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Date: 2001/05/06.
Date: 1998/06/17.
Date: 1998/06/17.
Date: 2001/06/13.
Date: 1996/05/26.
Date: 2002/07/29.
Date: 1996/06/22.
Date: 2001/07/11 (emersion).
Date: 2001/07/02 (emersion).
Date: 2001/08/23.
Date: 1998/08/02 (raised one), males were arriving to this female in crowds.
Date: 1998/08/02.
Date: 2000/09/11 (raised, second brood).
Date: 1999/04/18 (raised one).
Date: 1999/10/06.
Date: 2002/07/02.
Date: 2002/07/02.
Date: 2001/07/11.
The same: second date = when was caught.
Caught date: 2007/07/27 (shot date to be deleted).
Shot date: 2009/05/18.
Shot date: 06/08/2005 (typo).
Checking right now my shot dates (noticing wrongly signed). Should be corrected, that is crucial!
There is the shot date of this butterfly escaping from its cocoon.
Adult caterpillar (last age).
Adult caterpillar (last age).
Adult caterpillar (last age).
Adult caterpillar (last age).
Adult caterpillar (last age).
Adult caterpillar (last age).
Adult caterpillar (last age).
Adult caterpillar (last age).
Adult caterpillar (last age).
Adult caterpillar (last age).
Adult caterpillar (last age).
This is Cerura vinula young caterpillar (third age). It will be growing for a very long time before pupation.
This species is identified correctly.
Yes, it is goose-stopudovo. Just need to Ceramica pisi (Linnaeus 1758) renamed in my .. I noticed today, when the adults of M. persicariae downloaded.
Question to the people. When she became Melanchra (like Ceramica pisi everywhere)?
Yes, this one is truly pyramidea. Will upload pyramidea today (think, I've got one).
And my guess is A. berbera, look: http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=403950&view=findpost&p=1072734. Anyway, these two are always confused. Let's wait for other suggestions.
This one is a real Diachrysia chrysitis there (the rest are all D. stenochrysis). Should be cleared.
This species is identified correctly.
Something Trouble certain: it Aedia funesta (Esper, 1786), written before. It is necessary to remove the photos here, and Aedia funesta removed from the database and to insert photos.
Shot date is wrong. Right: 28/07/1996 (checked label).
Plusiinae cereal. Larvae develop on a variety of grasses, sedges, and other hydrophilic plants. In the Moscow region it is a very common species, and often arrives at the light. Flight of adults from June to September in two generations.
Female.
Male.
Approve: let's move.
If it can be Abraxas (Calospilos) sylvata (Scopoli, 1763)?
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