Nymphalidae, Apaturinae

24.09.2007 14:29, Pavel Morozov

Perelivnitsa poplar or small
Apatura ilia
male-M. O., Odintsovo district, Chigasovo village, 04.07.2002.
female - Moscow, CJSC, platform Rabochy poselok, 17.07.2004.

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24.09.2007 14:30, Pavel Morozov

Apatura ilia praeclara f. clytie
Primorsky Krai, Ussuriysky district, Kaimanovka, 20.07.2002.

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24.09.2007 14:32, Pavel Morozov

Apatura metis hejiona
Primorsky Krai, Khasaniysky district, Andreevka-Vityaz Forest road, 24.07.2006.

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24.09.2007 14:33, Pavel Morozov

Athymodes nycteis
Primorsky Krai, Ussuriysky district, Kaimanovka, 20.07.2002.

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24.09.2007 14:35, Pavel Morozov

Amureana schrenckii
male and female
male from the lower side
Primorsky Krai, Ussuriysky district, Kaimanovka, 20.07.2002.

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24.09.2007 14:36, Pavel Morozov

Symbol of Japan
Sasakia charonda

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24.09.2007 14:37, Pavel Morozov

Although it was already on the Forum, but still.
Sephisa princeps
male
Primorsky Krai, Ussuriysky district, Kaimanovka, 20.07.2002.

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24.09.2007 14:39, Pavel Morozov

Sephisa dichroa
China, Jangxi, June, 2002

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24.09.2007 14:40, Pavel Morozov

Sephisa chandra
Nepal, Nagarjun, April, 1997.
male and female.

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24.09.2007 14:43, Pavel Morozov

24.09.2007 14:52, omar

24.09.2007 15:06, AntSkr

24.09.2007 15:09, Pavel Morozov

Iris is more common in the western regions of the MO. On the border with the Smolensk region even numerous.
On the upper side - it is already visible here, On the lower side - please.
Ilia at the top, iris at the bottom

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24.09.2007 15:17, omar

25.09.2007 16:33, PG18

It would also be great to put Thaleropis ionia here.

Here, last year's female


And another one: http://www.photosight.ru/photo.php?photoid...ction&refid=999

And her gorge


This post was edited by PG18-25.09.2007 16: 43

25.09.2007 18:41, Pavel Morozov

25.09.2007 20:26, PG18

26.09.2007 16:53, taler

06.10.2007 20:56, Grigory Grigoryev

Here are straightened or, as someone on the forum wrote, DRIED ionia.
Armenia, Vayk, July 1998-female; May 1997-male.
One generation or two, I don't know.

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06.10.2007 21:05, Grigory Grigoryev

I couldn't resist photographing the exceptional tapeworm Seokia eximia, although it most likely belongs to the genus Limenitis.
South Primorye, Ussuriysky district, Kaimanovka, July 1987

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06.10.2007 21:15, Pavel Morozov

to cajarc: Create a Limenitinae theme. Join us!

20.06.2008 12:24, Papilion

Apatura laverna, China, Beijing neighborhood

03.07.2008 0:13, Алексей Яковлев

Mimathyma schrenckii (= Amuriana = Apatura schrenckii)

Khabarovsk, late June 2008.
Photo by Prof. Yu. N. Sidelnikov


Male

female

yummy treats

14.09.2008 9:46, DavBaz

Apatura ilia here (=Apatura here) China, Pingwu. Both males

16.06.2009 22:00, Pavel Morozov

Largely sad photo history of Apatura iris
development A 3rd-instar caterpillar was found almost accidentally on a goat willow tree in Odintsovo district of Moscow Region on May 11.
Goat willow and reared. Looking ahead. I will say that it could have turned out to be an excellent male (a little consolation. because the male is easier to catch), but due to my oversight, a fresh butterfly could not spread its wings.
Below is a photo of that poor guy. I decided to put this picture first, so that there would not be a "particularly pronounced bummer effect".

But then - almost the entire development cycle.

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16.06.2009 22:01, Pavel Morozov

May 11.
a small green worm that looks like a slug

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16.06.2009 22:06, Pavel Morozov

4th age. On May 17
, the caterpillar grows rapidly, feeding during the daytime

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16.06.2009 22:10, Pavel Morozov

age 5. End of May.
portrait and saturation process
At the bottom - shortly before pupation

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16.06.2009 22:12, Pavel Morozov

May 31 - June 1
the pupation process and the navel itself

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17.06.2009 16:02, Pavel Morozov

I almost forgot to put
a lower-resolution photo of the year before last about the process of changing from caterpillar to pupa. In June 2007, we managed to find a mature caterpillar on the fence, which pupated at home, but the butterfly, unfortunately, also failed

This post was edited by Morozzz - 17.06.2009 16: 04

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08.08.2009 9:00, DavBaz

I represent the subspecies Apatura iris kansuensis
China, Southern Gansu

30.11.2011 2:36, lepidopterolog

Thaleropis ionia, Armenia, okr. Garni, 25. VI. 2010

And it flies right in the vicinity of the famous Temple of the Sun

28.07.2012 21:47, Sergey Rybalkin

The most interesting thing is that not everyone knows that Thaleropis ionia is common in Russia! In Dagestan, near Makhachkala, you can observe these wonderful butterflies. And I will not say that it is very rare there. Meet her during the summer, you can every day.
The image shows Russian Thaleropis ionia from the vicinity of Makhachkala.

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28.07.2012 22:21, AGG

14.12.2012 11:36, TEMPUS

Apatura ilia ([Schiffermuller], 1775)
f. ilia
30.06.2011 Ivanovo region, Shuisky district, Petrilovo village neighborhood, dirt road


26.06.2011 Ivanovo region, Ivanovo, Mitrofanovo microdistrict


f. clytie
26.06.2011 Ivanovo region, Ivanovo, Mitrofanovo microdistrict

20.12.2012 0:43, Linnaeus tuschinorum

I take it this is a female Apatura ilia? Moscow region, Bronnitsky district, floodplain of the Gnilusha River in its lower reaches, June 20, 2012

20.12.2012 1:34, Kharkovbut

20.12.2012 3:29, Linnaeus tuschinorum

I apologize for being slow, but in the 2nd post of the topic, the lower instance is also a male? (i.e. does it not correspond to the order of the description?)

20.12.2012 3:40, Kharkovbut