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12.04.2013 17:01, svm2

it seems to me obelisca
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12.04.2013 17:14, rhopalocera.com

And by topic:

Euxoa sp., caught near Saratov in mid-August.

Who has any ideas?

picture: euxoa_sar01.jpg


And let's cut off her pussy? )))

12.04.2013 17:15, Vlad Proklov

And let's cut off her pussy?)))

We will definitely cut it off! I have a series of identical ones, is it better to watch a male or a female?

12.04.2013 17:16, Vlad Proklov

I think it's obelisca

I also sin on it=)

12.04.2013 17:34, rhopalocera.com

We will definitely cut it off! I have a series of identical ones, is it better to watch a male or a female?



I somehow like males more. Their pussies are easier to cut. In general, I think it doesn't matter.

13.08.2013 21:01, vitalbata

Hydraecia petasitis Doubleday 1847
Lithuania, August 2013.

This post was edited by vitalbata - 13.08.2013 21: 03

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14.08.2013 8:10, svm2

Actually Noctuidae Xyleninae, as here in the forum, the topics are defined

This post was edited by svm2 - 14.08.2013 08: 30

15.08.2013 11:23, vasiliy-feoktistov

I don't know if I made a mistake or not.
But I don't think there was this scoop yet.
Actinotia polyodon (Clerck 1759)
Night from 06.08 to 07.08. 2013 m. O., Zheleznodorozhny.

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15.08.2013 12:23, vasiliy-feoktistov

Actually Noctuidae Xyleninae, as here in the forum, the topics are defined

By Fauna Europaea: Noctuinae > Xylenini sort of. Based on this, I posted my scoop here (previous post): it is also referred to Xyleninae in many places. How to understand what to believe confused.gif

15.08.2013 12:37, Vlad Proklov

By Fauna Europaea: Noctuinae > Xylenini sort of. Based on this, I posted my scoop here (previous post): it is also referred to Xyleninae in many places. How to understand what to believe confused.gif

Just now there is no such subfamily-Xyleninae. All the tribes, beginning with Pseudestrotiini, were grouped into Noctuinae.

Explanations in the article: http://www.pensoft.net/J_FILES/1/articles/...-G-3-layout.pdf
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25.08.2013 22:21, Vlad Proklov

Orenburg region, Kuvandyk, mid-July.
Chersotis capnistis?

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25.08.2013 23:02, Vlad Proklov

This one's from the same place, I have no idea who:

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28.08.2013 21:58, barko

Orenburg region, Kuvandyk, mid-July.
Chersotis capnistis?
ssp. glabripennis (Corti, 1926) (= guberlae Corti, 1930)
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28.08.2013 22:05, Vlad Proklov

ssp. glabripennis (Corti, 1926) (= guberlae Corti, 1930)

Well, this goes without saying=) For the sake of this scoop, it was already worth a trip to the Southern Urals =)

Don't you have any ideas about the second one? Euxoa of some kind?

28.08.2013 22:14, barko

And by topic:
Euxoa sp., caught near Saratov in mid-August.
Who has any ideas?
I think it's obelisca
I also sin on it =)
The whiskers are thin, the shape of the wings is rounded-categorically not obelisca. Similar to nigrofusca. see NE 12: 147–149, 260, 262, 294.
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28.08.2013 22:23, barko

This one's from the same place, I have no idea who:
as an option segnilis
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14.09.2013 15:08, Dantist

Epilecta linogrisea ([Denis & Schiffermuller], 1775)

male:Crimea, Ai-Petri, born 28.06.2013
female:Crimea, Kholodovka village, afternoon on the oak 26.06.2013

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14.09.2013 15:22, Dantist

Divaena haywardi (Tams,1926)
Crimea, Ai-Petri plateau, 28-29. 06. 2013

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14.09.2013 19:47, Dantist

Cherostis multangula (Hubner,[1803]) ?
Crimea, Ai-Petri plateau, 28-29. 06. 2013

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14.09.2013 20:28, Dantist

Dichagyris forcipula ([Denis & Schiffermuller],1775)
Crimea, Ai-Petri plateau, 28-29. 06. 2013

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23.10.2013 17:21, svm2

Here are three fairly common in the southern half of Ukraine Euxoa aquilina, distiguenda and temera, the butterflies are very similar, if there are both, then in addition to other signs, you can compare the antennae of males
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dist-aqu
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tem-dist
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tem-aqu
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This post was edited by svm2 - 23.10.2013 19: 12
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02.11.2013 1:39, Zheka

Agrotis puta (HÜBNER, [1803])
Odessa region, Danube Delta
upper two butterflies - early May, lower-mid-October
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This post was edited by Zheka - 02.11.2013 21: 24
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26.11.2013 23:00, barko

Chersotis rectangula ([Denis & Schiffermuller], 1775) Hungary, June

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07.02.2014 10:15, TEMPUS

Here is such a scoop came to us from far sunny Mongolia.

det. Actebia (Pauxarnis) laetifica (Staudinger, 1889) A.V. Sviridov in 2013
14. VII. 2003 Mongolia, Khovd aimak, Mongolian Altai, Sutai Uul (NW sl.), h=2700 - 2900 m, leg. Sergey Chastilov (aka Papis)
The species was determined by Sviridov A.V. by the method of studying the preparation of genitals. I would like to express my deep gratitude to him for his help in identifying the problem.
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08.02.2014 13:27, barko

Chersotis ocellina ocellina ([Denis & Schiffermuller], 1775) Slovenia

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30.07.2014 14:27, vasiliy-feoktistov

Fresh, Moscow region female smile.gif
Noctua pronuba (Linnaeus, 1758)
Night from 29 to 30. 07. 2014 Moscow region, Zheleznodorozhny, on the light. leg. Feoktistov V. I.
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The span was 5.7 cm.
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This post was edited by vasiliy-feoktistov - 30.07.2014 16: 15
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14.08.2014 15:49, vasiliy-feoktistov

Well, the male from there is the same smile.gif
Noctua pronuba (Linnaeus, 1758)
Night from 13 to 14. 08. 2014 Moscow region, Zheleznodorozhny, on svet. leg. Feoktistov V. I.
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The wingspan is 5.6 cm.
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PS In general, N. pronuba is a lot this season and arrives at the light almost every night.
One bad thing: collect non-flying copies-problem frown.gif
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09.04.2015 22:03, barko

Spaelotis ravida (Denis & Schiffermuller, 1775) Akhtubinsk, 1-3. 06. 2014, leg. S. Rybalkin, op2937m
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female op2938f
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This post was edited by barko - 11.04.2015 13: 13
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05.05.2015 20:47, barko

Agrotis frosya Pekarsky, 2014 male, Holotype, Bering Island
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female, Paratype
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05.05.2015 21:17, barko

Agrotiss in general are very difficult to study. Differences in the structure of the genitals are poorly expressed. So in this species group for a long time, no one was able to understand. Still, the opportunity to clarify was found.
Valvae of three closely related species (militaris, stenibergmani& frosya) have a similar structure and are almost indistinguishable (valvae of stenibergmani are larger). However, the scales are all of different lengths, which corresponds exceptionally well to the structure of the female genitals. Females of these species have a long, medium and short ductus bursa, respectively, and in general, the female genital apparatus corresponds in size to the gen.app. of males. This is a classic case of a key and lock.

picture: Pekarsky_2014_Beringia_ok1.jpg
picture: Pekarsky_2014_Beringia_ok2.jpg
picture: Pekarsky_2014_Beringia_ok3.jpg
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05.05.2015 22:29, AGG

Oleg, why "frosya"? smile.gif

05.05.2015 22:46, barko

picture: Pekarsky_2014_Beringia_ok1.jpg
picture: Pekarsky_2014_Beringia_ok2.jpg
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20.09.2015 21:34, Alexander73

Noctua fimbriata
Moscow region, Domodedovo district, Vostryakovo station; July 2015

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21.09.2015 7:29, rhopalocera.com

Agrotiss in general are very difficult to study. Differences in the structure of the genitals are poorly expressed. So in this species group for a long time, no one was able to understand. Still, the opportunity to clarify was found.
Valvae of three closely related species (militaris, stenibergmani& frosya) have a similar structure and are almost indistinguishable (valvae of stenibergmani are larger). However, the scales are all of different lengths, which corresponds exceptionally well to the structure of the female genitals. Females of these species have a long, medium and short ductus bursa, respectively, and in general, the female genital apparatus corresponds in size to the gen.app. of males. This is a classic case of a key and lock.

picture: Pekarsky_2014_Beringia_ok1.jpg
picture: Pekarsky_2014_Beringia_ok2.jpg
picture: Pekarsky_2014_Beringia_ok3.jpg



In other words, in order to correctly identify them, you need to have all three types?

21.09.2015 11:05, barko

In other words, in order to correctly identify them, you need to have all three types?
In the beginning, to understand it, I needed to check all three types. In appearance and geography, Shtenibergmanni can not be confused with anything, Frosya is known only from Bering, everything else is militaris. Both in appearance and genitals, I can distinguish them without comparison, one copy at a time. I need practice.

24.09.2015 11:14, rhopalocera.com

Euxoa flavisignata Corti, 1932

Quite a curious little animal.

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24.09.2015 19:49, Jaguar paw

I'll try to ask around in a specially designated topic for scoops.
Georgia, Kakheti, Ushguli. Noctua pronuba?

user posted image
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16.08.2016 19:25, Zhuk

Isochlora leuconeura Pungeler, 1904 female.
China, Halihatu, h=4200m., июль 2016, Zhuk leg.
A little-known and beautiful member of the genus isochlor. Thank you for the definition of A. Matov!

This post was edited by Zhuk-16.08.2016 19: 40

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30.08.2016 23:58, coriander-lithurgus

I would be very grateful to anyone who can post clear photos of Chilodes repetiki and Armada barrygoateri scoops. smile.gif

08.12.2016 16:28, svm2

To refresh the theme-this year's Euxoa 2ex. from the Tarutinsky steppe in the Odessa region, probably rare, until this year I did not catch it.

Euxoa hastifera (Donzel,1847)

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and for comparison with the most common Euxoa of the south of Ukraine E. temera

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