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17.11.2007 7:42, taler

I also dream about alfalfa.I am glad that somewhere this is the usual view.I think I'll visit you soon.Learn a little more about it-day or night?

17.11.2007 10:32, AntSkr

Well, if you consider that the species from the same genus Phragmatobia fuliginosa is nocturnal, then luctifera should be nocturnal, although I myself have never seen them, unlike fuliginosa.
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17.11.2007 10:50, Pavel Morozov

Of course, the night version. Mine came to the light.
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17.11.2007 21:48, okoem

Some Crimean bears.
Coscinia striata (Linnaeus, 1758)
A striped bear.
Male, female, and caterpillar.

This post was edited by okoem - 17.11.2007 22: 13

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17.11.2007 22:10, okoem

Diacrisia sannio (Linnaeus, 1758)
The meadow bear.
Male, female, and caterpillar.
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This post was edited by okoem - 17.11.2007 22: 14
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17.11.2007 22:24, okoem

Hyphantria cunea (Drury, 1773)
Ashen dipper, an American white butterfly.

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17.11.2007 22:34, okoem

And the last one for today -
Phragmatobia placida (Frivaldszky, 1835)
The bear is calm.

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17.11.2007 22:46, okoem

Hmm .. I think I forgot to post Krestovnikova....

Tyria jacobaeae (Linnaeus, 1758)
Dipper krestovnikovaya, bloody.

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19.11.2007 4:43, Ekos

I also dream about alfalfa.I am glad that somewhere this is the usual view.I think I'll visit you soon.Learn a little more about it-day or night?


I caught it during the day.
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19.11.2007 21:43, PG18

A pair of last year's Chukchi charms-
Acerbia alpina & Pararctia tundrana:

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19.11.2007 21:47, PG18

And Lacydes spectabilis - either a rarity, or a migrant, from the Southern Urals

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27.11.2007 22:44, Grigory Grigoryev

"To mikee: Maybe I should wash it in the gas station ? It'll be nicer.

Unfortunately, I don't own the technology. Can you tell me? And will it help? You don't have to wait for miracles anyway....."

I asked myself - and answer for myself: I wash fat in purified gasoline, which is called nefras GASOLINE "GALOSHA" - manufacturer Ryazan.
Almost always helped, the main thing is not to wait for years. I haven't tried any other means.
It is interesting that butterflies, when I forget, lie in it for weeks.
P.S. after the end of the degreasing process, put the butterfly in fresh gasoline for some time, because there may be some traces of fat on the wings. While drying, gently blot the wings and abdomen with white paper.
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01.12.2007 22:55, Grigory Grigoryev

After a short break, I want to continue:
Hebe bear - Eucharia festiva festiva
Male from the North Caucasus-Elbrus region Azau July 1981
Female Odessa region. May 2003 from gus.

Other subspecies will be added later

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01.12.2007 23:02, Grigory Grigoryev

Now aulica-Hyphoraria aulica aulica
Male and female Moscow region Luzhki from gus.
and subspecies testudinarioides okr. Novorossiysk May 1997

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01.12.2007 23:07, Grigory Grigoryev

I agree with MOROZZZ-I really like dominula.
In the Caucasus, a subspecies of rossica, butterflies with yellow hind wings also fly. I've never seen it together with the " red " form

Krasnodar Region Krasnaya Polyana July 2002

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01.12.2007 23:10, Vlad Proklov

[...butterflies with yellow hind wings also fly . I've never seen it together with the " red " form

So there are "red" and "yellow" populations in the Caucasus, right? Are they somehow separated by height?

01.12.2007 23:12, Grigory Grigoryev

The last one today is Callimorpha philippsi (or dominula philippsi).

They write differently, so I can't say for sure what the status is

Talysh Lerik June 2005

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01.12.2007 23:15, Grigory Grigoryev

"So there are red and yellow populations in the Caucasus, right? Are they somehow separated by height?"

I would not say-I met, for example, in Armenia in Jermuk, and in the vicinity of Zheleznovodsk (almost a plain)

07.12.2007 23:00, Pavel Morozov

Something plantain bear no one posted.

Parasemia plantaginis
Male-M. O., Serpukhov district, Sushka River, 28.05.2005.
Female - M. O., Taldomsky district, Meldino, 25.06.2005.
Photo in nature-male, M. O., Serpukhov district, Sushka river, 28.05.2005.

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09.12.2007 0:38, Grigory Grigoryev

Well, then still Parasemia plantaginis on subspecies from different "holes":

1. Parasemia plantaginis caucasica-Krasnodar Krai, Krasnaya Polyana district
July 2003

2. Parasemia plantaginis floccosa-Amur region. Irradiation June 2002 female,
Amur region. Arharinsky district of Kundur June 1999 male

3. Parasemia plantaginis nycticans-Magadan region June 2000 male,
June 2002 female

4. Parasemia plantaginis sachalinensis-Sakhalin region. Yu-Sakhalinsk July 2003

5. Parasemia plantaginis sifanica-Eastern Saiyan region. Mondy June 2002

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09.12.2007 0:42, Grigory Grigoryev

And male Diacrisia irene (female already was)
South Primorye Border region June 2003

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17.12.2007 18:35, Grigory Grigoryev

Gentlemen, what other bears are you interested in from the fauna of the USSR ? I have a lot of things, but I'm at a loss to guess what's interesting ?

17.12.2007 18:39, AntSkr

In general, the more, the better... If you don't know which photos to upload, then you can use the alphabet smile.gif
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17.12.2007 18:39, Pavel Morozov

Probably any of them.
We will be glad to see any bears and look forward to new photos. Start with what you like best.
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18.12.2007 17:12, Pavel Morozov

Wait, I've made up my mind.
I would like to learn more about the genus Doddia

18.12.2007 23:49, Grigory Grigoryev

And I got right into the "top ten": I gave all the copies (I don't remember if they were 4 or 5 types) to V. S. Murzin.. Here's the story ..... I don't have anything right now.

19.12.2007 0:07, Pavel Morozov

Ouch.
I freeze in deep pardon. And then, you can, well, let's say, the genus Carcinopyga?

19.12.2007 8:38, Ilia Ustiantcev

Does anyone have Phaegopterini (America)?
Cool butterflies, here's a bunch of them:
http://www.inra.fr/internet/Produits/PAPILLON/arct_guy/
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19.12.2007 9:04, Grigory Grigoryev

"And then, can we, well, say, the genus Carcinopyga?"

You can, I have "THEM" (according to Dubatolov-3 types)

19.12.2007 10:08, Pavel Morozov

Does anyone have Phaegopterini (America)?
Cool butterflies, here's a bunch of them:
http://www.inra.fr/internet/Produits/PAPILLON/arct_guy/

Ilya, well, here's about the fauna of the former USSR.

19.12.2007 11:13, Ilia Ustiantcev

Oh, sorry...

28.12.2007 22:19, Grigory Grigoryev

This is the genus Carcinopyga. Here, I had to strain myself ...

According to Dubatolov, there are 3 species of this genus in the former USSR. Someone considers C. lindti a subspecies of C. proserpina, V. V. Dubatolov considers it a good species.
At least, C. lindti is quite diverse in color. I offer you 2 males: one very pale, the second, on the contrary, bright and contrasting

male 1-60 km SE of Tashkent Chatkal zap-k October 08, 1992
male 2-North T-Shan Chatkal hr. Arslan-bob July 25, 1981
female-Uzbekistan Chimgan August 28, 1987

and,accordingly,
C. proserpina-Zap Pamir Rushan July 30, 1995
(butterflies with a darker and monotonous pattern of the forewing, in contrast to C. lindti).

What remains is C. gurkoi, described only in 1997. I was told that butterflies fly late at night. And everyone who came to the Pamirs usually had to get up very early to go upstairs, so by the time of summer, even if the lamp was turned on, everyone was already asleep ... The butterfly is smaller in size than the previous 2 species.

male Pamir Khorog August 10, 1990

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02.01.2008 16:36, AntSkr

Phragmatobia fuliginosa
is quite regularly found in the MO, it seems that the first is a female, the second is a male.

MO, Stupinsky district, Marinka.
August 1, 2007
July 25, 2007
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04.01.2008 18:39, PG18

Euplagia splendidior. I don't think there was one. In Transcaucasia, along the valleys, in some places it is more common than Hera (under one spreading walnut tree in the Khosrov gorge I counted more than 50...). It is well distinguished by a metallic green pattern of P. kr. and something else...

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08.01.2008 23:59, Grigory Grigoryev

I add a flattened ex. Eupladia splendidor and, for comparison, E. quadripunctaria

Indeed, in the habitats of Eupladia splendidor there are usually many-inside the thorny bushes, if you tap on the trunks, these beauties fly by the dozens. The most interesting thing is that they quickly settle in new places, but do not fly out in the sun in hot weather.

E. splendidor Armenia July 1998, roc. P. Vaikyan
quadripunctaria Karachay-Cherkessia okr P. Teberda July 2002

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18.01.2008 5:34, Konung

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Chelis dahurica (Boisduval, 1832) from Western Siberia. This year caught the first and only, so far, a copy for the Omsk region!
Omsk region, Isilkulsky district, June 30, 2007

This post was edited by Konung - 18.01.2008 05: 36
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18.01.2008 5:39, Konung

This one doesn't seem to have happened yet either:
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Coscinia cribraria (Linnaeus, 1758)
Omsk region, Isilkulsky district, July 1, 2007.
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29.01.2008 15:04, Dorcadion

Here is Arctia flavia from eastern Siberia
Irkutsk region
ROC Bratsk
r Angara
04.07.2006

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29.01.2008 19:14, PG18

  
Chelis dahurica (Boisduval, 1832) from Western Siberia. This year caught the first and only, so far, a copy for the Omsk region!
Omsk region, Isilkulsky district, June 30, 2007

Well, it is necessary to show a more banal Chelis maculosa.
Southern Urals, Kizilskoe settlement area:

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30.01.2008 11:09, Grigory Grigoryev

Does anyone have a female?"

This post was edited by cajarc-03.02.2008 23: 26

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