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Grigory Grigoryev, 03.11.2007 23:13

I offer you a gallery of the bears of our former Homeland and, if possible, its near and distant environs.
I can't imagine all the fauna (for obvious reasons), so please help! Caterpillars, pupae, butterflies; in nature and collectible material-all good.

I'll start with the classics-Arctia caja
pair from Tuva, bred from tracks
35 km CCC Kyzyl 1999

This post was edited by cajarc - 03.09.2009 10:49 am

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03.11.2007 23:16, Grigory Grigoryev

Now a butterfly from the Eastern Sayan - Arctia caja sajana
From caterpillar 2002
in. Sayan, Mondy

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03.11.2007 23:22, Grigory Grigoryev

Far East-Arctia caja phaeosoma
5 specimens-the color of the hindwings varies from yellow to red, the forewings are also characteristic
Khasansky district August 2004

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03.11.2007 23:26, Grigory Grigoryev

Armenia-Transcaucasia
Arctia caja
wiskotti Jermuk neighborhood (resort) July 1998

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03.11.2007 23:28, AntSkr

What are the characteristics that clearly distinguish the first 3 subspecies?

03.11.2007 23:32, Grigory Grigoryev

Arctia caja from Southern Kyrgyzstan Alai horseradish.

According to the area of the subspecies pamiroalaica, but it is doubtful, because according to the description of the hindwings should be yellow (see Murzin VS The tiger moths)

July 2003

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03.11.2007 23:36, Grigory Grigoryev

The last one is Arctia caja tshimgana
Kyrgyzstan xp. Susamyr July 2004

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03.11.2007 23:51, Kovalevsky

European Arctia caja - Ukraine, Volyn region, Shatsky district, Svityaz village, 8.08.2006

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03.11.2007 23:53, Grigory Grigoryev

"By what characteristics do the first 3 subspecies clearly differ?"

TO AntSkr: dear Anton, this butterfly is very variable in color, you need to watch the series. Therefore, it probably doesn't make sense to search for differences based on posted photos right now. See the work of Murzin and the work of V. V. Dubatolov.
I can only say that the butterflies in the yard are very large (I already wrote about the color).
As for Siberia, it is the butterflies from the Sayan Mountains that stand out from the whole mass (let's say, with their variegation)
And the rest of the South Siberian ones, if you mix them with European ones, you can't tell without labels, which one comes from (I mean the nominative)
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04.11.2007 11:52, Ilia Ustiantcev

According to the current taxonomy, bears include lichens and false pox, so the field for activity increases significantly... All photos are from the south of the Ozuyevsky district of the Moscow region, unless otherwise indicated. When I didn't have a camera, I met Phragmatobia fuliginosa there, and this summer Atolmis rubricollis left me, not wanting to pose.
Syntominae
1. Dysauxes famula-glass-winged false chickenpox. Crimea, Laspi.
picture: _________________________.jpg
Lithosiinae
2. Miltochrista miniata-pink lichen.
picture: _________________.jpg
3. Eilema griseola-grayish lichen.
picture: ___________________.jpg
4. Pelosia muscerda - grey pelosia. Kuninsky district, Pskov region.
picture: ____________.jpg
Arctiinae
5. Spilosoma lutea-a fast bear.
picture: _________________.jpg Male
picture: __________________2.jpg Female
6.Arctia caja caja - bear of kaya.
picture: ______________.jpg
picture: ______________3.jpg
7. Spilosoma lubricipeda-mottled bear.
picture: ___________________.jpg
8. Diacrisia sannio-meadow bear.
picture: _________________.jpg Male
picture: __________________2.jpg Female
9.Parasemia plantaginis hospita-plantain bear.
picture: _________________________2.jpg
10. Rhyparia purpurata-purple bear.
picture: ___________________.jpg
picture: ____________________2.jpg

This post was edited by Ilya U-04.11.2007 11: 54
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04.11.2007 12:49, Kovalevsky

Caterpillar of the bloody bear (Tyria jacobaea) on a forage plant-krestovnik (Senecio jacobaea). Netherlands, Lauwersmeer National Park, 24.06.2007

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04.11.2007 15:48, Grigory Grigoryev

I continue the gallery.
The only remark is that I do not indicate the distribution areas, see the list of V. V. Dubatolov on the fauna of the USSR

Arctia intercalaris, Cp Asia, in addition to the nominative 1 more subspecies alpherakyi from Tajikistan

male A. intercalaris intercalaris Ext. T-Shan June 1994
female A. intercalaris intercalaris Ext. T-Shan August 1994

Male A. intercalaris alpherakyi, northern Tajikistan, Zeravshan cr. July 1997

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04.11.2007 15:50, Grigory Grigoryev

Again Wed Asia-Arctia rueckbeili. The female does not fly to the light, so it is very rare to get into the training camp
Kyrgyzstan Sary-jazz July 1999

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04.11.2007 15:59, Grigory Grigoryev

Now my favorite is Arctia flavia.
Many subspecies are described (indicated by V. S. Murzin)
I put 5 exs from different "holes" without specifying subspecies:

1. Magadan region, Palatka July 1998
2. Altai Aktash July 1992
3. U Pribaikalie p. Taiga wed tech. r Temnik from gus July 1993
4. okr. Chelyabinsk from gus 1988
5. Udmurtia roc. Izhevsk July 1980

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04.11.2007 16:13, Ilia Ustiantcev

And which of the two dippers can appear in the MO, and which one already exists: Arctia flavia and villica?

04.11.2007 16:16, AntSkr

The second one is located in the Moscow Region (see Sirotkin's list), and the first one seems to be located in the north...
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04.11.2007 19:33, Grigory Grigoryev

And one more butterfly for today: a close genus to our dominant-Eucallimorpha principalis fedtschenkoi. In our literature, the bear Fedchenko.

Tajikistan Khorog Botanical Garden July 1999

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05.11.2007 15:53, Vadim Yakubovich

I don't know if it will be interesting or not, I'm not a fan of butterflies, but I didn't find such a bear in the topic.
July 2007, Moscow regionNikolaevsk-on-Amur,
I don't know the name of the light at night.picture: _________1.jpg
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05.11.2007 16:00, Vlad Proklov

I don't know if it will be interesting or not, I'm not a fan of butterflies, but I didn't find such a bear in the topic.
July 2007, Moscow regionNikolaevsk-on-Amur,
I don't know the name of the light at night.

Pericallia matronula
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05.11.2007 20:22, taler

I didn't know this bear either.But I recently discovered it in the Atlas of Butterflies and Caterpillars, Lampert, 2003. p. 701.My copy is from Arsenyev, presented by the collector Sergey Veriga.Low bow emu

05.11.2007 21:37, Grigory Grigoryev

Dear forumchane, please forgive me if I repeat myself in the images of the views you have already sent. It's just that I won't be able to keep up with you anyway.

Matronula bear-Pericallia matronula
Primorsky Krai Khasansky district July 2006

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05.11.2007 21:44, Grigory Grigoryev

The bear that has always been "poked" in the Red Book is Utetheisa pulchella.
I met him in Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan.
Photographed ex. from Turkmenistan October 1988 roc. Ashgabat

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05.11.2007 21:59, Grigory Grigoryev

Epicallia villica
From Talysh (Azerbaijan) is a subspecies of confluens characterized by its characteristic coloration.
The photos show ex. from Talysh:
1. Lerik June 2005
2. Lenkoran "Hyrkan Forest" May 1975

It can be seen that only from Lenkoran the appearance of the butterfly corresponds to the description of the subspecies, while the second one does not. very similar to a butterfly from Armenia: Vayk May 1997.
By the way, Transcaucasian butterflies, not counting confluens, are not separated into a separate subspecies and are considered nominative.

Butterfly from Crimea (nominative) - Faros May 1983

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06.11.2007 17:15, taler

And why is Mr. Morozzz silent?!Probably and it has something to show wink.gif

06.11.2007 17:48, omar

Utetheisa pulchella where is the northern limit of distribution, who knows? I've seen Vilika in MO, but I can't even imagine Flavia. eek.gif

06.11.2007 19:24, Vlad Proklov

Utetheisa pulchella where is the northern limit of distribution, who knows? I've seen Vilika in MO, but I can't even imagine Flavia. eek.gif

Eastern Caucasus. It is still known from the Lower Volga region and the Southern Urals (in the latter case, the indications are not of the first freshness) - but there it is obviously a migrant.
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07.11.2007 3:06, Ekos

Here are some interesting collections from the Bureinsky Reserve:

Pararctia lapponica (Thunberg, 1791) ssp. lemniscata, male, 10. VII. 2004, Russia, Khabarovsk Krai, Verkhnebureinsky district, Bureinsky Nature Reserve, upper reaches of the Nieman River, 3 km north-east of the winter camp “Nieman” (“Pavlovskoe"), 1200 m above sea level.

Platarctia atropurpurea (O. Bang-Haas, 1927) ssp. atropurpurea, female, 5. VII. 2004, Russia, Khabarovsk Krai, Verkhnebureinsky district, Bureinsky Nature Reserve, upper reaches of the Right Bureya River, Medvezhye wintering area, 900 m above sea level.

The same species, male, 18. IX. 2004, ibid., exit of a butterfly from a pupa in laboratory conditions.

This post was edited by Ekos - 07.11.2007 03: 07

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07.11.2007 8:30, taler

then Ekos:
What's their wingspan?"

07.11.2007 8:53, Ekos

then Ekos:
What's their wingspan?"

I can't say for sure, because the collection is not at hand right now. Offhand - Pararctia lapponica is about 45 mm, and Platarctia atropurpurea is slightly smaller, about 35-40 mm.

This post was edited by Ekos - 07.11.2007 08: 53

07.11.2007 14:55, Pavel Morozov

Hello everyone
Almost a week at home there is no Internet-the provider is naughty. I'm writing from work. I really missed the forum. I look, a great topic has appeared. Tov. Cajarc - thank you so much!
I hope that today (as promised) the connection will be adjusted and I will also add something.

This post was edited by Morozzz - 07.11.2007 14: 55

07.11.2007 18:04, Pavel Morozov

And why is Mr. Morozzz silent?!Probably has something to show you wink.gif

Here's how I'll show you! smile.gif

07.11.2007 19:20, Ilia Ustiantcev

Does Hyphantria cunea occur in MO?

07.11.2007 19:23, AntSkr

Sirotkin is not on the list...
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07.11.2007 20:40, Bad Den

Does Hyphantria cunea occur in MO?

We also missed Hyphantria cunea in the middle band smile.gif

07.11.2007 21:47, Grigory Grigoryev

That's for sure, I saw this attack in Yevpatoria!

07.11.2007 22:07, Grigory Grigoryev

Since dear Ekos gave me the topic, I will add a little:
Platarctia atropurpurea. The first time I met her was in the Altai region. Aktash, caught in the light of the former mercury mine, though then it was still working (all entomologists of the former Union, I think, know this place). There were enough males flying.

In the photos of a butterfly made up of 4 dots:
1. Altai, Kurai region, middle current of the Yarly-Airy river rt. rudnik, 2200 m, June 28, 1992-male
2. Tuva, khv. V. Tanu-Ola, 1700 m, June 2004-female
3. V. Sayan, okr. Mondy, Khulugaisha, 2400 m, ovo June 20, 2002 (2 females were caught in the afternoon, one gave a clutch), bab. hatched in September of the same year-a female.

BY the way, a question for Ekos: what is the percentage of butterfly output without wintering?

4. North Chita region, khr. Kodar, Chara, July 20, 1999-male

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07.11.2007 22:12, Grigory Grigoryev

Phararctia lapponica - two females:
1. ocd. Norilsk (Putorana Plateau), Talnakh, July 5, 2002
2. Polar Urals, 110 km Seida-Labytnangi railway July 4, 2003

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07.11.2007 22:18, Grigory Grigoryev

And another butterfly from this genus is Pararctia tundrana.
Butterflies were found in copuli (otherwise it is difficult to find a flightless female)

Taimyr Autonomous Region, Ust-Tareya settlement, Pyasina River, July 25, 1975

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08.11.2007 6:31, Ekos

[quote=cajarc,08.11.2007 06:07]
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08.11.2007 10:09, Grigory Grigoryev

I remember that about 15 butterflies were hatched, and there were also females. My friend brought it out, it's already been a while, I'll call him, check it out. I probably didn't put it quite right: I realized that no one overwintered, I wanted to know what percentage reached the butterflies, including all losses.
And the article, of course, is interesting, thank you!

P.S. according to all the rules, the caterpillar should winter

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