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And this is Catopsilia scylla male.
Fault, this is Catopsilia scylla.
Yes, Spirama helicina looks more similar.
I'm not a Noctuidae pro. If it was something of diurnals, I could say 100% sure. There only guesses. Wait for.
If I'd only knew where it from. Judging by other species, this is Southeast Asia. Supposedly, Speiredonia (Spirama) retorta.
Male — m Female — f
Wouldn't have I been doubtful about that, but it could be better to have the topside to look at.
Is it possible to look at the top side???
Species added.
I didn't see it alive. If the author says surely the stripes are white, so that's 100% curius.
No need to move, I'd rather know what our Saturniidae experts' would say. I just suggested that blindly.
Antheraea larissa??? female.
Antheraea larissa??? male.
Male.
Appias nero male.
Erasmia sanguiflua.
The author was helped with identifying at molbiol.ru. What's better for us, that's an another question.
The species is identified by Evgeny Karolinsky, 2011/08/12.
Seems to me it's rather green Lamproptera meges, not a white Lamproptera curius.
Don't make haste, colleagues might suggest different ones.
Coenonympha rhodopensis Coenonympha arcania Coenonympha leander (last three are out at once) Coenonympha orientalis (also passes by) C. thyrsis which is already mentioned there doesn't differ to Coenonympha pamphilus f. lyllus but with its genitalia (Boillat 1986). So, having eliminated all those, we've got Coenonympha pamphilus f. lyllus.
Let's look through Bokhanov's catalog. In Croatia there are such species as Coenonympha rhodopensis Coenonympha glycerion Coenonympha pamphilus Coenonympha arcania Coenonympha orientalis Coenonympha leander.
Turns out like nothing but this.
It seems rather to be Coenonympha pamphilus.
To "uncertain".
To "uncertain".
To "uncertain".
Do not look. Now it is a subspecies of Caligo telamonius (C. & R. Felder, 1862) Source Gerardo Lamas, 2004; Atlas of Neotropical Lepidoptera; Checklist: Part 4A; Hesperioidea - Papilionoidea
More suggestions???
Caligo illioneus (Cramer, [1775]).
Caligo illioneus (Cramer, [1775]).
Caligo illioneus (Cramer, [1775]).
Did you get genus? Won't add tropical Lycaenidae photos anymore.
I'd say this is Oleria sexmaculata = Oleria antaxis (Haensch, 1909). Oleria assimilis is mentioned only for Ecuador and a part of Peru.
Local. This year, on the screen up to 10 pcs per night occurred.
Epirrita autumnata (Borkhausen, 1794).
This species is identified correctly.
This species is identified correctly.
This species is identified correctly.
This species is identified correctly.
Phyllodesma americana feeds on cottonwood too. That's all I found in social caterpillars. There is also one Pieridae species that doesn't live on cottonwood though. Does anybody have anything besides?
And why imago??? This is a caterpillar nest.
Definitely not "identified". Let's check it out by whom such constructions can be made. Especially, on cottonwood.
There is only one Lasiocampidae species as for Colorado, Phyllodesma americana.
paphia female.
Seems to me that's Angerona prunaria.
Rather Colias hyale.
I can understand that some girl from Cruatia sent it. That's good but photo, even compared to mine, is nothing.
I would throw out this photo!
C. croceus.
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