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31.05.2010 10:38, mikee

Zolotukhin V. V., Chuvilin A.V. On the species composition of the genus Actias Leach,1815 in Russia, article published in Eversmannia, (Eversmannia No. 19-20, 2009)

Alexander, can you post this article on the forum? We will be very grateful! shuffle.gif

31.05.2010 19:45, chuvilin

Alexander, can you post this article on the forum? We will be very grateful! shuffle.gif

Mikhail, editor of the journal against publishing articles on the Internet (. On the main page of the Eversmania website, there is an option to purchase a specific number (#19-20. 2009) with the information you are interested in. Please contact him.
But, this and previous issues of this publication are widely available in libraries - the Moscow State University Zoo Museum, the MOIP Library, in Leninka, the Russian Academy of Sciences.St. Petersburg.
Full article title:
Zolotukhin V. V. Chuvilin A.V. " On the species composition of the genus Actias Leach, 1815 (Lepidoptera, Saturniidae) России."
Zolotuhin V.V. Chuvilin A.V. " On the species compound of the genus Actias Leach, 1815 (Lepidoptera,Saturniidae) of Russia. "
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31.05.2010 22:57, Grigory Grigoryev

Alexander, what do you think about this butterfly ?
Southern Primorye, Tigrovy, 1st decade of May 1990

I would call it A. gnoma

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01.06.2010 17:04, chuvilin

Yes, gnoma, with a high degree of probability. The usual dark gray transverse stripe on both wings of this species is well spelled out, the eyes of the hind wing in a clear black ring, the general tone and texture of the wings with a slightly raised scaly cover, all this distinguishes it quite well from sjogvisti.
Of course, the definition is carried out on the photo, so I hope for the adequacy of transmitting all the nuances of the specimen, I wonder if there is any series from this point or a female, or if this specimen is isolated from the mass of those who flew in from tavisty? Here, judging by the quality-output, then there is no photo of Gus, it also has good differences.
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02.06.2010 16:10, Grigory Grigoryev

Only 2 butterflies (males) were caught, one per night; since these were the last nights of fishing, then .... alas, only these specimens were caught.. It looks like the season has just started (fishing time is until May 15), so the butterfly is "clean". I have seen a sufficient number of sjogvisti in other places, but there was no such plan of butterflies (at least, I was guided by transverse stripes). A. artemis came across, and these two were the only ones.
Thanks for the definition.


cajarc

02.06.2010 17:39, chuvilin

Yes, interesting. Thanks!

05.07.2010 19:58, PG18

Neoris huttoni Moore, 1862
Syrdarya Karatau, Kashkarata, 900 m above sea level, 26.06.2010

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27.07.2010 13:51, EuRyAlUs

ANTHERAEA MYLITTA

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27.07.2010 14:05, EuRyAlUs

Attacus atlas, the Glutton!

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27.07.2010 15:58, Виктор Синяев

Actias uljanae Brechlin, 2007
Southeast China

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27.07.2010 16:04, Виктор Синяев

Actias rhodopneuma
Central Vietnam, Plato Taj Nguen

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04.08.2010 16:21, EuRyAlUs

Rothschildia orizaba, Costa Rica.

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07.08.2010 14:41, EuRyAlUs

Callosamia promethea

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18.08.2010 12:44, EuRyAlUs

Argema mimosae

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20.08.2010 12:11, EuRyAlUs

Mysterious night, little Africans, in my house.

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31.08.2010 12:51, EuRyAlUs

Rothschildia orizaba

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31.08.2010 12:54, EuRyAlUs

ANTHERAEA MYLITTA

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31.08.2010 12:57, EuRyAlUs

Argema mimosae

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31.08.2010 13:01, EuRyAlUs

Argema mittrei

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04.09.2010 11:35, EuRyAlUs

Argema mittrei

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06.09.2010 15:24, EuRyAlUs

Today came out the female Actias luna
Allowed himself to put up all the photos, did not hold out! shuffle.gif

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17.09.2010 17:31, VladN

This is how Automeris io came out

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18.09.2010 23:16, Виктор Синяев

Calliprogonus_miraculosa is currently one of the most expensive Saturniums (Bramea). I just found it in my ninth year. Not available...
etc.

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18.09.2010 23:35, EuRyAlUs

Caligula simla
The first male released today

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28.09.2010 22:17, EuRyAlUs

Caligula simla

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01.10.2010 19:58, EuRyAlUs

Despite the impending cold weather, we are growing! wink.gif
Argema mimosae
Argema mittrei
Actias selene

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11.01.2011 22:19, Igorvet

I found a small but cool series of Aglia tau 26-28. 04. 1998 Transcarpathian region, village of Volovets. A beech forest. I used to catch it when I was a student smile.gif.
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30.01.2011 20:54, Pavel Morozov

Saturnia (Rinaca) kitchingi Brechlin, 2001
Central China. leg & reared V. V. Sinyaev
Endemic to the Qin Lin Mountains, flies in autumn.
Males (above) are diurnal, flying fast in search of a female, just like our pavonia.

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31.01.2011 22:02, Pavel Morozov

Saturnia (Rinaca) naumanni Brechlin, 2001
P. Vietnam. leg V. V. Sinyaev
Endnmic mountains of Northern Vietnam. It flies in the fall

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31.01.2011 22:11, Pavel Morozov

In Russia, too, there is a very interesting butterfly, also flying in the fall.

Saturnia (Rinaca) boisduvali (Eversmann, 1846)
Male - Primorsky Krai, Ussuriysky district, leg V. G. Trufanov, female-Khasansky district, leg. The Cajarc
caterpillar on various deciduous trees
is known from Transbaikalia, the Amur region and Primorye. Outside of the Russian Federation, it lives in China, Korea, and Japan.

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31.01.2011 22:19, Pavel Morozov

For the company, there are still a couple of our autumn saturnias.
Both fly in September and October.

The first is Rhodinia jankowskii (Oberthur, 1880)
Primorsky Krai, Khasansky district, leg. Cajarc
Feeding caterpillars on Amur velvet and oak. In artificial conditions, it also eats willow.
It is distributed in the south of the Far East, in China and Korea.

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31.01.2011 22:24, Pavel Morozov

The second is Rhodinia fugax Butler, 1877
Primorsky Krai, Partizansky district. Years - September-October.
Males are very variable, unlike Jankowski, they are very different from females.
The caterpillar feeds on oak and other deciduous trees.
It is known from the Amur and Primorye regions, Korea, Japan and China.

This post was edited by Morozzz - 31.01.2011 22: 25

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31.01.2011 22:27, Pavel Morozov

autumn S. boisduvalii and S. naumanni - see the previous page wink.gif

This post was edited by Morozzz - 02/05/2011 23: 47

05.02.2011 10:55, Igorvet

They showed me pictures of Ukrainian peacekeepers in Liberia in 2005. Among other things, they also took photos of insects. Interested in what kind of Saturnia, please tell me.

05.02.2011 13:36, Pavel Morozov

like, Pseudobunaea illustris
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05.02.2011 19:27, EuRyAlUs

Male Saturnia pavonia, below in the photo male Saturnia pavoniella.
In this sequence, and the caterpillars of the butterflies themselves. 2009

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05.02.2011 22:09, Egorus

Thanks to the latest posts from Morozzz, and after a little digging
,I decided on the copies I have.saturn...
I hope you've made up your mind correctly (?)

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This post was edited by Egorus-05.02.2011 23: 51
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16.02.2011 15:06, EuRyAlUs

If the caterpillars are infected with viral diseases, you can use the method of spraying the feed plant with antibiotics to treat the caterpillars of some species of Saturniidae. This photo clearly shows the effects of using antibiotics at the caterpillar stage.
(Antherina suraka)

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16.02.2011 22:02, александр барышев

what's with her four front wings? eek.gif

17.02.2011 1:30, Aaata

what's with her four front wings? eek.gif

No, there are three front ones, then what is left at the bottom is still rear smile.gif

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