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I think you saw Great ash sphinx - Sphinx chersis (Hübner, 1823), or some other from NA Sphinx
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This species is identified correctly.
Thanks.
Apparently, the final completion of the work will not happen so soon, but in general, information about insects will go here:http://sos-dan.ru/tv-2/endless_eightIn the "Episodes" section, there are links to eight episodes. One insect in each. The section is currently being edited, but you can already see where all this is going.If I suddenly made a mistake somewhere (with families, suborders, or ...
There was also a sawmill behind the church-there was a logging yard, and that's where I fished. But, of course, not three-liter cans I remember the year 1975 especially vividly (I bent about the banks naturally, but a lot). And now they seem to have given part of the land for cottages. That's a shame By the way: 3 large pairs from 1996 are in my collection as a memory.This post was edited by ...
To go.
Thanks, moved.
Some Noctuidae crushed by life. Lymantria dispar would occupy all three fingers. :)
There shouldn't be any problems with the locals - from time immemorial, different nationalities lived nearby, and the territory "walked" in different polities. educational institutions. Well, closer to the lowlands there are regions where some of the local Magyars do not understand either Russian or Ukrainian. And if you have more specific questions about beetles, I can answer them. Rosalia is ...
Bah, the true one.
Ok, moved to C. praecana.
Moved.
To go.
Male.
Male.
Male.
This species is identified correctly.
Moved to identified.
Goes to "identified successfully".
When my male gets dry enough, will add that :)
Moved to "uncertain" yet.
Goes to identified.
Moved to "identified successfully".
Moved from uncertain to identified.
Papua finally removed! Even though two seasons changed :--)
Moved.
Goes to E. festiva.
Moved to E. festiva.
The same looking Lymantria minomonis female, Matsumura, 1934, with a pink abdomen, doesn't live in Russia. Others are different.
Moved.
To go.
Does anyone have a thread assumptions which carry foty?
Moved to identified as well as the photo nearby.
I grieve immensely.Even as a child, when I was 7 years old, I came with my mother to my homeland in St. Petersburg and went to the Zoological Museum all the time. It seemed to me that the "mezzanines" were inhabited by Gods. And now one of them is gone. My condolences go out to all my colleagues and relatives.A. Tereshkin Pictures:Plate_5_Achaiusoides_episto.png — (2.04мб)
I join the question. About faunaeur.org I think I'll agree.The flaws in funet are caused by the fact that this old resource, as it seems to me, has not been updated for a long time, and the taxonomy has gone far ahead in development during this time. There are a great many foreign sites, but, let's just say, the resource officially legalized by the nomenclature commission for the Asian region is ...
Ok then, waiting from you a photo of electa.)
Catocala nupta.
Catocala nupta.
Moved.
Sure. Hurriedly put it to that. Moved to confusa.
After a week or two I will update the whole base of European species, leading to roughly the same form as on the fauna. And that really has nekuzyavo obtained with all these differences.
Although catalogue pages were not so slow as community ones, there anyway were some hitches, now fixed and pages thus got way faster.
Can it be ever identified by such shot? If not, there are clearer photos of the top of its wings, but no underside...
The main thing is for sure the small leg professionally posed by its model...
Today, in 1 hour, I caught 17 mourning birds near a thin branch of willow dripping with juice. The most interesting thing is that I poured the bait nearby (water+sugar+berries+yeast), and not a single butterfly was interested, but they flew up and flew up to the branch... Pictures:DSC04824_1.jpg — (1.73мб) DSC04831_1.jpg — (748.35к) DSC04833_1.jpg — (1.51мб) DSC04835.jpg — (626.33к)
Meh... Can't be like that.
Yep. The more, there are photos nearby identified the very C. croceus (even though it was different item and different island too, neighbor one). As for biotope, dunno, science fiction says that myrmidone prefers rocky hills...
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