expense of deadlines. It's probably a little late for you. Bindweed do not live here, I won't say anything...

04.09.2017 16:32, Andrey Bezborodkin

At the expense of deadlines. It's probably a little late for you. Bindweeds don't live here, I won't say anything...

In the Rostov region and further south, both species produce two generations, and they are most likely the same. So with the timing, everything is normal.

05.09.2017 13:09, Zhuk

Hyles nicaea (de Prunner, 1798)
Caterpillar Azerbaijan, Lerik, on milkweed, 9. VIII. 2017, Zhuk leg. Butterfly 4. IX. 2017

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07.09.2017 8:21, Hemaris

Female Hemaris ducalis, ex. pupa. Кыргызстан.

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08.01.2018 20:10, Юрий352

North of the Moscow region. July 2011.

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17.04.2018 22:26, Sergey Rybalkin

A large female aspen hawk moth from Kunashir, with a wingspan of 10 cm!!!

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07.05.2018 21:34, Sergey Rybalkin

A pair of Mimas christophi (Staudinger, 1887) from Kunashir

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10.05.2018 0:13, dim-va

Dear colleagues, there is a request for the bumblebee Hemaris ducalis. It is very important to find a specimen(s) of this species from Darvaz (enough photos). The situation is typical: c Darvaza Grumm-Grzhimailo described as a species temiri, the type is probably lost, and therefore its relationship with the taxa described by Eichberger is not very clear. If you can send a photo here or to my personal account, I will be very grateful. Thank you in advance! V. Zolotukhin

12.05.2018 22:58, Sergey Rybalkin

Hemaris affinis (Bremer, 1861) from Kunashir

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08.06.2018 6:57, Евгений88

conjured

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22.06.2018 21:03, shastik

Moldova 15.06.2018

12.07.2018 12:26, t00m

Laothoe populi

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12.07.2018 21:09, Grey Coleopter

conjured it up

I wonder what will come of it?

12.07.2018 22:52, Alexandr Zhakov

Nothing.

28.10.2018 19:37, Sergey Rybalkin

I shone a light in the vicinity of Lazarevsky on 11.07.2018, 18 pieces of Hyles vespertilio (Esper, 1780) arrived!!!

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05.11.2018 23:28, dim-va

Dear colleagues.
I am looking for a photo of caterpillars of the Turkmen milkweed hawk moth Hyles peplidis-from Turkmenistan (KopetDag) or northern Iran. Maybe there is someone? I understand that Houston is not widely available right now, but suddenly who has the old negatives left?
Thank you in advance!!!

11.11.2018 12:10, Sergey Rybalkin

pair of Hyles nicaea (de Prunner, 1798)

Crimea, Tarkhankutsky peninsula.

Nearby is a pair of Hyles euphorbiae (Linnaeus, 1758)

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17.11.2018 15:19, Zhuk

Theretra alecto (Linnaeus, 1758)
We brought a pupa here in August, and a butterfly came out the other day.
Russian Federation, Dagestan, pos. Dagestani Lights, 15. VIII. 2018, imago 15. XI. 2018

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