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16.01.2009 16:00, Grigory Grigoryev

"I had a chance to catch an Eriogaster lanestris at a light in Hungary once. However, I didn't see him arrive, so it remains possible that he was just nearby and crawled out on the screen."


Somewhere, I think, in the fishing reports there was already information about the summer of this species in the world.

This post was edited by cajarc - 16.01.2009 21: 26
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16.01.2009 17:23, barko

Eriogaster rimicola (Denis & Schiffermuller, 1775) Hungary, September

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16.01.2009 19:32, Zhuk

how lovely!!!

17.01.2009 2:41, barko

Malacosoma alpicolum (Staudinger, 1870)

Male from Slovenia, Julian Alps. Found in the grass during the day.
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Female Austrian, South Tyrol, I think brood. Purchased by bursa.
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17.01.2009 4:24, RippeR

On cocoonworms. crested cats, scoops, and atlases can make their own smile.gif
wonderful!
like a female's whiskers are twisted - just a torn infinity - who could resist such a thing on bursa smile.gif

17.01.2009 12:36, barko

Eriogaster neogena Fischer von Waldheim, 1824 Kazakhstan, Almaty region.

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18.01.2009 11:52, Pavel Morozov

Such a small animal
Radhica flavovittata Moore, 1879 leg V. Sinyaev, det. V. Zolotukhin
Ts. China, Shengxi
is widely distributed in South and East Asia, on the Sunda Islands.
The genus Radhica Moore, 1879 contains 6 species.

This post was edited by Morozzz - 18.01.2009 11: 53

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25.01.2009 16:23, AntSkr

I'll post some photos of some interesting species.

Poecilocampa nilsinjaevi Zolotuhin, 2005
China, Shengxi, endemic to the Taibai Shan Mountains, Late autumn species, like all members of this genus, females are unknown.
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This post was edited by AntSkr - 25.01.2009 16: 28
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25.01.2009 16:28, AntSkr

Phyllodesma ursulae Zolotuhin et Witt, 2004
China, Shengxi, endemic to the Taibai Shan Mountains.
The only representative of the tribe Phyllodesmoides, females are unknown.
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25.01.2009 16:33, AntSkr

Pyrosis fulviplaga (de Joannis, 1929)
It was found only once in the north. India, Nepal, Myanmar and North Korea. Vietnam, females unknown, males fly during the day.
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25.01.2009 16:44, AntSkr

Takanea excisa yangtsei Lajonquiere, 1978
China, Sichuan
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25.01.2009 17:13, RippeR

Super! The money is awesome! Takaneya is generally a class.
Is this from your collection?
Very interesting is the fact that no females are known.

25.01.2009 17:19, AntSkr

Yes, from mine.
In many cocoonworms, females are unknown, usually 1 in 20 of them fly to the light, relative to males. Sometimes there are quite large series of males with no females from the same place.
Pyrosis fulviplaga has one speculative female, but the only option is to collect eggs from the same specimen and bring out the males, then it will be immediately clear what kind of species it is.

This post was edited by AntSkr - 25.01.2009 18: 13
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25.01.2009 22:26, RippeR

it's really cool! Keep it wink.gifup

30.01.2009 15:50, AntSkr

Trabala arjuna Roepke, 1951
Indonesia, Java
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I apologize for the fat copy, but when degreasing, the green color fades and will be even worse.

This post was edited by AntSkr - 30.01.2009 15: 51
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30.01.2009 16:34, AntSkr

Paradoxopla mandarina Zolotuhin, 2004
China, Shengxi
Females unknown.
The genus has 4 species.
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31.01.2009 15:10, AntSkr

Euthrix tenebrosus Zolotuhin, 2005
China, Hunan
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31.01.2009 15:12, AntSkr

Euthrix laeta (Walker, 1855)
North. Vietnam
is distributed in Russia (Far East), Korea, Japan, China, Vietnam, Nepal, Thailand, India, the Philippines, Malaysia, Sumatra, Borneo and Java.
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This post was edited by AntSkr - 02/28/2009 11: 57
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28.02.2009 11:21, Pavel Morozov

Streblote primigenum Staudinger, 1887
Male
Western Tien Shan, leg. A. Sochivko
Species distributed in the mountains of Central Asia

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14.03.2009 19:22, barko

Please help me identify Foping, Hanzhong, Shaanxi, China

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14.03.2009 19:44, AntSkr

Phyllodesma neadequata Zolotuhin et Witt, 2004
Endemic to Shensi, apparently the first generation, the second is characterized by a darker color with thinner white stripes. Females, unfortunately, are unknown.
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14.03.2009 23:03, Sergey Didenko

"I had a chance to catch an Eriogaster lanestris at a light in Hungary once. However, I did not see it arrive, so it remains possible that it was just nearby and crawled out on the screen. "
Somewhere, I think, in the fishing reports there was already information about the summer of this species in the world.

I haven't read this topic for a long time, so it's too late, but I'll clarify.
The fact that lanestris does not fly to the light, a year ago someone already spoke out, and in mid-April I proved (successfully) the opposite (see fishing reports). Fly at my dacha to the light for a sweet soul, more than a dozen per night, during the first two hours after sunset. However, there were no females.
By the way, the male raspberry cocoonworm also arrives at night at the light, in different places where I caught approximately the same proportion is observed for 3 females and 1 male.

14.03.2009 23:16, AntSkr

Almost all eriogasters have brood females in their collections, even those who fly to the light have practically no females, or they fly with a probability of 1%.

15.03.2009 6:46, Sergey Didenko

So this year I will try to increase this probability by going out with the generator beyond the borders of suburban areas in the willow and installing a lamp there.

01.04.2009 16:48, AntSkr

Suana concolor (Walker, 1855)
North. Vietnam, ex ovo
leg. V. Zolotukhin
The species is widely distributed in South Asia and the Indonesian islands, Philippines.
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14.04.2009 18:56, barko

Do you have any photos of Phyllodesma tremulifolia in nature?...
Hungary, mid-April.

This post was edited by barko - 15.04.2009 02: 56

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14.04.2009 19:30, Aaata

Maybe someone has a photo of Phyllodesma ilicifolia. And can it be reliably distinguished by its external features from tremulifolia?

15.04.2009 4:47, Konung

Phyllodesma ilicifolia:
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Phyllodesma tremulifolia:
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15.04.2009 4:52, Aaata

Yes, with this comparison, the differences are quite noticeable.

15.04.2009 5:26, Sergey Didenko

This is if you do not take into account that there is also a Japanese school, which is more difficult to distinguish.
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15.04.2009 5:40, Aaata

I'd like to take a look, and then the Japanese school. As I understand it, despite its name, its range partly coincides with the range of the two previous species.

15.04.2009 7:17, Pavel Morozov

I'd like to take a look, and then the Japanese school. As I understand it, despite its name, its range partly coincides with the range of the two previous species.

Read the topic carefully from the beginning. Here we have not only P. japonica.
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15.04.2009 8:09, Aaata

Thank you, Pavel. I already found it on page 2 (I didn't notice it on a quick scan).

23.06.2009 14:13, Zhuk

Lies here I have several petomtsev smile.gifAs they say, zhdems...

1. Euthrix potatoria, Istra district
2. Lasiocampa quercus, Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district
3. Malacosoma neustria, Istra district

This post was edited by Zhuk - 24.07.2009 22: 58

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23.06.2009 20:15, AntSkr

M. castrense
MO, Stupinsky district
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Interestingly, there are mostly female caterpillars. And quite often at the 5th age, although I was looking for their nests in the spring - I didn't find them, although the species is common.

This post was edited by AntSkr - 23.06.2009 20: 43
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23.06.2009 20:25, AntSkr

He's a cocoon.
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This post was edited by AntSkr - 23.06.2009 20: 26
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23.06.2009 20:31, AntSkr

M. rubi
MO, Stupinsky district, ex ovo
1 age, eat blackberries
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29.06.2009 20:22, Zhuk

A female Malacosoma neustria has just hatched jump.gif
Let me remind you that the caterpillar was found in early June in Polevshino (Istra district, Moscow Region).

Yes, I forgot to add, Euthrix potatoria also came out the day before, the female was safely released into the wild.

This post was edited by Zhuk - 09.07.2009 21: 58

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09.07.2009 21:04, AntSkr

M. castrense ex larva

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13.07.2009 12:12, Zhuk

Hooray!!!!! About 20 minutes ago, the oak cocoonworm finally came out!!!! jump.gif jump.gif jump.gif

So, Lasiocampa quercus (Linnaeus, 1758), male.
ex larva MO, Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district, Nerskaya square, on rakitnik, 29.05.2009.
imago 13.07.2009.

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