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07.10.2008 15:01, DavBaz


Colias ladakensis Northern India, Ladakh, these are males.
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23.10.2008 19:07, DavBaz

I'll introduce another view.
Colias heos alpina (heos semenovi)
Altai, Chemalsky district, Elanda.

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10.03.2009 13:13, DavBaz

Colias draconis (Grum-Grshimailo, 1891)=wiskotti draconis
Kyrgyzstan, Chatkal
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10.03.2009 19:21, Сергей Королев

Top-down enumeration

Left row:
C. cocandica hinducucica-Eastern Pamir 4000 m.
3 females of C. eogene erythas - Eastern Pamir 4000-4200 m.
(Coenonimpha nolckeni - well, since I got into the frame).

Right row:
C. wiscotti crysoptera - male Eastern Pamir 4100 m
. s. wiscotti crysoptera - female Eastern Pamir 4100 m
. C. eogene erythas - male Eastern Pamir 4200 m
. s. marcopolo marcopolo - male Eastern Pamir 4600 m.

Separate photo:
C. marcopolo marcopolo-female, Sarez lake, Western Pamir 4900 m.

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12.03.2009 20:53, DavBaz

Colias sagartia (Lederer, 1869)
Iran, Golestan, Shah-Kuh mts.
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12.03.2009 20:57, DavBaz

This yellow moth is not part of the fauna of the USSR. But I think her picture still does not hurt in the gallery.It is found in Tibet and Gansu.
Colias wanda(=arida wanda) China,Northeast Tibet, Bangda, h 4600 m
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This post was edited by DavBaz - 13.03.2009 15: 20
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12.03.2009 23:39, barko

Colias hyperborea-Magadan

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13.03.2009 10:41, Guest

This yellow moth is not part of the fauna of the USSR. But I think her picture still does not hurt in the gallery.It is found in Tibet and Gansu.
Colias lada (Grum-Grshimailo, 1891)
China,Northeast Tibet, Bangda, h 4600 m

this is rather wanda.
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13.03.2009 15:10, DavBaz

it's more like wanda.

I wish it was Wanda.Is there one in Tibet?In any case, thanks for the version.I place it under my underwear.(let it be too)
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13.03.2009 15:12, Guest

Sure. All right.
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22.04.2009 17:38, DavBaz

C. chlorocoma - the uppermost form, below the standard pair.
Armenia, Khosrov hr.
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27.07.2009 3:54, Karat

Colias heos. The males are simply orange. In the photo only females, very variable in color. All fees from the Republic of Buryatia from different points.

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27.07.2009 12:23, vizioner

Great Karat! The 2,3,4 females were especially shocked.
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27.07.2009 21:12, taler

I present Colias libanotica (probably the only photos in the entire Internet)
The butterfly is quite rare,only this year I was lucky enough to see and catch it.17.05.09,mt.Hermon h=2000m,Israel

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22.11.2009 18:19, Yakovlev

Altai yolks

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26.11.2009 18:25, okoem

Colias alfacariensis (Ribbe, 1905)
November 1, 2009, Crimea, Feodosia, the outskirts of the village of Primorskiy.
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Colias crocea (Geoffroy, 1785)
November 8, 2009, Crimea, Feodosia, p. Primorskiy, Sandy gully, from the egg.
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26.11.2009 18:43, okoem

Yeah... Cute!!! So in the Crimea, this creature (alfakariensis) is definitely there... That's good! And then I made 20 pieces of "boys" from my mattresses this week-all hyale... The sample size is small, but it's better than nothing... Fees from Krasnogvardeysky district 2-3 years ago.

So they are on the genitals in my opinion are not particularly different. I would like to see photos of straightened butterflies...
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26.11.2009 20:34, okoem

Aedeagus should be viewed at high magnification! The difference is in the number of"teeth"... Well, that's what Lvovsky and Morgun say in their book (2007)... More than three - "hiale".

It says that 3 = alfa 5 (or 6) = hyale. I once cooked about a dozen-most had 5-6, one had 12, one had 4 and one had 3. Moreover, the one that had 3 looks more like hyale - the wings are elongated.
I think that we need to bring out the series and then see what they will get in terms of teeth.
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26.11.2009 22:01, Yakovlev

By the way, articles about genital variability are not yet very common and, in principle, very interesting.
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26.11.2009 23:51, okoem

And what will the output from the tracks of the series give? Just the fact that such caterpillars produce such butterflies!

It will produce a series of 100% correctly identified butterflies. Accordingly, it will be possible to assess the intraspecific variability of appearance.

27.11.2009 16:59, DavBaz

Please help me deal with this colias. In the beginning, I thought that hyale, then when I put the erate series, I realized that this option cannot be excluded either...Although it looks more like Erata to me....Caught in early August in the vicinity of the PTZ in Luzhki.

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27.11.2009 21:30, Yakovlev

Eduard Reissinger, by the way, was a psychiatrist, a specialist in the treatment of schizophrenia. His amazing collection of colias, mostly hialeah-erate, is located in Bonn. Impression
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28.11.2009 22:33, Yakovlev

He probably cured his patients of schizophrenia by forcing them to label their fees smile.gifIf you manually write several dozen labels every day, in the end, you will inevitably want to get rid of the "F 20" brand! smile.gif

Who knows - when I looked at this collection myself, I almost went mad

28.11.2009 23:54, vasiliy-feoktistov

For a change:
Anteos menippe Hubner, 1818 from Brazil.
One of the largest (if not the most) yolks in
the world. P. S. Exotics here spread - do not judge strictly.

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29.11.2009 0:46, vasiliy-feoktistov

You mentioned the reason - "for a change"! smile.gif
I think if you don't get too carried away, you'll be forgiven.

No, I won't get carried away. It's just that the yolk is painfully remarkable.

29.11.2009 2:12, I.solod

Colias alphacariensis were caught mostly in the Crimea, Tarkankhutsky peninsula, Olenevka village, Chernomorsky district were not recorded-hyale is everywhere, and one male is from Belarus, the first in a row.

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29.11.2009 2:15, I.solod

Some Colias palaeno from northern Belarus

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29.11.2009 2:19, I.solod

Yellow female Colias hyale, Northern Belarus

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29.11.2009 10:25, vasiliy-feoktistov

Well, a couple of views from the nearest Moscow region.
1) Colias croceus Fourcroy, 1785 (male) -12.08.2009 M. O. Balashikha district of okr. der. Poltevo, a power line clearing in the forest.
She still flew to Moscow almost smile.gif.
2) Colias hyale Linnaeus, 1758-18. 08. 2000, Moscow region, Balashikha district, Zheleznodorozhny district, boggy meadow.
Many thanks to palvasru4ko for confirming the definition.

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29.11.2009 11:22, vasiliy-feoktistov

I think the definition is correct. In the female Colias crocea f. helice (at least in those I have seen), the black border is more pronounced, richer and also well defined on the hind wing, but here on the hind wing it is only slightly "anointed" with black...

Thanks! So I'm correcting the post. Considering also this: C. crocea only occasionally flies to us, and this one is banal.

29.11.2009 15:22, I.solod

Colias crocea f. hellice 1 generation-Crimea, Arabatskaya strelka 1 female
2 generation Zapad Kavkaza, Tuapse district, Kashina (2 females)
ispod-Crimea, planerskoe

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29.11.2009 15:25, I.solod

A little myrmidon from the south of Belarus, Gomel region, different localities. The first generation, which is rarely noted for us and they are few in number. Most likely 3 the white female from above belongs to C. crocea

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29.11.2009 16:01, I.solod

question? Did I correctly interpret the second female jaundice as a hybrid between crocea and erate - all collected on Arabatskaya strelka, first generation. Many people have written about this phenomenon.

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29.11.2009 19:14, I.solod

By the way.
Very big doubts about the third top white female in post 93 (myrmidone).


Everything can be and I had doubts about its belonging, I liked it more as a white form of C. crocea. But many people decided that this is myrmidona, while it stands like this, but I will probably move it where it should be and probably actually be, thanks for the comments. In the first generation, white forms are actually rare and not everywhere, and about no more than 6-10 % of the butterflies found.

30.11.2009 11:07, Guest

I would say that hyale, although the variant erate cannot be completely excluded, erate (female) has a genital plate with a narrow longitudinal split (see Nekrutenko, Crimea)


Actually, it's myrmidon.

30.11.2009 11:49, Guest

although...

13.12.2009 15:55, okoem

Colias alfacariensis males (Ribbe, 1905)
November 11 and 12, 2009, Crimea, Feodosia, the outskirts of the village of Primorskiy, ex. larva.

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14.12.2009 8:44, Yakovlev

Colias thisoa irtyshensis Lukhtanov
is found in St. Kazakhstan Kalbinsky khr. C. thisoa et Oeneis norna flies on it at extremely low altitudes (400-600 m) in PINE forests. This is amazing. The same phenomenon exists there for some plants.

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14.12.2009 14:24, DavBaz

So, as promised, I spread Colias heos semenovi. 3 females, this is not an aberration but a so-called dark form.. Altai, Elanda. h=500

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14.12.2009 14:26, Papaver

Cause downright erotic feelings! All three of them!

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