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Camptoloma interiorata

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Pavel Morozov, 16.09.2007 19:59

A unique butterfly in the fauna of Russia.
Camptoloma interiorata, Nolidae
Lives in the south of Primorsky Krai. The caterpillar feeds on the leaves of the toothed oak (Quercus dentata).
Specimen in the photo (wingspan-33 mm) - Primorsky Krai, Khasansky district, Andreevka village, 25.07.2006. Into the light.

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picture: Camptoloma_interiorata.jpg
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Comments

16.09.2007 21:54, Pavel Morozov

I wanted, of course, to take a live picture, but I was afraid that it would fly away.
In general, I have already been convinced more than once that it is better to catch it first, and then photograph it later.
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16.09.2007 22:25, Zhuk

Krasava! smile.gif

16.09.2007 23:46, RippeR

common mole tongue.gif

17.09.2007 19:05, Sparrow

not the usual one, but with a red tail))))

17.09.2007 20:39, guest: гость

Morozz, consider yourself lucky, since not all entomologists from Vladivostok (I mean professionals) can boast that they have come across this butterfly. Especially, as it seems to me, also a female! You can be envious, congratulations!
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19.09.2007 17:39, Ilia Ustiantcev

And why nolids? It's like a solitary BEAR, isn't it?

19.09.2007 22:13, Pavel Morozov

And why nolids? It's like a solitary BEAR, isn't it?

This is what you probably read in the Red Book, Ilya. Follow the link to http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=e...hl%3Den%26lr%3D
Everything will clear up there. Yes, and in other sources - this is nolida.

19.09.2007 22:22, Дзанат

This beauty only eats scalloped oak and that's it?

19.09.2007 22:38, Pavel Morozov

This beauty only eats scalloped oak and that's it?

Ага.

19.09.2007 22:51, Дзанат

Хм eine feine Nase . And if there is nothing to eat it will be

20.09.2007 14:19, Pavel Morozov

Хм eine feine Nase . And if there is nothing to eat

Doch, doch.
There it will not be found.

20.09.2007 16:39, Ilia Ustiantcev

Yeah, in the CC.

This post was edited by Ilya U-09/20/2007 16: 39

20.09.2007 17:09, Дзанат

Strict monophage? Can't another oak eat? it seems that Mongolian is still growing there, but of course it differs in ecology and morphology. Or is she so sensitive to the climate that she likes the sea more? smile.gif

20.09.2007 17:15, Pavel Morozov

Write that it is jagged. According to the same Red Data Book, scalloped oak is found in the coastal zone, as part of shrub communities, and grows near Lake Khanka. Camptoloma itself is protected in the Kedrovaya Pad, DV Morsky and Lazovsky nature reserves.
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20.09.2007 17:56, Дзанат

Yes, Pavel, I read that. Is it really so isolated that biology has not been studied? No one tried to grow it artificially. Just wondering if she can change the feed base or not. In general, this happens among butterflies (change of food plant)

20.09.2007 18:59, guest: гость

Regarding the food supply: there are Catocala nagioides in the KK. Sviridov writes that it feeds only on the same jagged oak. it flies locally, and "everything"... I caught these butterflies in an area where there is no trace of this oak, although also in the Khasansky district. So, they flew to the light enough, and it was clear that the year had just begun, and they simply did not have time to fly a long distance from the places where the tooth oak grows (butterflies are "zero"). There is plenty of Mongolian oak there. So much for the feed base listed in the notorious CC.
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20.09.2007 22:34, Дзанат

Poor darkened butterfly. Its uniqueness lies in the fact that it is rarely found

20.09.2007 22:36, Pavel Morozov

In short, we need to go and collect material and information.

20.09.2007 22:46, Дзанат

smile.gif smile.gif smile.gif at the same time catch beetlesshuffle.gif, I change my ideas to beetles smile.gif
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22.09.2007 7:37, Pavel Morozov

  smile.gif  smile.gif  smile.gif at the same time, catch beetles shuffle.gif, change ideas for beetles smile.gif

I agree to "materialized lepidopteran ideas" smile.gif

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