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Heliconiinae; Argynnini

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Ilia Ustiantcev, 27.10.2007 17:53

In the topic about draughtsmen, they started talking about mother-of-pearl recently. It's a pity that I may have a couple of rare ones (and there are no boreal relics), although in general there are more species... All but Pandora - south of the Ozuyevsky district.
1.Argynnis (Mesoacidalia) aglaja
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2. Brenthisdaphne was surprised to learn that this species is very rare in MO. Every summer it often comes across on the Antsiferovo-Podosinki stage! But I've never seen Eno in my life.
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3.Argynnis (Argyronome) laodice
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4. Issoria (Issoria) lathonia In my opinion one of the most beautiful mother-of-pearl. And I met her more often than anyone else...
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5.Clossiana dia
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6.Argynnis (Fabriciana) niobe
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7. Argynnis (Pandoriana) pandora Crimea, Sevastopol. Male
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8.Clossiana selene
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This post was edited by Ilya U - 10/27/2007 17: 59

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27.10.2007 17:58, Ilia Ustiantcev

Argynnis paphia
Male
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Female form ssp. valesina
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11.12.2007 12:57, Victor Titov

Sorry for my ignoranceshuffle.gif, can you tell what kind of mother-of-pearl it is? 03.07.2001, Yaroslavl region, Uglich district, YarSU biostation, sphagnum swamp.
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11.12.2007 15:28, Guest

Can I see your underwear?

11.12.2007 15:52, Victor Titov

Can I see your underwear?

Unfortunately, only on weekends: I work almost on a "shift" basis, and the collection is in another city. On Friday or Sunday I will try to post smile.gif.

23.12.2007 16:22, Victor Titov

I lay out the underside of the mother-of-pearl, which I asked to determine on 11.12.2007 (there is a top). Who is it?
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23.12.2007 16:28, AntSkr

Clossiana selene like...

23.12.2007 16:35, Vlad Proklov

Clossiana selene sort of...

I think it's euphrosyne: there's only one silver spot on the medial sling.
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23.12.2007 16:48, AntSkr

I agree, this is euphrosyne. At first I thought all the spots were silver...
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23.12.2007 17:11, Victor Titov

Thanks! I'm not a connoisseur, so without fear I ask, perhaps, a stupid question: and rather large, in my opinion, black spots on the red top-this is always the case with euphrosyne, or is it variability?

03.01.2008 23:26, Paulo

Hello, lovers of flying flowers!In my small collection,I have Argynnis latonia, caught back in ' 99.But a very interesting color variation(almost black on top and no less interesting underside).I took it to the BSU Pet Museum,showed it to Pisanenko A.D. _that said to write this on the label: A. latonia m. niger. Now, unfortunately, there is no way to show the photo,but one of these days I promise to try it out and share this rare beauty.If anyone is interested,let me know.

04.01.2008 1:05, Pavel Morozov

We are looking forward to the photos.

04.01.2008 15:19, RippeR

very interesting!

04.01.2008 15:42, Ilia Ustiantcev

Such a copy is available on the disk " diaries of Eastern Europe." Vaguely similar in color to the result of crossing the snout and latonia.

10.01.2008 1:57, guest: Paulo

As promised, I put a photo of Argynnis latonia. Waiting for your feedback.

10.01.2008 2:03, guest: Paulo

Guys, something is not working out for me with uploading photos. Tell me where to click what. Thank you.

10.01.2008 10:20, AntSkr

Only registered users can attach a photo to the message.

13.01.2008 0:20, Paulo

Good. I registered... I set my email address, password, and all my tasks. Maybe something else is needed?

13.01.2008 0:30, Pavel Morozov

It's great.
now, to the left of the message window, click on "advanced form", and there under the message window on "review " and"attach"

18.01.2008 23:24, Paulo

[size=1]Ну...vot

19.01.2008 0:25, mikee

It didn't work out again... By steps:
1. "reply"
2. "extended form"
3. "overview"
4. Select the attached file on your yandex. Disk
5. "attach this file"
6. " prev. view"
7. if everything is OK, then "Reply"

19.01.2008 6:08, Konung

I have an interesting niobe aberration:
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Fabriciana niobe (Linnaeus, 1758)
Omsk region, Muromtsevsky district

This post was edited by Konung - 19.01.2008 06: 10
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19.01.2008 6:14, Konung

Brenthis hecate (Denis et Schiffermuller, 1775):
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Omsk region, July 8, 2007

Clossiana thore (Hubner, 1806):
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Omsk region, Bolsheukovsky district, May 8, 2006

This post was edited by Konung - 19.01.2008 06: 15
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22.01.2008 20:31, Pavel Morozov

I will also make my own contribution.

Argynnis (Argyronome) laodice fletcheri Watkins, 1924
Left male
Primorsky Krai, Khasansky district, Andreevka, 20-27. 07. 2006.

Pictures:
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22.01.2008 20:35, Pavel Morozov

Argynnis (Argyronome) ruslana Motschulsky, 1866
Male
Primorsky Krai, Ussuriysky district, Kaimanovka, July 2005.

Pictures:
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22.01.2008 20:43, Pavel Morozov

Mother-of-pearl unpaired
Argynnis (Damora) sagana Doubleday, 1847
Male (left) - Jewish AO, Obluchye
Female-Amur region, Kundur
subspecies nordmanni Korshunov, 1984

This post was edited by Morozzz - 22.01.2008 20: 43

Pictures:
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22.01.2008 20:48, Pavel Morozov

This sagana is from Southern Primorye.
Primorsky Krai, Khasansky district, Andreevka, 20-27. 07. 2006.
The Male
According To V. K. Tuzov Is A subspecies of sagana
According to Yu. P. Korshunov-a subspecies of liane Fruhstorfer, 1907

Pictures:
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22.01.2008 20:52, Pavel Morozov

Well, for sweets.
Argynnis (Fabriciana) nerippe C. et R. Felder, 1862
Subspecies coreana Butler, 1882
Male left. Red Data Book of the USSR
Primorsky Krai, Khasansky district, Posyet

This post was edited by Morozzz - 22.01.2008 20: 53

Pictures:
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22.01.2008 22:12, Pavel Morozov

I'll post some more of them later.

22.01.2008 22:33, Andylog

Damora sagana relicta Korshunov, 1984
Novosibirsk region, Maslyaninsky district, 02.07.2005
Male:
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Female:
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25.01.2008 11:39, Pavel Morozov

Argynnis (Mesoacidalia) aglaja Linnaeus, 1758
Various subspecies.
1-aglaja, M. O., Odintsovo district, Chigasovo
2-gigasvitatha Verity, 1935 Kyrgyzstan, Ext. Tien Shan, Sary-Jazz
3-clavimacula Matsumura, 1929 Primorsky Krai, Khasansky district, Andreevka
All-males

Pictures:
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28.01.2008 0:07, Pavel Morozov

Primorye is home to a large (if not the largest)
subspecies Brenthisino brenthisinoxima Staudinger, 1887
Primorsky Krai, Khasansky district, Andreevka, 21-27. 07. 2006.

Pictures:
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28.01.2008 0:09, Pavel Morozov

And the seaside subspecies B. daphne is also non-small.
Brenthisdaphne ochroleuca Fruhstorfer, 1906
Primorsky Krai, Khasansky district, Andreevka, 21-27. 07. 2006.

Pictures:
картинка: Brenthis_daphne_ochroleuca_Fruhstorfer_1906_a.JPG
Brenthis_daphne_ochroleuca_Fruhstorfer_1906_a.JPG — (321.62к)

картинка: Brenthis_daphne_ochroleuca_Fruhstorfer_1906_b.JPG
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28.01.2008 1:22, Paulo

...Again...

28.01.2008 1:25, Paulo

...Again...

28.01.2008 1:53, Vlad Proklov

...Again...

Something's not working out for you with that engine...
You know -- send me pictures by e-mail (kbegemot@gmail.com) -- and I'll hang them here smile.gif

28.01.2008 14:07, PG18

Childrena zenobia penelope
Primorye, Barabash-Levada, July 16, 1999

Pictures:
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28.01.2008 14:20, PG18

Get acquainted with the mother of pearl of the Chukchi Arctic
1. Boloria chariclea tshuktsha
This one is the most numerous in Chukotka in the summer

This post was edited by PG18-29.01.2008 17: 22

Pictures:
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28.01.2008 15:47, Pavel Morozov

to PG18: PENELOPE!!! mol.gif mol.gif mol.gif

28.01.2008 16:52, PG18

something wrong with the connection? ghbikjcm ghthdfnmcz...

2. Boloria improba

And this is the smallest onesmile.gif

Pictures:
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