Aberrants, gynandromorphs, etc.

23.11.2009 20:53, Yakovlev

24.11.2009 9:45, Egorus

Episema glaucina
In the first photo, on the right, is it an aberration or a shape?

24.11.2009 10:51, Konung

Slava, you sent Lastukhin - will Papilio knyazevi
Clearly falls for the theory of triads

I laughed for ten minutes!!!

24.11.2009 14:46, palvasru4ko

Slava, you sent Lastukhin - will Papilio knyazevi
Clearly falls for the theory of triads

Can we talk about the theory of triads in more detail? What's it? And then I, apparently, fell behind life... Judging by a certain irony of the author of the quoted message, this theory is to put it mildly "without a king in my head.".. Is that true?

24.11.2009 15:35, barko

25.11.2009 21:22, Yakovlev

07.12.2009 22:36, александр барышев

Pygaera timon - Penza region.

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07.12.2009 22:44, александр барышев

Parnassius mnemosine-June 2009

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09.12.2009 0:36, Macroglossum

09.12.2009 0:43, Bad Den

There are also more interesting butterflies - for example, this apollonius

Photoshop

09.12.2009 0:49, omar

09.12.2009 5:02, Konung

such an aberration!

09.12.2009 5:11, Macroglossum

09.12.2009 18:12, александр барышев

The topic name is "Aberrants, gynandromorphs, etc." mnemosyne curve, in my opinion, is "etc." So everything is in the topic

10.12.2009 4:33, Macroglossum

28.12.2009 2:28, okoem

Male Pyrgus sidae (Esper, 1784)
Crimea, Kara-Dag, June 7, 1985 From the collections of Yu. I. Budashkin




Male Arctia villica (Linnaeus, 1758)
Crimea, Kara-Dag, May 20-22, 2007 From the collections of Yu. I. Budashkin

28.12.2009 7:36, Konung

28.12.2009 10:34, gumenuk

It seems to me that this one has a non-standard coloring. Taken from: Ramenskiy district, Hripani district, 01.08.2007

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05.01.2010 23:32, palvasru4ko

06.01.2010 23:48, Zhuk

Female Lymantria monacha, MO, Shatursky district, Tugolesye square, 29.07.2009
Posted earlier a photo of a live specimen. in the topic about volnyanok, but I decided to repeat it again. Interestingly, one tendril is strongly crested, apparently it is a partial gynandromorph. What a melanist.
for the photo of sps Sungaya'yu

This post was edited by Zhuk - 06.01.2010 23: 49

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21.01.2010 22:34, Sungaya

Boloria selene
, Korolev, Moscow region; June 9, 1998, from coll. Samodurova G. D.

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21.01.2010 22:36, Sungaya

11.02.2010 14:32, Penzyak

11.02.2010 21:45, Egorus

The theme name doesn't specify that it should only be butterflies...
I wonder if these" guys " will fit aberrants...

12.02.2010 8:38, Shtil

12.02.2010 10:36, Aleksandr Safronov

12.02.2010 23:23, Egorus

A couple of yellow-bellied bears...
(Arctia villica and Phragmatobia fuliginosa)

13.02.2010 12:45, Alexandr Zhakov

13.02.2010 21:27, Egorus

For Djon
- A link to Phragmatobia fuliginosa f. flavida, if possible...
- well..., I won't describe it either...
(A few words about the capture of this instance:
Night fishing. Three participants. Massive flight of these bears.
They even get in the way. We grumble. One participant recalls that
it is very rare to find yellow-bellied specimens among the villica. Another
participant stretches out his hand to the screen, lifts the wings
of the first bear that comes across, freezes for a moment, and says-This is...
The rest "sharpen up" - yes, a yellow belly, but such...
Further revision of at least two hundred copies did not yield
any results... )

14.02.2010 0:29, Alexandr Zhakov

14.02.2010 1:14, А.Й.Элез

22.02.2010 2:12, Алексей Яковлев

Swallowtail-melanist from the collections of professor Yu. N. Sidelnikov.
Khabarovsk Territory.

14.05.2010 19:03, P.Egorov

Here is a golden aberration of the swallowtail,
for example, I put a relative of the same subspecies,
P. machaon centralis is already bright, and this female is very
out of color

Upper butterfly point: Naryn, Kazarman
lower butterfly point: Zaalay, Aram-Kungey

14.05.2010 19:35, P.Egorov

It looks like a ginandromorph,
I encounter this for the first time,
tell me, plz
Point: Almaty
Sylpha obscura?

01.06.2010 13:15, Ilia Ustiantcev

Some strange gray form of Biston betularia (intermediate between normal and melanist what?). Caught: Moscow region, Odintsovo district, near the village of Pestovo, 30.05.2010

01.06.2010 13:58, Victor Titov

01.06.2010 15:54, Konung

26.06.2010 1:09, Kharkovbut

P. c-album f. kharkovbuti Holotype...

25 / VI / 2010, Kharkiv.

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26.06.2010 5:05, rhopalocera.com

rather ab. than f.. By the way, the holotype designation would be valid if it were printed . You can describe them using images, videos, or fragments of instances.

06.07.2010 19:27, borov

Here is such a black male didyma, Donetsk region, Novoazovsky district, June 16, 2010

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