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23.07.2009 16:33, Pavel Morozov

People! Please note: we need photos of caterpillars-nests-damaged by the mountain ringed cocoonworm Malacosoma parallela.
You never know, a link, maybe someone will tell you

This post was edited by Morozzz - 07/24/2009 17: 20

02.10.2009 10:07, Alex D

Gentlemen, does anyone have a photo of Lasiocampa grandis? I would appreciate it-I really want to see it.

02.10.2009 13:45, Pavel Morozov

Photo from www.lepiforum.eu
http://www.lepiforum.eu/cgi-bin/lepiwiki.p...iocampa_Grandis

male, greece

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11.10.2009 22:46, AntSkr

Poecilocampa populi (Linnaeus, 1758)
Moscow region, Stupinsky district, 11.10.09

This post was edited by AntSkr - 11.10.2009 22: 46

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23.11.2009 13:25, Pavel Morozov

Autumn view. Syrastenopsis moltrechti Grünberg, 1914
primorsky krai, Khasansky district, October.
leg. Cajarc, Many thanks to him for the material! mol.gif

This post was edited by Morozzz - 23.11.2009 13: 36

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28.11.2009 10:20, svm2

Please comment on the right cocoon order
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28.11.2009 10:32, AntSkr

It is a form of P. populi f. albescens Heyne

This post was edited by AntSkr - 28.11.2009 10: 35
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28.11.2009 11:51, vasiliy-feoktistov

I would like to add here, in my opinion, the most frequent cocoonworm near Moscow:
Euthrix potatoria Linnaeus, 1758
M. O. Balashikha district, Zheleznodorozhny district.

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28.11.2009 13:15, vasiliy-feoktistov

Well, a couple of photos of the caterpillar Macrothylacia rubi Linnaeus, 1758.
Photographed: 13.09.2009г. Here: M. O. Balashikha district, okr. der. Poltevo.

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01.12.2009 18:57, NicoSander

Streblote panda. Spain, Cadiz, Puerto Serrano, 22.09.2009

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10.12.2009 19:25, Pavel Morozov

Pyrosis rotundipennis (de Joannis, 1929) det.
Thailand, leg. N.
The Pitcher is distributed from North-eastern India to Northern Vietnam

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18.01.2010 20:36, AntSkr

Metanastria hyrtaca (Cramer, 1779)
With. V. Zolotukhin
ex ovo
is distributed throughout South Asia, including Sumatra and Borneo.
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18.01.2010 20:46, AntSkr

Kunugia tamsi (Lajonquiere, 1973)
China, Shanxi, leg. V. Sinyaev
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18.01.2010 20:51, AntSkr

Baodera khasiana (Moore, 1879)
Bhutan, leg. V. Sinyaev
is also distributed in Southern China, North. India, Nepal and Myanmar
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01.03.2010 1:10, barko

Malacosoma franconicum (Denis & Schiffermuller, 1775) Italy, Sicily

the so-called dorycnii

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07.06.2010 20:24, PG18

I was flipping through Marikovsky's "In the Deserts of Kazakhstan" today and it seems that I found a photo of one of my caterpillars, which I tried in vain to identify:
It turns out "juzgunovy cocoonworm"
Eriogaster henkei (Staudinger, 1879)
South Kazakhstan, Moyinkum Sands, 40 km north of Suzak village, on May 10, 2010
, a caterpillar was sitting on a dry branch of juzgun. Taken at night with a flash.
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The second one is similar, from the Aktolagai plateau (which is more than 1000 km to the west), on May 18, 2010. Also clearly Eriogaster. But which one? Juzgun and the sands were nowhere near there. Crawling on the litter, probably hit by a rider. Caragana and spirea grew nearby. Maybe Eriogaster neogena? On the black subdorsal spots, it has tufts of short orange hairs.
According to Anton Skrobotov, this is exactly how Vadim Zolotukhin defined it.
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This post was edited by PG18-11.06.2010 09: 54
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05.07.2010 9:15, PG18

Phyllodesma alicae John, 1909
Syr Darya Valley north of Turkestan, 24.06.10

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05.07.2010 17:30, AntSkr

  
The second one is similar, from the Aktolagai plateau (which is more than 1000 km to the west), on May 18, 2010. Also clearly Eriogaster. But which one? Juzgun and the sands were nowhere near there. Crawling on the litter, probably hit by a rider. Caragana and spirea grew nearby. Maybe Eriogaster neogena? On the black subdorsal spots, it has tufts of short orange hairs.
According to Anton Skrobotov, this is exactly how Vadim Zolotukhin defined it.

This is the Neogene. And the first caterpillar, as defined by V. Zolotukhin, is also, after all, Neogene...

This post was edited by AntSkr-05.07.2010 17: 30
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05.07.2010 17:59, PG18

... And the first caterpillar, as defined by V. Zolotukhin, is also, after all, Neogene...

So be it. Only the caragana was nowhere near there, but the juzgun was plentiful...

31.07.2010 19:56, dim-va

Gentlemen, I see a complete mish-mash in the definition of Phyllodesma on this forum. I attach a hint. Pay attention to the saturation of the background (reddish-yellowish) and the presence, shape and degree of severity of the light preexternal (primarginal) band. I understand that there are only 30 species in this genus, but it is necessary and useful to know the European representatives. From Omsk – not ilicifolia, but Japonica. There is an impression that the second species dominates ilicifolia in Siberia.
I would be grateful for accurate data on the distribution of species in Russia

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31.07.2010 20:15, dim-va

And one more fact. It concerns Dendrolimus pini - Dendrolimus superans. Did you know that pini goes as far as the Sayan Mountains, and superance goes as far as Moscow (Komi, Sverdlovsk, Moscow region)? So be careful about the rapid definition.
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01.08.2010 9:24, rhopalocera.com

I welcome Vadim Zolotukhin to the forum. Our ranks are expanding, and professionals are joining us. And it's good smile.gif
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08.10.2010 11:13, rhopalocera.com

Phyllodesma ambigua light form (V. Zolotukhin det.)

03.07.2010, Ili River valley near the village. Kok-Tal, Korb, Shaposhnikov, Pozhogin leg.

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Trichiura crataegi, bilateral gynandromorph, 12.09.2010, Syrokhvatovo, Nizhny Novgorod region Korb and Pozhogin leg.

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08.10.2010 20:52, EuRyAlUs

Gastropacha quercifolia

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09.10.2010 21:51, EuRyAlUs

I noticed that many people liked my photos, so I decided to add more shuffle.gif
Odonestis pruni

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10.10.2010 14:00, dim-va

[quote=rhopalocera.com,08.10.2010 12:13]

10.10.2010 14:24, rhopalocera.com

Understood. Thank you. I didn't define smile.gifit

10.10.2010 14:41, EuRyAlUs

Here is such a strange male turned out confused.gif
L. quercus

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11.10.2010 18:04, Ilia Ustiantcev

Moscow region male Odonestis pruni (Odintsovo district) in comparison with its South Korean counterpart of the subspecies rufescens:
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This post was edited by Ilya U - 10/11/2010 18: 04
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11.10.2010 18:23, rhopalocera.com

something I don't see the difference smile.gif

11.10.2010 19:42, AntSkr

rufescens are usually brighter and redder, usually noticeable in series.

19.01.2011 17:38, PG18

Two more autumn species in the same biotope.
Eriogaster neogena(Fischer von Waldheim, 1824)
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Lasiocampa eversmanni (Eversmann, 1843)
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10.02.2011 22:42, Pavel Morozov

Poecilocampa tenera O. Bang-Haas, 1927
Primorsky Krai, Partizansky district, October.
Replaces the European P. populi in the Far East

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22.02.2011 17:24, lepidopterolog

Malacosoma franconicum (Denis & Schiffermuller, 1775)
Armenia, Dilijan 28. VI. 2010
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02.03.2011 13:23, Igorvet

Uv. forumchane, tell me how realistic it is to catch Eriogaster lanestris in the Kiev region and adjacent areas. Did anyone catch it? As far as I know, the animal is rare and does not really fly to the light. I would be grateful for any information.

02.03.2011 18:19, TEMPUS

Uv. forumchane, tell me how realistic it is to catch Eriogaster lanestris in the Kiev region and adjacent areas. Did anyone catch it? As far as I know, the animal is rare and does not really fly to the light. I would be grateful for any information.

So I would like to know the same thing, only for the Ivanovo region.

02.03.2011 18:24, Vlad Proklov

So I would like to know the same thing, only for the Ivanovo region.

In Ivanovskaya - stopudovo is. It will fly in a month. On light flies (last year at the dacha at sdi two males collected on DRL-250).

02.03.2011 19:55, Igorvet

In the Ivanovo region, yessmile.gif, but in Kiev frown.gif. I had an idea-fix-to catch Eriogaster lanestris this spring, now I'm trying to collect information.
While deaf.

02.03.2011 20:25, Alexandr Zhakov

Probably, there are all over Ukraine, but to catch or find caterpillars is a great success. Only once did I find masonry, at the end of March, on the border of Zaporozhye and Donetsk regions. In Dnepropetrovsk, there are more than ten points. Here is Her Majesty fortune smile.gif

02.03.2011 20:45, Dantist

By lanestris. Last year, at the end of May, I found a nest with young caterpillars in the Luhansk region. They shed a few times,and then they all bent down. Probably too gentle or demanding.

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