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PG18, 07.10.2007 17:13

I shot six views on this topic in the Southern Urals today.
I didn't find another 25 species of regional fauna...

Cucullia argentina
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Cucullia splendida
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Cucullia artemisiae
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Cucullia biornata
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Cucullia mixta
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Cucullia propinqua
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07.10.2007 17:26, Ilia Ustiantcev

Wonderful!!! And magnifica is the wrong one?

And I have a caterpillar Cucullia lucifuga, which I , and not only

, took for the caterpillar of Parnassius.

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07.10.2007 18:03, Sparrow

yes it looks a little similar)

07.10.2007 18:05, PG18

yes it looks a little similar)

Yeah, if you inflate harder and shave

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07.10.2007 18:11, Pavel Morozov

Cucullia umbratica
M. O., Odintsovo district, Chigasovo, 29.06.2007.

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07.10.2007 18:12, Pavel Morozov

Yeah, if you inflate it a little harder and shave it off

07.10.2007 18:14, Pavel Morozov

Cucullia absinthi
M. O., Odintsovo district, Chigasovo, 27.07.2007.

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07.10.2007 18:16, Pavel Morozov

Caterpillar Cucullia lychnitis
M. O. Serpukhov district, Luzhki, 18.08.2006.

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07.10.2007 18:27, PG18

Wonderful!!! And magnifica is the wrong one?

Magnifica is very rare here, but Cucullia argentea is quite affordable:
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07.10.2007 18:32, PG18

Cucullia lychnitis caterpillar

Now Shargacucullia lychnitis

07.10.2007 20:56, Zhuk

Cucullia argentina, Volgograd region, Pallasovsky district, district of the village. Vishnevka, On the border with Kazakhstan, 18.08.2007(on the label, the year is incorrect)
I caught them at the border post, in the office of the cops

. They were almost blown away when I started collecting butterflies near their chandelier

This post was edited by Zhuk - 07.10.2007 20: 57

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14.10.2007 19:31, AntSkr

C. argentea, 25.07.07, MO, Stupinsky district, Marinka-1
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29.10.2007 12:06, Сергей-Д

2 PG018:
A key-Scoops of Ukraine 2006 Shargacucullia back steel Cucullia.

02.10.2008 21:12, barko

What a great theme! Kukuli is a cult band!

Cucullia balsamitae (Boisduval, 1840), Hungary, Southeast, sand dunes

It is generally assumed that balsamitae in Hungary have one generation per year, from May to mid-July, and then only individual individuals are found until about mid-August. This year, I caught 27 copies on August 3, 16 copies on August 7, and 4 copies on August 12. We all agreed that this is a full-fledged second generation. Hurray!

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03.10.2008 12:09, barko

Cucullia dracunculi (Hubner, 1813) Hungary

It lives on dry, warm slopes of the southern exposure.
The butterfly flies in July, the caterpillar in September on Aster linosyris.
The caterpillars are collected after dark.
It is listed in the Hungarian Red Data Book. The fine for one caught specimen is ~40 euros.
Unfortunately, I lost my photos of butterflies in nature.

This post was edited by barko - 12.12.2008 15: 45

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20.10.2008 15:48, barko

Cucullia xeranthemi Boisduval, 1840 Hungary

The usual view for Hungary

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07.11.2008 8:39, Сергей-Д

Cucullia santonici Provalie village, Luhansk region, Ukraine
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07.11.2008 17:08, barko

Cucullia santonici Provalie village, Luhansk region, Ukraine

Thanks for the photo!
How often do you come across Cucullia santonici? How many pieces arrive in one night? What time does the year start and end? What time of year do they fly in your region?

This post was edited by barko - 07.11.2008 17: 09

10.11.2008 17:05, Сергей-Д

on the personal account wrote.
By the way, on the German site scoops of Ukraine (it seems noctuidae.de) copies of this type are shown in the photo from the same place, the information may be useful.

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11.11.2008 14:03, Сергей-Д

Cucullia asteris
caught right in the city (Severodonetsk), brazenly flew to the lamp at my entrance

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11.12.2008 16:37, PG18

Cowl from Ustyurt (Ustyurt district, 29.04.2008). Definition: Barko

2-3 Cucullia boryphora Fischer von Waldheim, 1840
(1 - Odontelia arenicola (Schetkin, 1965) - Hadeninae)

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11.12.2008 17:29, barko

A pair of hoods from Ustyurt (Ustyurt district, 29.04.2008), still undecided

1 Odontelia arenicola (Schetkin, 1965)
2, 3 Cucullia boryphora Fischer von Waldheim, 1840

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11.12.2008 17:48, PG18

Wow, that's great! Right on the spot! Is it based on the collection, or on literature? I really hope for similar help in the topic of catholics.

Odontelia fissilis (Christoph, 1884) was indicated for the Caspian region. Not her? Yu. L. Shchetkin probably described it from Tajikistan?..

This post was edited by PG18-12/11/2008 18: 13

11.12.2008 18:09, barko

Wow, that's great! Right on the spot! Is it based on the collection, or on literature? I really hope for similar help in the topic of catholics.

No problems.

But how else?

After all, I live in Hungary, and here the Kukuli category is "must". If I don't know something yet, it's easy to find out from friends.

boryphora I know, it is in the 6th volume of NE.
Odontelia arenicola was identified by a friend of mine (a museum employee and owner of one of the largest collections of cucullias)

The topic is very interesting. More photos!

11.12.2008 18:19, PG18

No problems. But how else? After all, I live in Hungary, and here the Kukuli category is "must". If I don't know something yet, it's easy to find out from friends.

boryphora I know, it is in the 6th volume of NE.
Odontelia arenicola was identified by a friend of mine (a museum employee and owner of one of the largest collections of cucullias)

Cool! Thanks! And where do I live, in what hole?..

Odontelia - isn't it Hadeninae?

12.12.2008 16:59, barko

Well, why are you doing this! You have an interesting material scoop. Odontelia arenicola is a really good view. And I would really like to have one in my collection

Cucullia dimorpha (Staudinger, 1896) Tuva

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Cucullia sabulosa (Staudinger, 1879) Kazakhstan, Almaty region, Usharal

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13.12.2008 5:58, Konung

Cucullia fraudatrix (Eversmann, 1837)
Omsk Region, July 2004
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Cucullia propinqua Eversmann, 1842 unfolded (already present in nature)
Omsk region, May 2008
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13.12.2008 10:08, PG18

Odontelia arenicola is a really good view. And I would really like to have one in my collection

I have two guys and three girls of this type. I can share, especially girls

, But better, later. Next spring, I'll start fishing purposefully.
But I would like a link to the original description of Yuri Leonidovich. I didn't find anything on this topic on the web. And I want to go deeper. Where is arinicola still described from? And the genitals in the original description are drawn, I hope...

13.12.2008 12:05, barko

I have two guys and three girls of this type. I can share, especially girls, But better, later. Next spring, I'll start fishing purposefully.
But I would like a link to the original description of Yuri Leonidovich. I didn't find anything on this topic on the web. And I want to go deeper. Where is arinicola still described from? And the genitals in the original description are drawn, I hope...

I'll find some literature for you in time. Now there are a lot of things to do, I don't want to be sprayed.
Thank you for agreeing to share the butterflies. The view is good. Catch more next season. If you don't mind, let's discuss these issues via PM.

15.12.2008 14:52, barko

Wow, that's great! Right on the spot! Is it based on the collection, or on literature? I really hope for similar help in the topic of catholics.
Odontelia fissilis (Christoph, 1884) was indicated for the Caspian region. Not her? Yu. L. Shchetkin probably described it from Tajikistan?..

I just read your message carefully.
No, it's not Odontelia fissilis. Odontelia fissilis - noticeably smaller in size and clearly distinguishable from the pattern.
Very cool band. I'll try to find some literature. I was wondering myself

Damn, there is a need to discover two new themes Xyleninae and Hadeninae! Open it?

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15.12.2008 16:47, Pavel Morozov

Of course, we'll open it. Long time ago

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17.12.2008 13:24, barko

Cucullia tanaceti (Denis & Schiffermuller, 1775) Hungary

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18.12.2008 15:03, barko

Cucullia campanulae Freyer, 1831 Hungary

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19.12.2008 1:16, barko

Baorisa hieroglyphica
Cambodia, Elephant Mountains, February 2002. Photo by Andrey Sochivko.

Beautiful butterfly, good photo, but no relation to the subfamily Cucullinae. Even remotely.
Baorisa hieroglyphica belongs to the subfamily Pantheinae.

This post was edited by barko-12/19/2008 01: 17

19.12.2008 22:34, Алексей Яковлев

Beautiful butterfly, good photo, but no relation to the subfamily Cucullinae. Even remotely.
Baorisa hieroglyphica belongs to the subfamily Pantheinae.

Sorry, I just saw Noctuidae and immediately inserted it. Right now I'll erase it!

19.12.2008 22:40, barko

Sorry, I just saw Noctuidae and immediately inserted it. Right now I'll erase it!

Alexey, please start a new topic "Pantheinae Scoops" and post it there

, and we will pick up everything and continue!

22.12.2008 11:42, svm2

Here's another small one .Kiev region 30.07.05
C. scopariae Dorfmeister, 1853
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22.12.2008 23:06, barko

Here's another small one .Kiev region 30.07.05
C. scopariae Dorfmeister, 1853

How difficult is it to catch Cucullia scopariae in the Kiev region? Is this a rare or common species?

23.12.2008 9:10, svm2

How difficult is it to catch Cucullia scopariae in the Kiev region? Is this a rare or common species?

It is difficult to answer, for the first time caught 08.08.03 ekz wingspan is still half a centimeter less, and two 30.07.05, it's all in one place in M. Dmitrovichi Obukhov district on a 30-watt UVL( bacterocidal). I didn't catch any more fish there at that time, and I didn't come across it anywhere else.

This post was edited by svm2-12/23/2008 13: 26

23.12.2008 19:16, barko

It is difficult to answer, for the first time caught 08.08.03 ekz wingspan is still half a centimeter less, and two 30.07.05, it's all in one place in M. Dmitrovichi Obukhov district on a 30-watt UVL( bacterocidal). I didn't catch any more fish there at that time, and I didn't come across it anywhere else.

Quite a satisfactory answer. Two copies per night and so on twice with an interval of two years. This means that they are there and there are many of them. The fact is that catching the Cucullia scopariae imago in Hungary is very rare. They don't come to light. In the collections there are mainly brood tracks.

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