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23.02.2008 17:25, Vlad Proklov

Acherontia atropos

This is A. lachesis.

This post was edited by kotbegemot - 02/23/2008 17: 26
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23.02.2008 17:29, Vlad Proklov

Bindweed hawk moth-Herse convolvuli
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, near the village of Khripan 25.08.2007 22: 09

Only he is still in the genus Agrius now. If you need modern combinations - then here I am Sirotkin's list re-rolled with additions and corrections.

This post was edited by kotbegemot - 02/23/2008 17: 30
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23.02.2008 23:34, serpant

Unfortunately, I can not boast of such wonderful photos as Hemaris, but, with your permission, I will put a little tropical species, I will start with Calionima nomius-French Guiana

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23.02.2008 23:36, serpant

Cechenena hellops - North Sumatra

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23.02.2008 23:37, serpant

Enyo lugubris-French Guiana

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23.02.2008 23:38, serpant

Erynnyis ocnotrus-French Guiana

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23.02.2008 23:39, serpant

Eumorpha compronieri-French Guiana

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23.02.2008 23:41, serpant

Hippotion depictum-North Sumatra

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23.02.2008 23:42, serpant

Manduca diffusa tropicalis-French Guiana

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23.02.2008 23:43, serpant

Manduca florestan-French Guiana

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23.02.2008 23:45, serpant

Manduca perplexa-French Guiana

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23.02.2008 23:46, serpant

Megalonton analis-Sumatra

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23.02.2008 23:47, serpant

Oxyambulyx prieri-Sumatra

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23.02.2008 23:50, serpant

Pachylia darceta-French Guiana

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23.02.2008 23:51, serpant

Rhagastis albomarginatus-Indonesia

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23.02.2008 23:52, serpant

Theretra boisduvalii-North Sumatra

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23.02.2008 23:54, serpant

Theretra nessus-Sumatra

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23.02.2008 23:56, serpant

Well and probably the last one for today Xylophanes amadis from French Guiana

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23.02.2008 23:57, Pavel Morozov

Is this Meganoton analis?
This is Megacorma obliqua

24.02.2008 0:00, serpant

I'm sorry, I got the labels mixed up

26.02.2008 18:04, gumenuk

Caterpillars of the Bedstraw Hawk Moth-Celerio galii. taken in the Moscow region, Ramenskiy district.

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26.02.2008 18:32, gumenuk

Hawk moth (Smerinthus ocellana) Ramenskiy district, Moscow region

This post was edited by gumenuk - 06.03.2008 17: 26

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26.02.2008 21:09, Grigory Grigoryev

And to me it seems to be a hawk moth with eyes, because the poplar head is smooth, without "warts", like this one.

26.02.2008 21:51, gumenuk

And to me it seems to be a hawk moth with eyes, because the poplar head is smooth, without "warts", like this one.

The fact that Nizhny poplar is unequivocal. I can't say for sure about the top two, so I'll wait to see what the others have to say.

26.02.2008 22:47, Pavel Morozov

Upper - like oculare
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26.02.2008 22:48, Hemaris

This is definitely Smerinthus ocellatus.
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26.02.2008 23:00, Grigory Grigoryev

Dear Vitaly Ivanovich,
why do you consider the bottom photo to be L. populi ?

27.02.2008 8:13, gumenuk

Dear Vitaly Ivanovich,
why do you consider the bottom photo to be L. populi ?

Because of the double row of peepholes

27.02.2008 8:27, gumenuk

Caterpillar of the Scabiose Bumblebee (Hemaris fuciformis).
Filmed in the late 70s on the territory of the Kuzminsky Forest Park (Mrskva)

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27.02.2008 21:00, Grigory Grigoryev

"Dear Vitaly Ivanovich,
why do you consider the bottom photo to be L. populi?"

"Because of the double row of eyes"

If my memory serves me correctly, there are also ocular hawks with this pattern.
Below is a photo of such a caterpillar from the Internet.

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picture: Smerinthus_ocellatus.jpg
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27.02.2008 21:08, gumenuk

"Dear Vitaly Ivanovich,
why do you consider the bottom photo to be L. populi?"

"Because of the double row of eyes"

If my memory serves me correctly, there are also ocular hawks with this pattern.
Below is a photo of such a caterpillar from the Internet.

I don't know what to say. Let's wait, maybe someone else will express
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27.02.2008 23:58, Hemaris

Hemaris fuciformis is a honeysuckle bumblebee. In addition, the caterpillars of the scabiose bumblebee never live on honeysuckle.

28.02.2008 10:41, Hemaris

What is the dispute about? I have already confirmed that the caterpillar in the picture is Smerinthus ocellathus. For comparison, I offer a snapshot of Laothoe populi.

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28.02.2008 10:47, Grigory Grigoryev

But the worm is from Hemaris fuciformis, the correct worm. And the Russian name is a trifle, only for "dummies".

28.02.2008 14:02, NicoSander

This one's definitely scabiose. It was found on a bark stand at the end of June 2007 in the Kaduysky district of the Vologda region in the village of Pakino.

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28.02.2008 14:11, NicoSander

Here is another caterpillar of pine brazhnega smile.gif

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28.02.2008 14:34, Hemaris

Acherontia atropos in culture.

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28.02.2008 14:40, Hemaris

Tracks of Hippotion celerio.

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29.02.2008 8:10, RippeR

Hemaris:
and what did the deadheads feed on when they used their proboscis to break through the snakes smile.gif??
The caterpillars didn't fall or run away??

29.02.2008 10:30, omar

And the big wine was also collected in Ukraine?

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