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08.07.2011 2:07, ALEKSEY MOSKVICHOV

2 ALEKSEY MOSKVICHOV

By the way, when I was last in Berlin, at the Humboldt University Zoo Museum, Mr. May actively asked me if I knew anything about Mr. Kondratiev. And, judging by the intonation, he was very dissatisfied with the fact that no news of the types taken had been received from the specified gentleman for many years. Not good...


The answer is sent to the PM! I hope it satisfied you?
Don't be afraid, you can post it on the website!

01.08.2011 11:47, Ilia Ustiantcev

What are these woodworms, Deserticossus sp. and Cossus cossus? Caught in Ilovla in June 2011.
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07.08.2011 22:04, John-ST

What are these woodworms, Deserticossus sp. and Cossus cossus? Caught in Ilovla in June 2011.

Kick me, but in my opinion on both photos the usual Cossus cossus
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07.08.2011 22:08, Ilia Ustiantcev

The second one is still possible, but the first one was too small for Kossus.

07.08.2011 22:26, John-ST

The size is not an indicator, but judging by the coloring of the back of kossus, it can be "drank, smoked, was ill"

08.08.2011 4:45, Yakovlev

Both are Cossus cossus. The genus Deserticossus does not have a comb on its antennae. I have a fairly large series from the Lower Volga, where they are really quite different in appearance.
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08.08.2011 10:01, Коллекционер

I also had very different
caterpillars from the size depends
pupated as 9cm and 6, and the moths were respectively different

23.08.2011 19:48, NicoSander

20.07.2011 – 22.07.2011 Tajikistan, Shakhdarinsky Mts., Vezdara river valley near Vezd kishlak, 2900 – 3800 m (N37 12.102 E71 49.768)

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22.09.2011 11:14, zZorg

they say that it is a treetop (kossida), from Tajikistan, Zap. Pamir
no one knows who it is?

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22.09.2011 12:47, rhopalocera.com

We caught them in Tajikistan.

22.09.2011 16:20, lepidopterolog

I also caught something similar on the Rushansky ridge in mid-June.

22.09.2011 17:58, Yakovlev

20.07.2011 – 22.07.2011 Tajikistan, Shakhdarinsky Mts., Vezdara river valley near Vezd kishlak, 2900 – 3800 m (N37 12.102 E71 49.768)

1. Cossulus strioliger (Alpheraky, 1893)
2. Phragmacossia furiosa (Sheljuzhko, 1943)
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22.09.2011 18:08, Yakovlev

they say that it is a treetop (kossida), from Tajikistan, Zap. Pamir
no one knows who it is?

need a photo of straightened examples

28.10.2011 18:06, rhopalocera.com

Zeuzera pyrina

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07.02.2012 12:55, TEMPUS

Phragmataecia castaneae (Hubner, 1790)
05.06.2010 Ivanovo region, Shuisky district, Krasnoarmeyskoye village, garden plot No. 34, to light
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09.02.2012 12:58, TEMPUS

Acossus terebra (Denis & Schiffermuller, 1775)
07.07.1994 Ivanovo region, Gorod quarry, on svet, leg. Molodkin A. N.
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25.07.2010 Ivanovo region, Shuisky district, Krasnoarmeyskoye village, garden plot No. 34, on light
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11.02.2012 15:03, TEMPUS

Cossus cossus (Linnaeus, 1758)
ex larva: 02.05.2001 Ivanovo region, Ivanovo quarry "City", imago 09.06.2001 leg. Molodkin A. N.
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17.06.2011 Ivanovo region, Shuisky district, Krasnoarmeyskoye village, garden plot No. 34, on light
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11.02.2012 15:52, gumenuk

Cossus cossus - Odorous tree beetle
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan, to light
Original date / time: 2011:06:10 23:59:27
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Focal length (35mm): 110
SONY DSLR-A850 Sigma 75-300 and Macro DCR-150

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01.03.2012 16:19, Victor Gazanchidis

Please identify the Peruvian woodworms. I'm not sure about the latter. Roc Satipo 01.2011. The first is Morpheis mathani, (Schaus, 1901)?

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01.03.2012 19:14, Pavel Morozov

and the last one is rather a crested one.

02.03.2012 10:21, Penzyak

.. I saw how Dmitry Podgornov (Penza) "soaked" his well-grown woodworms in gasoline for lighters and then straightened them out - they turned out very well...
I am writing a short article on Penza woodworms and I also think it would be necessary to do "degreasing" with my collections in the summer...
Rum, or maybe they should be better prepared-by removing the fat sac???

Here is an interesting type of woodworm:
http://macroclub.ru/gallery/showphoto.php/...o/77861/cat/507

This post was edited by Penzyak-05.03.2012 11: 18

02.03.2012 10:58, lepidopterolog

  
Rum, or maybe they should be better prepared-by removing the fat sac???

There is no "bag" there, the fat body is amorphous, and it actually accounts for most of the belly smile.gif

15.03.2012 16:38, Penzyak

in what biotopes and on what to look for this species???

http://macroclub.ru/glr/displayimage.php?pos=-2958

15.03.2012 17:17, Alexandr Zhakov

in what biotopes and on what to look for this species???
http://macroclub.ru/glr/displayimage.php?pos=-2958

In the South of Ukraine in steppe biotopes smile.gif.
Males were caught only accidentally when mowing or when catching other butterflies found already in the net. Conclusion they are in the middle of sitting on tall plants.
Females caught only crawling on the ground. If they fly, it's very bad.
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31.05.2012 0:16, Igorvet

These are the animals I got in exchange. If possible, please specify, pls.
25. 02-10.03. 2012 South Andamans isl. Wandoor. leg. I. Kizub (Buzman)

31.05.2012 1:35, AGG

In the South of Ukraine in steppe biotopes smile.gif.
Males were caught only accidentally when mowing or when catching other butterflies found already in the net. Conclusion they are in the middle of sitting on tall plants.
Females caught only crawling on the ground. If they fly, it's very bad.

and the time of the capture? if possible mol.gif

28.11.2012 10:39, Romada

I post here the woodworms I collected in Malaysia in September of this year. Unfortunately, I do not specialize in this group, so WITHOUT DEFINITIONS, if someone is familiar with something, please comment.

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06.12.2012 10:27, Yakovlev

1. Zeurorra indica
2. Xyleutes personus
3. Zeuzera lineata
4. Neurozerra conferta
5. Rapdalus lutescens griseola
6. Orientozeuzera caudata
7. Xyleutes strix
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22.12.2012 2:31, KONI

Hello.This year, four specimens were found, although the type or types were not determined. All butterflies from southern Primorye;1-3-Pogranichny district, 23.06.12, 4-Ussuriysky district. The first three are probably females, and the fourth looks like a male. If you can help with the definition, I will be grateful.

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01.01.2013 19:40, Vlad Proklov

Paracossulus thrips from the Moscow region (Serebryano-Prudsky district):

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I had to make a mistake, because the copy is broken and looks like this without retouching: wink.gif

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01.01.2013 19:57, Alexandr Zhakov

  Paracossulus thrips from the Moscow region (Serebryano-Prudsky district):
I had to make a mistake, because the copy is broken and looks like this without retouching: wink.gif

In Photoshop or glue confused.gif,
in any case - super yes.gif
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01.01.2013 20:45, Vlad Proklov

In Photoshop or glue confused.gif,
in any case - super yes.gif

Photoshop - our everything =)
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03.01.2013 9:58, KONI

Dear citizens!!!, to see the seaside cossides, to be determined is not fate? But someone was interested in them.

03.01.2013 10:41, Bad Den

Dear citizens!!!, to see the seaside cossides, to be determined is not fate? But someone was interested in them.

Don't rush things - New Year's smile.gifEve

03.01.2013 11:22, KONI

So we are not in a hurry, just posted them on 22.12.12, and already 2013 year.

03.01.2013 14:17, Konung

1-3 probably Cossus orientalis

04.01.2013 1:26, KONI

Yeah, thanks Svyatoslav,still one view.But the male is probably a different species.

04.01.2013 18:51, Konung

Yeah, thanks Svyatoslav,still one view.But the male is probably a different species.

let's wait for Roman and his verdict! smile.gif
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07.01.2013 9:00, Yakovlev

Hello.This year, four specimens were found, although the type or types were not determined. All butterflies from southern Primorye;1-3-Pogranichny district, 23.06.12, 4-Ussuriysky district. The first three are probably females, and the fourth looks like a male. If you can help with the definition, I will be grateful.

Good afternoon

I couldn't answer earlier. the top three females are 99% Cossus orientalis Gaede, but you need to send me an email with a high-quality image of the lower female, because this may be another species of Cossus siniaevi, the only male of which is found in the Russian Federation from Yu. Primorye in the Tsvetaev collection. But the image is not very high-quality and it is difficult for me to say.
The male in the second photo is Deserticossus tsingtauana Bang-Hass, a fairly common species in the Far East and South China. To the west it reaches Buryatia (Selenga Valley).

07.01.2013 10:08, KONI

To Yakovlev; Thank you very much.We can't get a better quality photo yet.

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