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23.01.2014 21:16, vasiliy-feoktistov

Agrioglypta eurytusalis (Walker, 1859)
Crambidae → Pyraustinae → Agrioglypta
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.
det. Feoktistov V. I.
Many thanks to Alexey Vishnyakov for the material beer.gif
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24.01.2014 0:30, vafdog

  Agrioglypta eurytusalis (Walker, 1859)
Crambidae → Pyraustinae → Agrioglypta
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.
det. Feoktistov V. I.
Many thanks to Alexey Vishnyakov for the material beer.gif

I wonder what the scale is

This post was edited by vafdog - 24.01.2014 00: 30

24.01.2014 7:38, vasiliy-feoktistov

I wonder what the scale is

I definitely haven't measured it yet. On the eye about three centimeters.
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26.01.2014 9:09, vasiliy-feoktistov

And you won't say that ognevka smile.gif
Vitessa teleroma Swinhoe, 1906 ?
Pyralidae → Pyralinae → Vitessa
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.
det. Feoktistov V.I. The definition is uncertain and please correct it if anything.
Many thanks to Alexey Vishnyakov for the material beer.gif
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26.01.2014 9:18, vasiliy-feoktistov

Another beauty smile.gif
Vitessa pyraliata Walker, [1865] ?
Pyralidae → Pyralinae → Vitessa
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.
det. Feoktistov V. I. Again, the definition may be incorrect: it is difficult with them.
And again, thanks to Alexey Vishnyakov beer.gif
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28.02.2015 19:23, NicoSander

Toccolosida rubriceps
Indonesia, West Kalimantan prov., mt. Bawang..

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19.08.2015 11:48, vafdog

And here it was found on the territory of Ukraine, though last year.

Crambus heringiellus (HERRICH-SCHÄFFER, 1848)

Ukraine, Chernihiv region,..., on light 7-8. 07. 2014. leg. Yepishin, det. Bidzilya.

There don't seem to be any published finds from Ukraine.

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Added a biotope near the lamp: lowland swamp.

This post was edited by vafdog - 08/19/2015 12: 39
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19.08.2015 15:35, Vlad Proklov

And here it was found on the territory of Ukraine, though last year.

Crambus heringiellus (HERRICH-SCHÄFFER, 1848)

Ukraine, Chernihiv region,..., on light 7-8. 07. 2014. leg. Yepishin, det. Bidzilya.

There don't seem to be any published finds from Ukraine.

Added a biotope near the lamp: lowland swamp.

The map, then, is like this:

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19.08.2015 16:28, IchMan

The map, then, is like this:


Vlad, you can add a point in Karelia-Kostomuksha Nature Reserve.
Published here:
Leinonen R., Itämies J., Kutenkova N. 1997. Lepidoptera of the Nature Reserve Friendship // Ecosystems, fauna and flora of the Finnish-Russian Nature Reserve Friendship. Helsinki: The Finnish Environment Institute. Suomen Ympäristö. Vol. 124. P.235–256.

Unfortunately, the article in electronic form does not correspond to the printed version, the pages are not the same and without an Appendix with a list of types
https://helda.helsinki.fi/bitstream/handle/...pdf?sequence=36

However the entire issue can be downloaded here:
https://helda.helsinki.fi/handle/10138/3646...der=DESC&rpp=20

This post was edited by IchMan - 08/19/2015 16: 29
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19.08.2015 19:10, Ilia Ustiantcev

And where exactly is the point in the Ministry of Defense located? Or is it Tver? By the way, what does the alienellus map look like?

This post was edited by Ilya U - 08/19/2015 19: 10

19.08.2015 19:12, Vlad Proklov

And where exactly is the point in the Ministry of Defense located? Or is it Tver? By the way, what does the alienellus map look like?

This is Tverskaya Street.

By alienellus here:

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20.08.2015 1:05, Ilia Ustiantcev

Eh, two points next to each other-is this a PTZ? And I really hoped that my find with Sims - the first in the area))

This post was edited by kotbegemot - 08/20/2015 01: 23

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20.08.2015 1:23, Vlad Proklov

Eh, two points next to each other-is this a PTZ? And I really hoped that my find with Sims - the first in the area))

No, this is the Kaluga Region. But in the Moscow province, Albrecht still caught it.

28.08.2015 15:45, vitalbata

Sclerocona acutellus

Lithuania, 13-06-2015

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28.08.2015 16:13, barko

  Sclerocona acutellus
Lithuania, 13-06-2015
Do you have Nascia cilialis?

28.08.2015 16:21, vitalbata

Yes, Oleg, it is common. But don't tell me it's cilialis.smile.gif

28.08.2015 17:43, Сергей-Д

Nascia cilialis (Hübner, 1796). 19.05.2012.
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Sclerocona acutella (Eversmann, 1842). 12.06.2015.
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28.08.2015 20:50, barko

Yes, Oleg, it is common. But don't tell me it's cilialis.smile.gif
I just asked smile.gif
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18.12.2015 23:43, vafdog

Crambus alienellus (Germar & Kaulfuss, 1817)
Zoological Museum of Kyiv National University (ZMKU)
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27.09.2017 17:49, insectamo

Moscow region, Shatursky district, platf. Tugolesye, August 02, 2017, Ponomarev A. G.

Crambus heringiellus.

user posted image
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10.11.2017 21:03, Alexandr Zhakov

Oddly enough, I didn't find any normal-quality images of this type on the Web.
Ametasia ochrofascialis (Christoph, 1882)

Here is a better photo: http://pyralidae.sfedu.ru/?species=193
And then there are 6 more and everything is high-quality: http://www.boldsystems.org/index.php/Taxbr...alis&searchTax=
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11.11.2017 5:38, rhopalocera.com

Well, if you think that blurry photos of well-lived butterflies are "better", I delete my own. I don't want to embarrass myself with a filthy quality.
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17.11.2017 17:59, rhopalocera.com

One of the largest fireflies in Central Asia - Cynaeda furiosa

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17.11.2017 21:54, vafdog

One of the largest fireflies in Central Asia - Cynaeda furiosa


please specify the wingspan

18.11.2017 18:05, rhopalocera.com

please indicate the wingspan



When I get to the box with them ,I'll point them out. I have a "trump" place on Jumgaltoo, there are a lot of them arriving there. I have a long series ))) .

18.11.2017 18:09, rhopalocera.com

But the largest evergestis of the fauna of the former USSR is Evergestis kopetdagensis. I don't show the label - this is at least a new subspecies (or maybe even a species, since it is collected very far from Kopet-Dag). The definition of this and the previous species were made by S. Yu. Sinev.

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18.11.2017 18:13, rhopalocera.com

And here is another "delicious" evergestis-Evergestis vagabundalis. It is very widespread in Kyrgyzstan, but it is local. The butterfly is quite large (label size 15 mm). Defined by S. Y. Sinev

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18.11.2017 19:47, rhopalocera.com

Another unique Central Asian firefly is Catoptria xerxes (Sauber, 1904). It is described from Issyk-Kul, but for some reason I have never collected it there before, although I have been there many times and at the right time. Maybe Sauber had the material labeled by one of the hunters purely approximately-well, there was somewhere Issyk-Kul nearby, so we'll write it down=). In the meantime, I caught these catopters only in the Inner Tien Shan (Suusamyr-Too, Moldo-Too, Jumgal-Too). Definition by S. Y. Sinev.

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18.11.2017 19:57, rhopalocera.com

Well, I'll put another interesting find here. Dioryctria mendacella (Staudinger, 1859) from Turkey. According to https://fauna-eu.org/cdm_dataportal/taxon/d...8d-6f49971cc078, I haven't registered in Turkey yet - I'll make a small note when I get around to it.

Definition by S. Y. Sinev

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21.11.2017 10:11, rhopalocera.com

D. mendacella is not new to Turkey; Kotsak and Kemal cited it in 2009. Apparently, the site of Lepidoptera Europaea does not have up-to-date data.

23.11.2017 9:58, rhopalocera.com

Evergestis anartalis (Staudinger, 1892) is quite common in the Kyrgyz highlands.

Opr. S. Y. Sinev

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01.12.2017 22:52, MIV

Loxostege sedakowialis (Eversmann, 1852)
Circa Krasnoyarsk, Minino village, forest-steppe. 7.06.17.

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02.12.2017 18:17, rhopalocera.com

Loxostege sedakowialis (Eversmann, 1852)
Circa Krasnoyarsk, Minino village, forest-steppe. 7.06.17.

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I will change )

02.12.2017 18:52, Konung

I'll switch )

on what??))

02.12.2017 21:03, MIV

I'll switch )


I would give it away, but I don't want to contact the post office (especially abroad).

07.12.2017 7:57, rhopalocera.com

I also have an address in Russia=) .

18.12.2017 14:19, vafdog

Ancylosis albicosta (STAUDINGER, 1870), det. Bidzilya.
Ukraine, Kherson region, Aleshkovskie peski, near the village of Burkuty. born on 30.04-1.05.2017
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preparation and photos of genitals Bidzili A.V.

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This post was edited by vafdog - 12/18/2017 14: 27
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27.01.2018 21:13, RoPro

Can anyone help you identify butterflies from Malaysia in the Macroid? Ognevki or herbivores ?
http://macroid.ru/showphoto.php?photo=178705
http://macroid.ru/showphoto.php?photo=178632

27.01.2018 21:14, Vlad Proklov

Can anyone help you identify butterflies from Malaysia in the Macroid? Ognevki or herbivores ?
http://macroid.ru/showphoto.php?photo=178705
http://macroid.ru/showphoto.php?photo=178632

I would say that both Pyralidae are purely habitually related.

27.01.2018 21:42, RoPro

I would say that both Pyralidae are purely habitually related.

Thank you. Can you tell me where to dig through them ? I've already reviewed everything here several times :
http://www.jpmoth.org/
http://twmoth.tesri.gov.tw/peo/FBMothQuery.aspx?type=P
http://gaga.biodiv.tw/new23/cp021.htm
http://www.pyralidsofborneo.org/

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