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Spring Geometrids

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30.01.2008 10:05, gumenuk

I agree with Momozzz

Thank you, corrected

30.01.2008 10:16, Sungaya

Paradarisa_consonaria_A002678.jpg — (137.69к) - Hypomecis punctinalis
Paradarisa_consonaria_A003044.jpg — (132.67к) - Hypomecis punctinalis
Ectropis_crepuscularia_A001686.jpg — (137.94к) - Paradarisa consonaria
Thera_obeliscata_A002981.jpg — (135.95к) - Thera variata
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30.01.2008 10:48, svm2

1,2,3-exactly, 4-probably so
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30.01.2008 11:02, Sungaya

about Scopula_immutata_A003023.jpg - (148.28 k) question - is it her at all?
And, if so, how common is this form (without black dots)?

This post was edited by Sungaya - 30.01.2008 11: 04

30.01.2008 12:08, svm2

If you choose between the two-I would choose floclactata

30.01.2008 12:35, Sungaya

what if it's not Scopula at all?
And, say, Idaea pallidata?

30.01.2008 13:02, svm2

The pattern is similar to the female, but the costal edge of the forewings ?, and the rear ones don't seem quite round, but still the size.

30.01.2008 13:34, Sungaya

to summarizesmile.gif
the size, apparently, we do not know,
to floslactata does not reach the nature of the bandages,
to immutata - in the absence of central black dots,
for Idaea pallidata, it seems, the shape of the wings does not fit.

are there any other options?

30.01.2008 13:47, svm2

At the expense of the nature of bandages, pallidata is no longer suitable

picture: scopula_immutata_a_1.jpg

I think we should choose from these two

30.01.2008 13:49, Sungaya

summer dates:
Idaea pallidata and Scopula floslactata are suitable.
it seems a bit early for immutata.

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