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Hi all, Apologies for cross posting but I know Catocala species have been reared by members of both forums. Does anyone have any rearing tips or...
Reg Fry
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Feb 1, 2003
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Hello Reg, I will post my experiences about breeding Catocala nupta and Catocala fraxini tomorrow. I also encountered some difficulties to get them mating. ...
Jeroen Voogd
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Feb 1, 2003
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Some years ago when refurbishing a greenhouse I left some sheets of glass propped up against the base of a hedge facing the sunshine.In late morning I found...
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Feb 3, 2003
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H Jeroen/all Just to correct the bran malfunction in my last posting - the Blue Underwing is of course C. fraxini not C. nupta which is the Red Underwing..... ...
Reg Fry
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Feb 4, 2003
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Oops my keyboard has started to miss off the odd i the last note should have read brain malfuncton!...
Reg Fry
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Feb 4, 2003
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Hello Reg, all, I have bred both Catocala nupta and Catocala fraxini from the eggstage. I never keep eggs in the fridge but just put them outdoors and take...
Jeroen Voogd
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Feb 4, 2003
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I remember when I was really young and I used to find Wooly Bears all over the place at my nans house. Now, I can never find any! Ive looked on docks, nettles...
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Feb 5, 2003
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Hi Ricardo/all I used to find the Garden Tiger regularly in a couple of gardens and on a local common many years ago when I lived in Bournemouth - it was easy...
Reg Fry
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Feb 6, 2003
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One source gave the Garden Tiger as laying up to 800 eggs.certainly I would estimate at 200-300.I once scattered several hundred larvae on to a variety of wild...
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Feb 9, 2003
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Hi all, I have just uploaded a pdf file which contains notes from a few enthusiasts who have bred some of these spectacular moths. Any additional information, ...
Reg Fry
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Feb 18, 2003
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Has anyone any experience of usng cultivated Sorrel e.g. Suttons for breeding Coppers that usually feed on Rumex acetosella and R.acetosa ?...
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Feb 21, 2003
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Does anyone have any experience of rearing Green veined Whites on Mustard. I mean real mustard Sinapis alba not Garlic Mustard? Neil Jones-...
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Feb 24, 2003
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One frequently reads the opinion that the dampness of the winter in this country is one reason why some of our native and continental species do not survive...
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Mar 4, 2003
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Hello all, I do not believe humidity is the main cause for losses. The sea climate with its mild winters in combination with high humidity is a preoblem for a...
Jeroen Voogd
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Mar 5, 2003
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Hi all, This is obviously a very complex subject to which we have only scratched the surface. One note I have seen suggests that one of the critical factors is...
Reg Fry
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Mar 5, 2003
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Hi all, As we are rapidly approaching the start of the breeding season perhaps some of our experienced Lepidopterists would pass on details of their favourite ...
Reg Fry
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Mar 5, 2003
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... Suspect silica gel would be a bit fierce. How about rice grains? Or if you want to be a bit more technical, different concentrations of salt (or sugar etc)...
Storey, M.W.
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Mar 5, 2003
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Can anyone put me on to a source of Hummingbird feeders in this country. Has anyone experience of using these for butterflies and moths ? Also any other good...
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Mar 5, 2003
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Butterflies often seem to pair at a certain time of day.I think it is important for pairing cages to have all round and unobstructed overhead light.Also to...
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Mar 5, 2003
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I once read somewhere that suggested parasites lay eggs on leaves and that larvae can become infected in that way.Does anyone have any more information on...
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Mar 5, 2003
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Most life cycle descriptions are often very "woolly" with information such as "emerge in the spring" whenever that is . For the record my High Brown Fritillary...
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Mar 5, 2003
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Hi Several parasites do indeed lay eggs on leaves likely to be eaten by caterpillars (I cannot remember the species at the moment). The AES booklet Rearing the...
Paul Talbot
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Mar 5, 2003
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Probably not very much, many of the eggs are tiny, unless you go over leaves with a magnifying glass you are unlikely to see them. If you are picking leaves...
Matthew Smith
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Dear All As spring is rapidly approaching, can I make my annual plea, if for any reason your pupae produce any parasitic flies or wasps rather than the ...
Matthew Smith
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Mar 5, 2003
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Hi all, AES members will possibly recall that I wrote an article on this topic for the Bulletin some years ago - title "An unexpected attack by the parasites"....
Reg Fry
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Mar 6, 2003
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Chalkhill Blue eggs are just emerging (March 6th) from a plastic box from the refigerator and from a box in an unheated outhouse. Listed in Friedrich has...
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Mar 6, 2003
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Hi,a reply to your query.Collins Field Guide to Butterflies of Britain and Europe (£17.99 H/B) lists Sinapis arvensis(Common Charlock) for Artogeia...
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Mar 6, 2003
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... Well I am returning to breeding after a gap of a few years when I was without a garden so I am looking for easy, cheap cage designs. I am designing an ...
Neil Jones
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Mar 6, 2003
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Naff carpentry skills and equipment ? Consider adapting and modifying Ikea or B & Q bolt together shelving units or other furniture.Probably as cheap a source...
pab999ulum
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Mar 8, 2003
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Neil Jones wrote ''Anyway my favourite simple cage design is as follows. Most of you should know this one. Take a large flower pot fill it with the foodplant....
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