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13.01.2009 23:05, AntSkr

I see that Cucullia lactucae (Denis & Schiffermuller, 1775) is not included in this topic yet.
In August of last year, I found a caterpillar, and today a butterfly emerged from the overwintered pupa.

Caterpillar (MO, Stupinsky district, Marinka, August 20, 2008):
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A day later, she pupated in a dense, sand-covered cocoon in the ground (photo of the pupa pulled out of it):
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Successfully wintered, brought out of diapause at the end of December, butterfly January 13, 2009:
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This post was edited by AntSkr - 13.01.2009 23: 12

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13.01.2009 23:10, barko

I see that Cucullia lactucae (Denis & Schiffermuller, 1775) is not included in this topic yet.
In August of last year, I found a caterpillar, and today a butterfly emerged from the overwintered pupa.

There are no words! Great!

13.01.2009 23:14, AntSkr

According to the caterpillar, this species differs perfectly, and according to the imago from similar species?
What is the difference between Cucullia lucifuga and Cucullia umbratica?

15.01.2009 12:39, barko

I see that Cucullia lactucae (Denis & Schiffermuller, 1775) is not included in this topic yet.
In August of last year, I found a caterpillar, and today a butterfly emerged from the overwintered pupa.

Anton is Cucullia fraterna! This is very cool!

15.01.2009 12:51, barko

Cucullia lactucae (Linnaeus, 1758) Hungary, May

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15.01.2009 13:03, AntSkr

Anton is Cucullia fraterna! This is very cool!

Are you sure?" It turns out that it has not yet been marked in the Ministry of Defense?

15.01.2009 13:23, barko

Are you sure?" It turns out that it has not yet been marked in the Ministry of Defense?

As far as can be judged from the forewings, this is fraterna, namely one of its two forms - pustulata (Eversmann, 1842). This form of fraterna also lives in Ukraine. The RDV is inhabited by another, darker one, with darker (up to black) elements of the pattern.
There is still a possibility that it is lactucae. Everything will become clear if you take a photo of a straightened butterfly. The hindwings of lactucae are almost uniformly colored, while in fraterna the middle of the wing is very light sometimes to white.

This post was edited by barko - 15.01.2009 14: 13

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15.01.2009 13:26, AntSkr

Well, as soon as I remove it from the straightener , I'll post a photo in this topic.

15.01.2009 15:39, Vlad Proklov

Are you sure?" It turns out that it has not yet been marked in the Ministry of Defense?

Yes, if it's her - then it's a new look for MO!
However, it is known from the Kaluga, Tula, Ryazan and Vladimir regions (only a few everywhere), so it is quite expected in Moscow.

16.01.2009 0:29, RippeR

Moscow region, Lukhovitsky district, Lovtsy village, early August 2008.
Cucullia fraudatrix
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C. umbratica
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16.01.2009 0:39, barko

Moscow region, Lukhovitsky district, Lovtsy settlement, early August 2008.

2 it

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16.01.2009 1:11, RippeR

you can say what kind of zhyvton? MO, August.
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C. thapsiphaga ? Moldova, June
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S. tanaceti ? Moldova, something out there

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16.01.2009 15:17, barko

you can say what kind of zhyvton? MO, August.
C. thapsiphaga ? Moldova, June
of this Year. tanaceti ? Moldova, something out there

1, 2 Cucullia umbratica
3 Shargacucullia lychnitis-most likely
4 Cucullia tanaceti-yes

This post was edited by barko - 16.01.2009 15: 18

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18.01.2009 3:33, barko

Cucullia artemisiae (Hufnagel, 1766) Voronezh, Russia, July

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19.01.2009 11:29, svm2

Here's another one, it seems like there was no such thing, the truth was caught and determined not by me.
Cucullia laucearia Villers,1789(=thapsiphaga Tr,1826)
Now that I have the latest books,I think it's blattariae

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This post was edited by svm2 - 22.01.2013 17: 01

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24.01.2009 16:58, AntSkr

Cucullia pustulata (thanks to barko for the definition)
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This post was edited by AntSkr - 23.01.2010 16: 02

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24.01.2009 21:19, barko

Photo of a straightened bred butterfly. As soon as it is determined exactly, I will sign it.

Anton is not lactucae. To date, and until the release of the corresponding volume of A Taxonomic Atlas of the Eurasian and North African Noctuoidea, this butterfly is called Cucullia fraterna.

This post was edited by barko - 24.01.2009 21: 19

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24.01.2009 21:50, AntSkr

and in the sense of before the release of the trail. volumes? after the release, the name of my ex. can be changed?

24.01.2009 22:03, barko

and in the sense of before the release of the trail. volumes? after the release, the name of my ex. can be changed?

As I wrote above, the name pustulata is also applicable to this butterfly. I am fully aware of the information on this subject, but I must refrain from commenting until the book is published.
In any case, you have caught a very interesting species known only from isolated finds.

02.02.2009 15:29, lepidopterolog

Cucullia splendida
Astrakhan region, Kharabalinsky district, floodplain of the Akhtuba river, 11.10.2007
Unfortunately, very shabby, my father caught
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09.02.2009 9:56, svm2

Here is another one, like there was no such thing, C. (Sh.)prenanthis Boisd, 1840( if my definition is not accurate,Barko, please correct it)
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09.02.2009 18:13, barko

SVM2 with prenanthis beat me to it! I was just going to start showing Shargacuccullia at the start of the season. Well, it remains only to add a Hungarian female to the Ukrainian male

This post was edited by barko - 09.02.2009 19: 45

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05.03.2009 13:18, barko

Cucullia formosa Rogenhofer, 1860 a small, rare species. A butterfly doesn't fly to the light.

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07.03.2009 8:11, Sergey Didenko

I decided to contribute to the theme and take a picture of a couple of views from last year's top unassembled box. I may have identified it incorrectly, but I hope Barko will correct it.
1-Cucullia chamomillae (Denis & Schiffermuller, 1775), 29.04.2008, Ryazan region, Korablinsky district, Yumashevo village
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2-Cucullia lucifuga (Denis & Schiffermuller, 1775), 10.05.2008, MO, O.-Zuevsky district, Neftyanik
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settlement

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09.03.2009 11:15, Sergey Didenko

I'll add a couple more suburban ones, even though they were already there. (In the definition of butterflies I will put a few photos of cuckoos, otherwise I got confused with them, please help!)
Cucullia asteris, 24.07.07 O-Zuyevsky district, Neftyanik settlement, one piece for all years
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Cucullia lindei, 28.06.08 O-Zuyevsky district, Neftyanik settlement, rather common butterfly
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20.03.2009 20:07, akulich-sibiria

Khakassia, born
1. Cucullia amota
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2.Cucullia dracunculi
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3.Cucullia lucifuga
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4.Сucullia fuchsiana
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5.Сucullia fraudatrix
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6.Cucullia_splendida
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7.Cucullia_argentea
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This post was edited by akulich-sibiria - 03/20/2009 20: 12

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24.03.2009 19:44, BRM

Cucullia fraterna Butler, 1878
Ukraine, Ivano-Frankivsk region.

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24.03.2009 20:40, BRM

Shargacucullia prenanthis (Boisduval, 1840)
Karpaty, into the light

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26.03.2009 16:09, BRM

Cucullia lactucae (Denis & Schiffermüller, 1775)
Ukraine, the Carpathians

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26.03.2009 16:10, BRM

Cucullia chamomillae (Denis & Schiffermüller, 1775)
Ukraine, Ivano-Frankivsk region.

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26.03.2009 16:11, BRM

Cucullia lucifuga (Denis & Schiffermüller, 1775)
The Carpathians

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26.03.2009 16:13, BRM

Cucullia absinthii (Linnaeus, 1761)
Ukraine, Ivano-Frankivsk region.

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14.04.2009 19:36, barko

Shargacucullia gozmanyi (G. & L. Ronkay, 1994) Hungary, April-May

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18.04.2009 14:10, barko

Shargacucullia verbasci (Linnaeus, 1758)

Slovenia, May.
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Hungary, April.
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Hungary, March
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08.05.2009 19:29, barko

Shargacucullia blattariae (Esper, [1790])

Caterpillar on Scrophularia canina. Slovenia, second half of May.

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Butterfly - early May. Practically does not fly into the light.

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16.10.2009 17:11, barko

Today I handed over to the Budapest Museum one of the two Cucullia lindei females caught by Ilya Utyantsev in the Moscow region. I want to thank Ilya for a very valuable gift. I would also like to thank the curator of the butterfly collection, Laszlo Ronkai, for his generous gift.

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16.10.2009 17:55, barko

Cucullia kurilullia kurilullia Bryk, 1942 Far East, Primorsky Krai, July

Thank you Morozzz

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16.10.2009 17:58, Ilia Ustiantcev

Thanks) But lindei in vivo (but not in nature)
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This post was edited by Ilya U - 10/16/2009 18: 00

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17.10.2009 10:12, Sergey Didenko

Can I show you how to distinguish lindei from artemisiae? I used to think of all my friends of this type as Artemis...

17.10.2009 11:25, barko

Can I show you how to distinguish lindei from artemisiae? I used to think of all my friends of this type as Artemis...

I have already shown this in the definition of butterflies topic
http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=133596&st=8450

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