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gumenuk, 16.10.2007 7:38

I know about the variety of patterns and colors of these butterflies, but this is the first time I've met this one. Taken on the territory of the Moscow region (Ramenskiy district) 2007:06:19 22:32:09 (night shooting)

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16.10.2007 14:40, Vlad Proklov

I know about the variety of patterns and colors of these butterflies, but this is the first time I've met this one. Taken on the territory of the Moscow region (Ramenskiy district) 2007:06:19 22:32:09 (night shooting)

This is ♀ f. corylaria. In England, it is considered a common form - in the Moscow region, apparently, it is not?
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16.10.2007 15:08, AntSkr

In the Ministry of Defense, mostly ordinary monophonic forms... And what other forms do this species have?

16.10.2007 15:11, Vlad Proklov

In the Ministry of Defense, mostly ordinary monophonic forms... And what other forms do this species have?

Yes, it seems that there are only two constants - this one is nominative.
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16.10.2007 17:04, Ilia Ustiantcev

If they differ in sex and there are only two forms, then who are these - males or females? and who is the corresponding ochre-red? (no photo)
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16.10.2007 17:07, AntSkr

These are two females, ochre-red-male. Look at the whiskers, they are more feathery in the male...
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17.10.2007 8:40, omar

I've never seen this form before.

17.10.2007 15:43, AntSkr

I've seen this form once, but I didn't catch frown.gifit . They start flying in the early evening, when it is still quite light and fly very fast and high...

This post was edited by AntSkr - 10/17/2007 19: 42
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17.10.2007 22:11, Pavel Morozov

I've seen this form once, but I didn't catch frown.gifit . They start flying in the early evening, when it is still quite light and fly very fast and high...

I also used to get frustrated when I couldn't collect such moths. You can't call it rare. f. corylaria may be less common than usual, but it is also quite common (at least in Odintsovo district). On overgrown forest clearings, where there are more flowers, they fly during the day. Willingly fly to the light. All this is available in the Moscow region and quite a lot.
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17.10.2007 22:12, Pavel Morozov

This is ♀ f. corylaria. In England, it is considered a common form - in the Moscow region, apparently, it is not?

There is one in the Moscow region. See the previous message.

19.10.2007 10:25, Juglans

South of Primorye, September. This is the usual view for us

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