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24.08.2010 12:02, Grigory Grigoryev

Lower volnyanka in the second photo-Limantria grisescens Stdr, 1887
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24.08.2010 12:35, Sergey Didenko

Oh, no one defines a photo with scoops. It seems that Barko also appeared...

25.08.2010 6:30, Sergey Didenko

Still got a little khokhlatok and one scoop.

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25.08.2010 8:43, Pavel Morozov

Top row from left to right:
Spatalia plusiotis, Fentonia ocypete, Clostera albosigma curtuloides, Gonoclostera curtuloides, I don't remember an owl, Furcula furcula sangaica
Middle row from left to right:
Drymonia dodonides, Peridea oberthueri, grated Ptilodon capucina kuwayamae (similar), P. saturata hoegei, Fentonia ocypete
Bottom: Micromelalopha troglodyta, Stauropus basalis
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26.08.2010 4:22, RippeR

Oh, how cool! And what a company it is!
Next time, please warn us in advance ))

28.08.2010 19:58, Black Coleopter

A lot of Dybovsky females got into the soil traps.

Cool, probably, Dybovsky if he has so many females. Won't it be greasy? smile.gif

28.08.2010 19:59, Black Coleopter

A lot of Dybovsky females got into the soil traps.

And what was poured into the soil traps???

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28.08.2010 22:52, А.Й.Элез

Males of Dybovsky.
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29.08.2010 7:09, Sergey Didenko

And what was poured into the soil traps???

And what just did not pour - vinegar, wine, pieces of grape snails...

This post was edited by sdi - 29.08.2010 07: 10
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30.08.2010 22:48, Sergey Didenko

Marumbas caught driving. Are all 4 types available?

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31.08.2010 13:57, Grigory Grigoryev

I don't see "Yankovsky", although the light butterfly in this photo among the "gashkevichs" is strange, is this a color variation ? The photo is not clear: -)

31.08.2010 15:39, Sergey Didenko

The pictures are terrible, I shot them in a hurry at night with poor lighting. It seems to me that this is a color variation. And what is the most distinctive feature of Yankovsky?

31.08.2010 16:09, Grigory Grigoryev

Well, it's smaller than Maak, closest in color to him, but there's no yellow on the hind wings - they're brown. And the front fenders are rather without lettuce, more brownish: -)
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11.09.2010 14:14, barko

I see two C. kotshubeji

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12.09.2010 8:48, Sergey Didenko

This is the same one-before and after unpacking frown.gif

12.09.2010 18:40, barko

I see two C. kotshubeji
Sergey, can you find a couple of extra S. moltrechti (two extreme on the right)?

13.09.2010 5:31, Sergey Didenko

Oleg, you will laugh, but I have only two of them that you see in the photo. I can present you one. You will be in Moscow, otherwise you really don't want to bother with forwarding...
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14.09.2010 15:43, Grigory Grigoryev

And C. moltrechti "piles" do not fly to the light :- )) on DV.
so 2 ex is a LOT!

15.09.2010 5:26, Sergey Didenko

Damn, the problem is that they are also killed (worn) almost in the trash.

16.09.2010 5:33, Sergey Didenko

Pasha, what kind of crested coat did I steal from a Kazakh, and you took it with you? smile.gif

16.09.2010 10:25, Pavel Morozov

Pasha, what kind of crested coat did I steal from a Kazakh, and you took it with you? smile.gif

the very one, Peridea elzet.
I'll spread it out and post it in the topic.

16.09.2010 10:36, Pavel Morozov

here she is, well hidden

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20.09.2010 20:10, barko

Sergey thank you for S. moltrechti !!!

I want to ask you, how many pieces of Arytrura musculus do you have? I would also like to get a couple or more (if there is of course).

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20.09.2010 21:43, barko

Olivenebula oberthueri (Staudinger, 1892)

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20.09.2010 21:53, barko

Anacronicta caliginea (Butler, 1881)
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21.09.2010 9:44, Sergey Didenko

  
I want to ask you, how many pieces of Arytrura musculus do you have? I would also like to get a couple or more (if there is of course).

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If necessary I will check how many of them I have
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26.09.2010 14:29, barko

Something else has dried up. Hope for some help in determining, especially the scoop.
Scoops first
1st row 3rd from the right - Sarbanissa subflava
2nd row 3rd from the right - Sinocharis korbae
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28.09.2010 18:11, Yakovlev

I enjoy watching these reports. I think Primorye will delight our brother for a very long time with excellent finds

05.10.2010 12:27, Guest

Depressing volumes of "zakos" ...

05.10.2010 19:17, Sergey Didenko

Depressing volumes of "zakos"...

I wonder what we've done? In my opinion, everything is very poor and modest.

05.10.2010 19:42, Pavel Morozov

aha, poornenko.
eltset, volnyanochki picolnye, katokaly moltrekhti, kochubei, kallipogony. Who else is there?

06.10.2010 6:40, Sergey Didenko

Poor thing - it means that they grabbed a big guy, but I didn't get enough change (there's a scoop there, pyadenits...)

06.10.2010 6:49, Sergey Didenko

Depressing volumes of "zakos"...

If all the material quickly found its use, then it was clearly not enough.
And zakos, there is a good example told by our host in Anisimovka. Some entomologists lived with him, I think they were Fins, I don't remember exactly. So they killed everything on the screen with dichlorvos every 5-15 minutes and swept it away with a broom - it was not convenient for them to select the right butterflies with a large crowd of animals. More buckets of destroyed insects per night. Sergey (the owner of the base) then kicked them out and no longer lets fins in.
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06.10.2010 8:04, Sergey Didenko

I straightened out all the catocals I had. There are doubtful a couple similar to proxeneta, but still different. The rest do not seem to raise doubts about the definition. Here is the list according to the photo of the box of catocals caught in Primorye (from top to bottom, from left to right):
1. Catocala doerriesi (3 pcs)
2. Catocala separans (1)
3. Catocala proxeneta (4)
4. Catocala moltrechti (3)
5. Catocala streckeri (10)
6. Catocala deuteronympha (3)
7. Catocala bella (2)
8. Catocala agitatrix (3)
9. Catocala nymphaeoides (4)
10. Catocala musmi (1)
11. Catocala kotschubeji (Sheljuzhko, 1925) (1)
12. Catocala dissimilis (5)
13. Catocala bokhaica (Kononenko, 1979) (1)
14. Catocala eminens (3)
15. Catocala_fulminea (6)
16. Catocala lara (2)
17. Catocala electa (1)
18. Catocala nupta (2)
19. Catocala dula (6)

I attach a photo of two doubtful ones separately.

This post was edited by sdi - 07.10.2010 10:58 am

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06.10.2010 9:58, Grigory Grigoryev

Sergey, I think it's C. proxeneta after all :-)

Grigoriev
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18.11.2010 14:00, barko

Something else has dried up. Hope for some help in determining, especially the scoop.
Scoops first


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1 Cucullia lucifuga
2 Anacronicta caliginea
3 Sarbanissa subflava
4 Cucullia artemisiae
5 Acronicta major
6 Sinocharis korbae

This post was edited by barko - 18.11.2010 14: 07
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20.11.2010 23:45, Sergey Didenko

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1 Cucullia lucifuga
2 Anacronicta caliginea
3 Sarbanissa subflava
4 Cucullia artemisiae
5 Acronicta major
6 Sinocharis korbae

What is it, so far from the Moscow region, and the cuckoos are the same, even if they have some subspecies, visually I don't see any differences...

21.11.2010 0:15, barko

Well, it's so far from the Moscow region, and the cuckoos are the same, even if they have some subspecies, I don't see any visual differences...
In this case, everything is simple. Lucifuga and artemisiae have no subspecies smile.gif
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25.11.2010 12:00, Sergey Didenko

It remains about 40 percent (800 pieces) to spread out from caught in Primorye. I'll start posting pictures of everything caught soon.
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02.12.2010 9:37, Sergey Didenko

Not exactly a report, but still. Two weeks ago, Grisha (Kayark) was on a business trip to Moscow. He met a lot of people, including me and Michael (Mickey). He prepared gifts for us (many thanks!), my share has already dried up, and I'm putting it out. All from Primorye, mostly in autumn or spring.

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