Tapeworms and mottles (Limenitinae): Limenitis, Seokia, Neptis Aldania

07.10.2007 16:01, PG18

Seokia pratti

07.10.2007 16:02, PG18

Aldania raddei

07.10.2007 16:09, PG18

Nepris tschetverikovi
(Amur region, Obluchye)


Nepris thisbe


Nepris ilos

07.10.2007 16:11, PG18

Nepris alwina

07.10.2007 16:13, PG18

Neptis philyra



Neptis philyroides

07.10.2007 16:15, PG18

Neptis rivularis


Neptis sappho

07.10.2007 16:19, PG18

Neptis speyeri



Neptis andetria

07.10.2007 16:27, Ilia Ustiantcev

Both Moscow region tape drives :
Camilla
Topolevy

19.10.2008 23:02, Beercooker

Here, I selected a picture. The unusual composition is due to the fact that this time the shit was on the tree. I don't know if Dinusik posted this photo anywhere, but I found it on Yandex. I'm interested in: did I really "fart in a puddle"?

Pictures:

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05.01.2009 20:58, DavBaz

Limenitis elwesi (Oberthur, 1883), distributed in Tibet and western China, this specimen comes from the northwestern part of Yunnan.As a rule, it does not occur often.

05.01.2009 23:56, swerig

06.01.2009 9:12, DavBaz

Ispod

09.02.2010 1:33, palvasru4ko

Neptis rivularis (Scopoli, 1763)
Crimea, south-east of Sevastopol, Rodnikovoe village, 23.06.2009

19.07.2011 20:07, Алексей Яковлев

Neptis andetria (Fruhstorfer 1912)
Khabarovsk's surroundings

16.12.2012 13:59, TEMPUS

Limenitis populi (Linnaeus, 1758)
20.06.2010 Ivanovo region, Shuisky district, Petrilovo village area, dirt road


ex pupa 01.06.2012 Ivanovo region, Shuisky district, near the village of Klochkovo, mixed forest, on aspen imago 10.06.2012


Pupa:



Biotope:


Limenitis camilla (Linnaeus, 1764)
first generation
23.06.2011 Ivanovo region, Shuisky district, near the village of Sergeyevo, the edge of a mixed forest


01.07.2008 Ivanovo region, Shuisky district, the vicinity of the village of Krasnoarmeyskoye, the edge of a mixed forest


second generation
15.08.2010 Ivanovo region, Shuisky district, Polki village neighborhood, mixed forest



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17.12.2012 2:38, Bianor

17.12.2012 13:50, TEMPUS

Neptis rivularis (Scopoli, 1763)
15.06.2011 Ivanovo region, Shuya district, Shuya town, Metalworkers ' settlement leg. Ambarov I. V.

03.01.2013 11:19, KONI

Athymodes nycteis-24.07.12 Primorye, a suburb of Vladivostok.This view didn't seem to exist.

Pictures:

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09.03.2014 20:08, Valentinus

A rare frame.
Neptis rivularis suck up spider prey. The butterfly was bitten and left in reserve, and then the winged thieves appeared.

Azerbaijan, Shamkir neighborhood, June 2011.

17.06.2014 16:28, sergeySVK

June 13, Samara region, Kinelsky district, floodplain of the Samara river

Neptis rivularis rivularis female

10.11.2014 13:11, usya04

Limenitis lepechini (Erschov, 1874)
Tajikistan, Gissar-Alai, Fan Mountains, alp. lag region. Artuch 13.06.1997

10.11.2014 13:44, usya04

left Limenitis reducta(Staudinger, 1901)
Ukraine, Cherkasy region VI. 1979 Raevsky leg.

right Limenitis reducta herculeana(Stichel, [1908])
Georgia, Samtskhe-Javakheti, Akhaltsikhe district, Tiseli village h=1300-1500m 01.07.2013




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10.11.2014 14:24, Valentinus

left Limenitis reducta(Staudinger, 1901)
Ukraine, Chernivtsi region VII. 1988 Raevsky leg.

right Limenitis reducta herculeana(Stichel, [1908])
Georgia, Samtskhe-Javakheti, Akhaltsikhe district, Tiseli village h=1300-1500m 01.07.2013

A strange idea about the subspecies of Limenitis reducta in the Caucasus. The view is described from Karabakh. Subspecies herculeana from southern France, another subspecies from Iran.
None at all There is no population isolation in the Caucasus. Nevertheless, according to Tuzov et al., the Southern European subspecies herculeana is found in the Greater and Lesser Caucasus, while it is nominative in the Armenian Highlands and Talysh. Danchenko et al. In general, we managed to write that there is an Iranian subspecies in Armenia, and this is despite the fact that the typical area, I repeat, is Karabakh.
Only in the last Chikolovets, thank God, all the nominees. God grant him health

10.11.2014 14:48, Alexandr Zhakov

10.11.2014 14:50, Aurelian

10.11.2014 14:58, Vlad Proklov

10.11.2014 15:13, Alexandr Zhakov

But he also brought Neolycaena rhymnus from there.

10.11.2014 15:14, usya04

10.11.2014 15:16, usya04

10.11.2014 15:23, Alexandr Zhakov

Nekrutenko is also questionable as a possible species.

Link to Tuzov
But, in the latest lists for Ukraine, this type goes under the number, somewhere there are still publications.

10.11.2014 15:38, Aurelian

But he also brought Neolycaena rhymnus from there.

You will laugh, but rimnus is there, although this type is not given in the publication of Blinker. However, in the mentioned work, and in addition to reducta, there are rather unexpected indications, for example, Ligea.

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10.11.2014 15:51, usya04

10.11.2014 16:26, Alexandr Zhakov

You will laugh, but rimnus is there, although this type is not given in the publication of Blinker. However, in the mentioned work, and in addition to reducta, there are rather unexpected indications, for example, Ligea.

I'm talking about this work Lvovsky A. A., Morgun D. V. Bulavovye lepidoptera of Eastern Europe. Moscow, 2007, which provides an oral report on the discovery of this species in Mogilev-Podolsk, Vinnytsia region. As they later found out from the photo. Now the largest western point, the south of the Zaporozhye region. I wonder if there is more to the west, but I would like specifics

10.11.2014 16:27, Alexandr Zhakov

And what are the latest lists now, can you tell me by chance?

Tell me, write in PM.

10.11.2014 19:08, Aurelian

I'm talking about this work Lvovsky A. A., Morgun D. V. Bulavovye lepidoptera of Eastern Europe. Moscow, 2007,

Now it's clear I thought about Blinky's article on the Vinnytsia region: link

Now the largest western point, the south of the Zaporozhye region. I wonder if there is more to the west, but I would like some specifics

A colleague informed me about the discovery in the Vinnytsia region. He is on the forum, maybe he will write more details.

10.11.2014 22:28, Гена

10.11.2014 22:42, Dantist

10.11.2014 22:49, Kharkovbut

IMHO, it is important to publish such finds in order to remove them from the status of "folklore". The Bulletin of Zoology, for example, accepts such faunistics (brief notes).

Djon: Can I tell you more about the latest lists? Maybe I do not know something important?

10.11.2014 23:37, Aurelian