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Alexander finished writing I do not know whether there is, in her official name :) But I can not put a time came in lux.
Included with the male Borneo. For the second time already I refute this statement: "Habitat preference. The species is very rare in Borneo. The only specimen seen was from Pulo Laut". From: http://www.mothsofborneo.com/part- 6 / aganainae / aganainae-2-1.php))))
I have a fairly strong suspicion that it is precisely the form of zheltokrylayaDysphania malayanus But like I have met only one place: http://www.lepbarcoding.org/geometridae/species.php?region=1&id=68804 So I put in limbo. It requires the final verdict :)
It is necessary to move from here toBracca maculosa, it was she, and not Dysphania: http://www.mothsofborneo.com/part-11/Boarmiini/boarmiini_2_2.php That's my boo-boo, and I apologize for it wildly (
Corrected data. Zoogeographical regions: No formalized data → Indo-Malayan.
Alexander, trifenestrata drop can be: totally inappropriate: I have five males it is and as one other. True to the series of the peninsula. Riddle another. Let Powys is. Perhaps later overshadow finally :)
Not one of the three types of Cricula, Cator is on moths of borneo did not seem to fit. Is described in 2010. Cricula elaezioborneensis Brechlin, 2010 : http://www.boldsystems.org/index.php/Taxbrowser_Taxonpage?taxid=294281 (first photo link) ??? Or justCricula ...
Eumorpha phorbas view of the American and Vietnam like it should not be: http://www.silkmoths.bizland.com/ephorbas.htm Unless, of course not migrate?
Corrected data. Zoogeographical regions: No formalized data → Indo-Malayan.
I decided to put a different look. And then allCreatonotos transiensput :)
CONCLUSIONS
Conclusions.
On mothsofborneo several. It looked to me most of all :)
Corrected data. Zoogeographical regions: No formalized data → Indo-Malayan.
Well then let it be a female, although I like that about sitting on the road never seen :) Beguiled even what I looked too small for the female white spots and bands on the front wings. Probably because of the angle so. I apologize for such a categorical statement yesterday.
The exact place it did not, although there are practically no doubts: http://boldsystems.org/index.php/Taxbrowser_Taxonpage?taxid=352567 http://www.mothsofborneo.com/part-9/geometrini/geometrini_26_1.php It has, of course, something in common withComibaena delicator: http://www.jpmoth.org/Geometridae/Geometrinae/Comibaena_delicatior.html But in spite of everything, this is not it. Please ...
I do not argue, Alexander. Just when determining the material from a particular region, rely more on regional sources. This is closer geographically. And there I did not find more similar.
Buck
Male Alexander 100% (apparently forgot to put down) :)
You're welcome, Vladimir. This Moscow / Moscow region, and no options here :)
Limenitis populimale (red holes are clearly visible on the rear fenders). Add: the other, our speciesLimenitis camillathese wells are not expressed so clearly. A male, because females lentochnikov perelivnits and we never go down on the road and kept almost always about CZK (in foliage) deorevev and shrubs.
Argynnis paphiamale
Define the following link: http://www.jpmoth.org/~dmoth/Digital_Moths_of_Asia/45_THYRIDOIDEA/Thyrididae/61.1_Striglininae/70_Monodecus/Monodecus%20capillatus/Monodecus%20capillatus.htm I put in yet inaccurate and need more opinions. While virtually assured of correctness. Until recently it was considered a subspecies of butterfly species Monodecus admirandus: ...
Boursin Stas was written in the admin., When the photo was there, and then the math is simple: on the site in this genus species described this man go under the name Boursin : Cryphia sugitanii Boursin, 1961 ; Cryphia bryophasma (Boursin, 1951) ; Cryphia amygdalina (Boursin, 1963) ; Cryphia ochsi (Boursin, 1940) :) So it is necessary to correct: these are no coincidences.
The first available resource:: "the sapodilla borer (banisia myrsusalis) is a species of moth of the thyrididae family. ... Family. It is found in mauritius and réunion its wingspan is around 35 mm" : http://www.wordaz.com/banisia.html And in many places as well.
This is for our may be omitted, and for these, it is desirable that a rule does not take .. compete and have scope for both copies. He, by the way almost the same :) And like also corresponds. If you type Banisia myrsusalis wingspan, it finds that Rahma is about 35 mm.
So odnovpemenno do you approx. Just when I did it I looked and it was not, and when the button pressed already written that kind of canceled since there :) coincided, I think. Rarely, but sometimes that :)
Peter, you have isprravit. Not Bo N rsin, 1970, and Bo U rsin, 1970 :)
Postponed, the view was, but with a typo in the description of the author's last name. Stas, correct the date of the passing-:)
Irina, I wrote that followed the grounds specified Yuri .... Now I do not remember what prompted am not at home (from the bodies. I write). I will try to justify later if happens. However, after reading your post already I think I could be wrong. Recheck necessary.
Endemic Vanessa :-) In contrast, Admiral and Painted Lady .... And where firewood?
It is in the admin. It is necessary that someone from modders looked back and understood. On the phone I can not do it.
Fill in any case. Do butterflies before raspravkoy, the tips of the front wings are folded up, almost at right angles. I believe in nature as well. No one else has seen such.
Although I get better. There is and genitals and photo (prada such quality, as though all the stuff out there for a long time in the washing maschine rinsed): http://www.mothsofborneo.com/part-8/auzeinae/gallery.php By spreading there justDecetia subflavataseems appropriate: http://www.mothsofborneo.com/part-8/auzeinae/auzeinae_1_3.php that not a fact ......
I want to say thank you for bringing to the subfamily. Now Googling and matured quite a disappointing verdict. Riddle dead on the go and have it in uncertain times ( In all three types of the subfamily Auzea, Decetia and Brachydecetia and almost no network or images themselves butterflies or drugs genitals. And before I respected boldsystems. org race Auzea general in Geometridae; Ennominae ...
Portrait :) The idea can be removed if found true. Androkonii surezno and more than remarkable. Maybe it will tip some? It seems that somewhere saw like, but I can not remember (
Opinions?
Opinions?
And more will come later Cyana sp. several.....
Suggestions? Someone from Erebidae?
Gifts. Only the cook and the verdict. Details in the mail :)
Clearly, Dim. Tube ....
Aglais ioPvavliny eyes. Vladimir, well that you really? This is the same in Europe the most famous butterfly :)
Very original cloth: https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Рогоз Straight comes to mind is that the "upside down" hung up :) I Fill: I have all the swamp near the house closer to the fall in such "rags" :)
Decayed?
Peter Fill year. Kind of nice, really: http://pyralidsofborneo.org/index.php?glanycus-coendersi-kalis-1934plate-10rts-3892 And just one photo on the site.
He suggests that one female wormed somewhere and Pheromones "On the whole Ivanovo" :) By the way, I can not understand it, whether "earring" the tree such that-if "bump" Rogoza (continuing his "reeds" called, erroneously) is suspended?
Yes they are the same everywhere :) Just aglitskim problem as posted below ..... Moreover, biological, where he goes often mixed with Latin :)
This is the second copy. type, which is assembled by the same person at the same place and at the same time. http://pyralidsofborneo.org/index.php?banisia-myrsusalis-walker-1859eplate-7rts-404 Variability, however :)
Corrected data. Wingspan: No formalized data → 65—70 mm.
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