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30.06.2011 19:15, dim-va

Good. Just a little later. Maybe after the weekend.
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01.07.2011 10:49, Grigory Grigoryev

AT Sergey'S REQUEST:
1st part-Ph tremulifolium
From Kazakhstan (a couple in the separate photo), in my opinion ,the" right " butterflies.
Further, Tatarstan and the Volga region (2 light butterflies on the diagonal) are also typical tremulifolium. There are 2 more reddish ones left, similar to the 2 previously exhibited specimens, which Vadim previously identified as ilicifolium. I personally, may Vadim forgive memol.gif, see them, after all, as tremulifolium. I focus on the median band, which is more uneven and ragged in tremulifolium, the always-present darkening at the top of the forewing relative to the general background, and the general appearance of butterflies smile.gif. By the way, the legs can be sent to Vadim, and everything will be iced up.

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01.07.2011 11:03, Grigory Grigoryev

Ph ilicifolium

1. Altai, Aktash-into the light: they are like Ph ilicifolium, but I am tormented by doubts. Given that Siberia is dominated by Ph japonicum....., all questions to Vadim smile.gif

2. Volga region-Saratov region: THANKS to Stanislav Korb for the material. These are "fresh", suitable for paws smile.gif

3. Leningrad region: almost all butterflies are bred from caterpillars, so
the color of the moth is brighter than that of those caught

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01.07.2011 11:09, Grigory Grigoryev

Ph japonicum-Heb. part and D. East
Everything seems to be clear here: 2 subspecies-arborea and ussuriense.

The lower photo shows the ilicifolium series from the Leningrad region

This post was edited by cajarc - 01.07.2011 11: 19

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01.07.2011 11:12, Grigory Grigoryev

Well, and Ph joannisi-summer (top) and spring.

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01.07.2011 22:33, Dergg

Caterpillars and pupae of Eriogaster lanestris from Serpukhov district of Moscow region.

Interestingly, the caterpillars pupated exclusively inside the spider's nest. Caterpillars separated from the general group died without pupating.

This post was edited by Dergg - 01.07.2011 22: 33

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05.07.2011 11:27, dim-va

From Aktash there are, of course, ilicifolias. For comparison, wings from the dominant species of Japonica in Siberia were included in the frame, the difference is noticeable.
I myself am tormented by doubts about those tremuli-ilicifolies from the Ministry of Defense. I still remember that strange butterfly in the call. Misha Prokofiev from St. Petersburg; it is possible that on the northern border of the area tremulifolia gives a strange shape, dark, with an expanded pattern and more red. It would be necessary to somehow resolve this issue definitively.
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05.07.2011 12:21, Grigory Grigoryev

In the photo, a butterfly caught on sowing. Caucasus State vicgrr.
The size is smaller than the standard Ph. ilicifolium.
I consider her Ph. joannisi. It's too dark, though.

We are waiting for Vadim's opinion :-)

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07.07.2011 18:27, dim-va

She, that is joannisi. And dark-because it's probably spring.
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08.07.2011 16:08, Grigory Grigoryev

Vadim, thank you!
According to Viktor, butterflies (2 pcs.) were caught in June, Beshtau

11.07.2011 10:04, svm2

After a discussion on Phyllodesma, I had doubts about this ex, caught on 30.05.80, Kiev and, defined by me then, as an ilicifolia(for what reasons I don't remember anymore). Please enlighten me, sho wono take.
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20.07.2011 9:39, Sergey Didenko

After a discussion on Phyllodesma, I had doubts about this ex, caught on 30.05.80, Kiev and, defined by me then, as an ilicifolia(for what reasons I don't remember anymore). Please enlighten me, sho wono take.

I have such are like tremulifolia, and what really is there...? maybe Vadim will clarify.

20.07.2011 9:45, svm2

He has already specified-tremulifolia

13.08.2011 21:04, EuRyAlUs

Gastropacha populifolia smile.gif

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24.08.2011 21:37, Sungaya

Odonestis pruni
Eggs were obtained from a female that arrived at the light. M. O., Sergiev Posad district, Zolototilovo village.
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eggs June 23, 2011, first instar caterpillars July 03, 2011

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July 03 and July 11, 2011

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July 22, 2011

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July 31, 2011

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cocoons on August 22, 2011

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25.08.2011 1:47, А.Й.Элез

Eggs are downright dietary, nice to see. Well, next year, God willing, you'll be covered in rocks...

25.08.2011 18:38, Sungaya

..you'll be covered in rocks...

If the butterflies hatch, if they mate successfully, if the caterpillars can be reared again, if they pupate and the butterflies hatch again, and if, taking into account the rate of development, you count the number of possible generations until next summer, then, indeed, by summer they will be up to their feet.
And also, if the quality of future generations is not affected by the lack of fresh blood, then the question arises: how many refrigerators do I need to buy so that the stock of plum, mountain ash and hawthorn leaves placed in them is enough to feed the caterpillars until they (or butterflies) can be released into nature? smile.gif

13.09.2011 19:27, Sungaya

The circle is complete.
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Some of the caterpillars have not yet pupated, some are in pupae, most are in butterflies. Hatching started on 29.09. No mating events were observed, and the males were completely inactive. But the females are rushing regularly.
Butterflies are very small, for comparison, females: output or supermetric (or whatever you want to call it?) and natural.
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02.10.2011 9:00, dim-va

This is already a known fact. The second generation of this species is small, almost 2 times smaller than the parent. This fact was documented in butterflies from Spain as early as 110 years ago; this form is called gen. aest. prunoides STAUDINGER, 1901; unfortunately, it is an infraspecific and accidental form. It can be considered as a deviation from the normal cycle - all these generations are observed in hot and dry years. Or in the lab.
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03.10.2011 20:49, PG18

Eriogaster henkei (Staudinger, 1879)
I took it off in nature today. A rare thing. It was found only once in the Aral Sea Karakum Mountains, in Small and Large Badgers. Years in the very end of September and October. Caterpillar - on Calligonum.
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27.10.2011 22:00, rhopalocera.com

One view?

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27.10.2011 22:27, Guest

One view?

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No, two!

27.10.2011 22:38, Alexandr Zhakov

One view?

If it is Europe, then
Gastropacha quercifolia
Gastropacha populifolia

27.10.2011 23:05, rhopalocera.com

It confuses me that "populifolia" doesn't have a drawing at all. Both copies are from the Saratov region.

28.10.2011 4:33, Konung

It confuses me that "populifolia" doesn't have a drawing at all. Both copies are from the Saratov region.

this happens to them - a normal apparition
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08.11.2011 17:59, Сергей-Д

19-20. 05. 2011 Luhansk region.
The same instance - Ph. tremulifolium?
Before that, I caught in July, those are clearly tremulifolia, red almost completely
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09.11.2011 17:33, Vlad Proklov

Both tremulifolium? MO, Neftyaneg. Small ones.

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09.11.2011 19:22, Konung

19-20. 05. 2011 Luhansk region.
The same instance - Ph. tremulifolium?
Before that, I caught in July, those are clearly tremulifolia, red almost completely

we have tremulifolias flying just in May, rarely in early June. in July, there are already all sorts of populifolies...

09.11.2011 19:38, AntSkr

In the south, tremulifolia is often given a second generation, so this is not surprising.
In the photos above, everything seems to be tremulifolia.

This post was edited by AntSkr - 09.11.2011 19: 38
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13.11.2011 18:18, Vlad Proklov

Caterpillars and pupae of Eriogaster lanestris from Serpukhov district of Moscow region.

And where from Serpukhov district? Interested in a point for mapping.

10.12.2011 12:09, okoem

I have a couple of questions about Malacosoma franconica:
- Where is the species described from?
- Does he really eat wheatgrass or not?
I can't find something in the Internet....

10.12.2011 13:39, barko

I have a couple of questions about Malacosoma franconica:
- Where is the species described from?
- Does he really eat wheatgrass or not?
I can't find something on the Internet....
Here is an article from Die Bombyces und Sphinges der Westpalaearktis

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14.12.2011 23:54, EuRyAlUs

The entire life cycle of Lasiocampa quercus. Irshavsky district, Transcarpathian region. Ukraine
is a Culture since 2007, and to this day.

Work with caterpillars of the last age, preferably in rubber gloves, otherwise the effect of small needles can be compared to the itching from glass wool.

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15.12.2011 2:39, Egorus

27-28.07.2011г. Ukraine, Transcarpathian region.
Vinogradovsky district, Okli Ged village, Yulievy Gory

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PS for EuRyAlUs
, the Earth, as they say, is round... smile.gif
Wasn't it your brood females that were used to catch males
during the two Jurassic years in the Yuli Mountains...?

15.12.2011 13:16, EuRyAlUs

Wasn't it on your brood females that the males
of the two Jurassic Mountains were caught in the Yuli Mountains... ? confused.gif
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The females aren't mine, but I dare say they're from my culture. I sent quite a lot of eggs to Ukraine smile.gif
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03.02.2012 14:32, Nikolos

Cocoonworm oak 27.05.2011
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This post was edited by Nikolos - 04.02.2012 19: 02

03.02.2012 17:05, Yu.GER

27-28.07.2011г. Ukraine, Transcarpathian region.
Vinogradovsky district, Okli Ged village, Yulievy Gory

PS for EuRyAlUs
, the Earth, as they say, is round... smile.gif
Wasn't it on your brood females that the males
of the two Jurassic Mountains were caught in the Yuli Mountains... ? confused.gif


Nope! The virgil female (1!), which was attacked by dozens of males, was from a caterpillar collected in the spring in the Beregovo area. The other females (no longer girls) came into the world. And, by the way, the Legal entity then was not 2, but 3!!!

16.02.2012 20:40, Sergey Rybalkin

Yesterday, a male oak cocoonworm came out.

Doll 08.08.2011

17.02.2012 20:10, Sergey Rybalkin

I forgot the photo...

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05.05.2012 11:19, Igorvet

Argonestis flammans (Hampson, 1892) 01-08.2012 Nepal. Bagmati. Bhaktapur distr. Nagarkot (h 2175m)

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