Woodworms (Cossidae)

A point on thrips should be published and recommended for inclusion in the CC of the Ministry of Defense.
continuing the topic of cossids, a small photo review of the genus Meharia, one species of the genus is in the Russian Federation (Yu. Volga region). It goes south to Malawi. The main number of species in Arabia.

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continuing the topic of cossids a small photo review of the genus Meharia,

Wow, how cool!

a point for trips must be published and recommended for inclusion in the CC of the Ministry of Defense.

I'll publish it =) To publish interesting finds on the MO, I first wanted to find polyxena and thrips here - in 2012 I found both, now you can publish ))
Now I'll figure out how to live on (on January 6, I became a father) - and publish it!

By the way, I took aim at Trips - he was known in the Tula region right from the border with the Ser-Prudsky district, so you just had to come there with a generator at the right time =)

Fortunately, the habitat is a steppe reserve.

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I'll publish it =) To publish interesting finds on the MO, I first wanted to find polyxena and thrips here - in 2012 I found both, now you can publish ))
Now I'll figure out how to live on (on January 6, I became a father) - and publish it!

Congratulations. You won't have to sleep much for a while and won't have to publish at all :D

Congratulations. You won't have much sleep for a while and won't have to publish at all :D

Thank you, Stas =) In situevinu we stuck the same )))

Prionoxystus robiniae (Peck, 1818) (Lepidoptera: Cossidae).
Sev.America, Idaho, Lucky Peak Lake, Boise.

June 23, 2013 This is a lucky one day when they could be seen

A couple of species of Malay woodworms.
I don't put the definition in the topic because I'm afraid they'll get lost there.
And here there is still at least some hope.
22.03.2013-01.04.2013. Malaysia, Pahang, Fraser's Hill, Silverpark, 3.42'54.81"N 101.44'07.65"E Alt.=1285м. leg. Vishnyakov A.N.

This post was edited by vasiliy-feoktistov - 23.01.2014 16: 44

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Dear Roman, I'll post a little of the live footage to check/determine, and maybe suddenly what points will be useful. Yes, and it's been a long time since anything has been posted on this topic.

Parahypopta caestrum
Volgograd region, Dubovsky district, on the chalk in the village of Polunino. 13.06.2008.


Volgograd region, Kalachevsky district, Golubaya River valley, in the Cretaceous mountains. 8.06.2013.


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Gorny Altai, near the village of Aktash. 15.07.2009.


Phragmataecia castaneae
Astrakhan region, Volga River delta. 7.08.2009.


Dyspessa ulula
Volgograd region, Olkhovsky district, Markov gully, on the chalk. 18.05.2012.


Semagystia agilis
NW Kazakhstan, Akkeregeshin ridge 50 km from Kulsary settlement, in the Cretaceous mountains. 2.05.2013.

Kazakhstan, zap.chink Ustyurt plateau 17 km from Beineu settlement. 5.05.2014.


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NW Kazakhstan, Atyrau region, 13 km from Dossor settlement. 25.06.2013.


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Kazakhstan, Kyzylorda region, the bank of the Syr-Darya River below the village.Aksuat. 27-28.06.2013.





Cossus sp.
Primorskiy kr., Pogranichny district, Barabash-Levada settlement area. 8.07.2014.


Primorskiy kr., Khasansky district, Kravtsovka settlement area. 30.06.2014.


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Dear Roman, I'll post a little of the live footage to check/determine, and maybe suddenly what points will be useful. Yes, and it's been a long time since anything has been posted on this topic.
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South Kazakhstan, Dzungarian, Koksu River gorge 10 km above the village.Rudnichny, 1400 m n. o. m. 7.07.2013.
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This is a scoop of the genus Abrostola, the view due to the remoteness of the point I will not dare to specify exactly

I'm something ... This is Abrostola tripartita (Hufnagel, 1766). Me same there its Mats defined!

Dear forumchane! Do you know who Sergey Bogoslovsky is? His interests are Cossidae.

From the life of a woodworm...
17.08.2014 brought me a caterpillar Cossus cossus, which was crawling along the road.
I put her in the pot with half a piece of specially dried bread. Sadok took it out on the balcony.
In autumn, the caterpillar got into the bread and spent the winter in it.
In December, I brought a cage from the balcony into the apartment.
A few days later, I noticed how the caterpillar chewed a hole from the depth of the loaf and plaited it with a web. After a few days, the caterpillar turned into a pupa.
I took the chrysalis out of the bread and put it in a garden on moss and moistened it every day.
6.01.2015 a large female odorous woodworm appeared. Now straightens out, as soon as it dries, I'll add her photo.

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My friend and I observed a massive hatching of odorous woodworms in the Minsk region in the year 2008, it's a pity we couldn't shoot it on video, but it was interesting when the pupae were twisted out of the ground on a sandy plot and butterflies were hatched

Finally dry...

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What is the correct spelling of the genus Stygoides or Stygioides? In the literature and the net, 50-50. And how was it originally?

What is the correct spelling of the genus Stygoides or Stygioides? In the literature and the net, 50-50. And how was it originally?

Stygioides Bruand, 1853

What kind of cossida?. Kazakhstan, Ili river, 01-03. 07. 2015

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What kind of cossida?. Kazakhstan, Ili river, 01-03. 07. 2015

Sasha, this is Cecryphalus nubila(Staudinger, 1895)

Please help me with the definition...

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I will be happy to determine the cossid from the photos

waiting on yakovlev_asu@mail.ru

also buy or exchange

Cossus terebra?

27.IV.2017 Ukraine, KHARKOV REG.,Zmiev distr.,2,5 km SSE to Zadoneckoe vill. (Pine forest, Under bark of Pinus silvestris) 49°37'6.07"N / 36°21'48.32"E

Zeuzera pyrina (Linnaeus, 1761) ♀
29.07.2017 Russia, Moscow region, Zheleznodorozhny, on the sidewalk, under an old birch tree. leg. Feoktistov V. I.

  Zeuzera pyrina (Linnaeus, 1761) ♀
29.07.2017 Russia, Moscow region, Zheleznodorozhny, on the sidewalk, under an old birch tree. leg. Feoktistov V. I.

Vasily, you need to write the full address!
And then under the "old birch", as in the village grandfather.

Vasily, you need to write the full address!
And then under the "old birch", as in the village grandfather.

Laughter is laughter, but in cities it is really better to write accurately, otherwise the territory is often large and it is not clear where to slap the point.
This is about the sore

Laughter is laughter, but in cities it is really better to write accurately, otherwise the territory is often large and it is not clear where to slap the point.
This is about a sore spot

Vlad, if you need a dot, then I'll give it in detail. But privately.
There is such information that I do not think it is necessary to put it on the Internet for public viewing. This is especially true for insects that are collected at home. What, write your full address or something? No, really

Woodworms from a trip to Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan this year. It seems to be a bit too much, I can guess something from the Kazakh ones, but I'd rather post it without my own amateur definitions

1. Kazakhstan, Kyzylorda region, Syr-Darya coast, Aksuat settlement area. 16.07.2017. Into the light.





2. Kazakhstan, khr. Syrdarya Karatau, 27 km In Kentau. 17.07.2017. Into the light.


3. Kyrgyzstan, the valley of the Western Karakol river 5 In the village of Suusamyr. 19.07.2017. Into the light.



4. Kyrgyzstan, Ferghana region, 5 km SE Kara-Alma. 20.07.2017. Into the light.


5. Kirghizia, Alai region, uroch. Archaty, 2700 m n. o. m. 21,07. 2017. Into the light.



6. Kyrgyzstan, Moldo-Too cr., southern macroslope. 2600-2700 m n. o. m. 24-26. 07. 2017. Into the light.





7. Kyrgyzstan, Bayduly village, Kichine-Karakujur river gorge In Dolon pass, 2800 m n. o. m. 29.07.2017. Into the light.


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Woodworms from a trip to Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan this year.
2. Kazakhstan, khr. Syrdarya Karatau, 27 km In Kentau. 17.07.2017. Into the light.

4. Kyrgyzstan, Ferghana region, 5 km SE Kara-Alma. 20.07.2017. Into the light.

In general, it is very impressive, such a variety.
Minor inaccuracies:
the first photo is a crested bird, the second is a moth.

In general, it is very impressive, such a variety.
Minor inaccuracies:
the first photo is a crested bird, the second is a moth.

Something I did ... Naturally, on the first Cerura przewalskyi (Alphéraky, 1882) - it got out of place. A with a span of

Please help me identify woodworms from Tajikistan. Caught (not by me) around mid-July near Khorog.

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1) Phragmacossia ariana
2) Deserticossus arenicolus
3) Cossulus strioliger

Pseudozeuzera biatra (Congo)

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красавчики из рода Stygioides
1. S. persephone, #m, Greece, Ost-Kreta, Chersonissos [35°19´N; 25°23´E], 16.v.1996, E. Friedrich (coll. E. Friedrich, Jena); 2. S. persephone, #f, holotype (Museum fur Naturkunde, Leibniz Institut für Evolution und Biodiversitatsforschung, Berlin, Germany); 3. S. persephone, #f, Süd Kreta, Prov. Rethimnon, 20 km n. Agia Galini, Kouroutes [35°11´ N; 24°43´E], 600 m, 20−22.v.2000, leg. Lingenhöle (coll. A. Lingenhöle, Biberach); 4. S. colchica colchica, #m, Iran, Elbursgebirge, Keredi, 1400 m, 18.iv.1936 (Naturhistoriska Riksmuseet, Stockholm); 5. S. colchica dercetis, #m, Lebanon, Aarab ei Laqlouq vill. env., 1640 m, 24−31.v.2006, leg. Kriuger & Saldaitis (Museum Witt, Munich); 6. S. nupponenorum, #m, holotype (Museum Witt, Munich); 7. S. psyche, cotype (Natural History Museum, London); 8. S. ivinskisi, #m, holotype (Museum Witt, Munich); 9. S. colchica colchica, #f, Iran, Elbursgebirge, Keredi, 1400 m, 18.iv.1936 (Naturhistoriska Riksmuseet, Stockholm).

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beauties from the genus Stygioides

an amazing riot of colors and shades

1) Phragmacossia ariana
2) Deserticossus arenicolus
3) Cossulus strioliger

Thank you, Roman! I really didn't think so...

This post was edited by MIV - 23.07.2018 11: 35

we will continue the cossidological education
of Gobibatyr colossus

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Azygophleps fangae Yakovlev

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representatives of the genus Schreiteriana: 1-S. pectinicornis Dyar, 1937; 2-S. rudloffi Yakovlev, Penco et Witt, 2017; 3-S. thonyi Yakovlev, Penco et Witt, 2017; 4-S. chaska Yakovlev, Penco et Witt, 2017; 5-S. kon Yakovlev, Penco et Witt, 2017; 6 — S. urcuchillay Yakovlev, Penco et Witt, 2017

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Azygophleps species (adult specimens): 1. A. snizeki, holotype; 2. A. snizeki, paratype, #f, Kenya, NW of Garsen, 14-17.12.2009, leg. Snizek (MWM); 3. A. wahlbergi, holotype; 4. A. wahlbergi, paratype, #f, Kenya, Garissa, S of Bura, 24.06.2011, leg. Snizek (MWM); 5. A. defreinai, holotype; 6. A. junkeri, holotype (MWM); 7. A. junkeri, paratype, #m, Tanzanie, Rukwa Province, Mbizi Mts., entre Kisungu et Muze, 1415 m, 07º43.826S/031º32.482E, 14.V.2004, leg. Ph. Darge (MWM); 8. A. liturata (Aurivillius, 1879), holotype, #m. Damara (NHMS); 9. A. liturata, #m, Nordost-Namibia, Westl. Caprivi, Okavango Region, 1050 m, 27.01.1998, leg. J. de Freina (MWM); 10. A. sheikh Yakovlev & Saldaitis, 2011, holotype, #m, W Saudi Arabia, N-Asir, 40 km W Taif, 1000 m, 27.10.1997, leg. A. Legrain (MWM); 11. A. sheikh Yakovlev & Saldaitis, 2011, paratype, #f, Saudi Arabia, Asir, Muhayl, 800 m, 8.1.1983, A. R. Pittaway (BMNH).

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we will continue the cossidological education
of Gobibatyr colossus

There are some of them in this year's training camp.

Camellocossus Yakovlev, 2011: 1. C. abyssinica (Hampson, 1910); Fig. 2. C. henleyi (Warren & Rothschild 1905); 3. C. osmanya Yakovlev, 2011; 4. C. sindbad Yakovlev & Saldaitis, 2015; 5. C. aladdin Yakovlev & Witt, 2017; 6. C. roc Yakovlev & Witt, 2017; 7. C. jinn Yakovlev & Witt, 2017; 8. C. ifrit Yakovlev & Witt, 2017; 9. C. strohlei Yakovlev & Witt, 2017; 10. C. lalibela Yakovlev & Witt, 2017; 11. C. snizeki Yakovlev & Witt, 2017; 12. C. ngai Yakovlev & Witt, 2017.
The genus is distributed in Arabia and South Africa. the differences are mainly genital

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