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@Ornithoptera titanoides,Troides pegasus,@ удалены из синонимов
@Ornithoptera titanoides@ удалены из синонимов
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borealis удалены из синонимов
Gonepteryx rhamni удалены из синонимов
There are only 3 Perigrapha species distributed in Primorye. This is Perigrapha hoenei, http://molbiol.ru/forums/lofiversion/index.php/t133596-3200.html http://gairoto.cocolog-nifty.com/blog/2012/04/0040perigrapha-.html
Peter, another understudy here this kind http://lepidoptera.ru/taxonomy/15107. They differ only in the year Menetries, 1859 (in the form-1858). Please note there is no spread in regions Sinev, which is here.
Peter, it's kind of-that's understudy this http://lepidoptera.ru/taxonomy/51457, the difference in writing tsveta (j) evi. As proper-I do not know. In both variants of the network about equally there, I focused on molbiol, M.Omelko, Wikipedia and the publication of the Far entomologists. But Sinev turns, tsveta j evi. (although there is, for example, Dicranura tsvetaevi, without j))
Ure, sorry, did not have time, and wanted to unite together and send this beauty http://lepidoptera.ru/gallery/21686, which inaccurately identified as Eugene Illiberis hyalina.
Thank you, Eugene! I am glad that aglaja I also had in mind in his first assumption) So anything made out of that debate, although the impression was just that - the chaos in all kind Argynnis, not only Fabriciana (well, it is in my opinion not spets a))
Ure, here are a couple of references to tracks Illiberis consimilis http://design-room.img.jugem.jp/20130720_1751422.jpg and http://aoki2.si.gunma-u.ac.jp/youtyuu/HTMLs/ruriirosukasikuroba. html. Convincingly, I think, especially when you consider that the species is common to your seats.
I was just embarrassed your categorical conclusion. Well, if only "" personal opinion "that it would be better instead of" uniquely accurate "at least put IMHO). Although it is possible that not Sylvanus. Perspective is not very convenient.
Well, do not tell) Breakthrough indisputable. And dulcinea with melete ever surrender)
Vasily, so it w in the group), "little face" the same one that just in limbo.
Indeed, as Eugene said- "It is clear only that it is not brassicae") ought to it from brassicae in the undefined yet. (Itself still tend to P. melete)
Sergey, could you explain Sylvanus no-one. In venatus underside almost monochrome, ochracea is also very different looks ...
Yura, I think that it is a female Pieris melete summer generation. My thoughts on this here http://lepidoptera.ru/gallery/24342. Word of specialists.
Photo not very good. quality, but it delivered to a supplement to the photo # 24342, and to the description under it - the underside.
Photo not very good. quality, but it delivered to a supplement to the photo # 24342, and to the description below it - this can be seen on the rear fenders
This is the second female (summer) generation sits on the caterpillar host plant Cardamine leucantha (family Brassicaceae) (30 seconds starts off on his eggs, a couple of pictures too, they are not too sharp, but put one with the underside). The eternal question - dulcinea or melete? Between females and melete dulcinea summer generation to opt for melete .The females of summer generation melete ...
Vasily, Sergey, thanks for your useful elaboration. Fairly speaking, I originally IDed this moth as griseola but the last bit I changed to complana, the color around its head confused me)) I should have minded its wing width and resting pose! Now I know.
Eilema complana?
Sitochroa verticalis?
Vasily, thank you, I am quite aware of how to add inf. on types. I not added myself, because I saw that there was an error when copying a leps.it (there is open on the first feed. Tensile). Why a new line? I thought it more logical to just finish the end of the first name of the food. extensible. and 2 more plants in the first place, the source of some one.But the most something I do not, and ...
Peter to "Feed the plants' need to add Helianthemum nummularium, Geranium and Rodium cicutarium. She did not add, because the same source - leps.it, apparently, you have just been a failure when copying.
The female Aricia agestis?
The only species of the genus Oreta, occurring in the Russian Far East.
Evgeny, Yury, thanks. I'm about to agree with Evgeny about Illiberis hyalina. Yury, maybe Y. A. Chistyakov will reply to you later. As for 11 species, they are spread through whole Far East (according to Synev), just Illiberis rotundata isn't distributed outside of eastern Amur region, thus I wrote about 10 species in Primorye.
Lev, hi!) Long time you haven't treated us with something good in the blog) No, alas, haven't yet reached Japan, though it's just near at hand from our Far East which I visited again last September. Quite interesting species there indeed. I like to surf Japanese websites, they take good shots, the style is absolutely different, lots of similar species close to our Far Eastern lepidoptera! (e.g. ...
For a long time it does not rest this interesting butterfly, only once greeted in the Far East. It is, I think, from pestryanok Illiberis (which dwells in Primorye 10 species), but what kind? Maybe someone will tell? Here, the Japanese illustrated 5 species found in Primore- assimilis, pruni, psychina, consimilis, tenuis - http://www.jpmoth.org/Zygaenidae/Procridinae/Illiberis.html But the ...
Vasily's first comment is confusing, still... Yury, I think this is larva of Illiberis genus, you've got 10 species of this genus in Primorye, and rather common. I reckon this is Illiberis consimilis Leech, 1898. I was looking for photos of my specimen on Japanese websites and also checked curious pics of this genus. Have a look, here's nearly yours, only poorer shot) ...
I suppose that Cosmia pyralina?
Some Cosmia. I would venture to carefully prepolozhit) that Cosmia pyralina. Or, again undetectable photo?
Excuse me, is examined and sent comments, it is already determined. Only here I do not understand. that so much amused Sergei (Apparently, he is rarely wrong)
Igor, but it is not a drop Macdunnoughia confusa?
And here, by the way, and in this case, Sinev 36 region (Amursk reg.) Cnetodonta grisescens not found, but the other is not given) - as soon as it occurs and on the ter. Russian Federation. It must have been close to the neighboring 37th (south Khabar. Territory and the Jewish Autonomous Region) flew).
Sergei, of all Hecatera in the Amur region occurs only bicolorata. (A book on an Internet I ordered, but rarely use, t. To. Peter has correctly suggested as a site inf. Take)
Yeah, I understand) only where the criterion of exhaustion chance?) And suddenly more "cool", "monster" peep later?)) And what about the reference to the old and above should, it seems to me to discuss and solve technical. Perhaps allocating these photos separate space / section.
Peter, and it is exotic to the fact of "the background"))
Sergey, but dysodea east region 24 does not occur (for Sinev) in the Amur region and it is not (see. The place of shooting)
A little bit of beautiful butterflies of "exotic region") Autumn gatherings Far East Indian admirals against the backdrop of the Golden Horn Bay (again, Waters)) and the famous cable-stayed bridge Golden constructed in Vladivostok for the APEC summit 2012. Very fond of Vanessa indica autumn to feed on the flowers of the genus Saussurea.(Often, they are joined and Vanessa cardui, such images also ...
I'm not sure that in a few days I can participate in the discussion on this topic. so little I say today.I have here a note-issue (mainly, Sergei ... and to all who are interested in this topic)) - as well as the author of photos, which are the bulk of his are not experts, entomologists, should know in advance what pictures they should put on the site, and what - no?I seldom put in vague picture, ...
Agonopterix arenella?
Agonopterix arenella?
Spilosoma lutea?
Spilosoma lutea?
Malacosoma castrensis?
The three managed to pupate at a height of almost 11000km! I never thought that this could be - take off on ET caterpillars, pupae landed).
Thus, in the Far East - erminea and felina.
I tend to Cerura felina Butler, 1877. Or do vinula? Somebody tell me?
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