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Monday, January 31st 2011, 10:59am

Hello Wessel. Is it a Saturnida? If yes, it could be Saturnia pavonia.

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Monday, January 31st 2011, 4:56pm

No, it's not a Saturnia pavonia

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Tuesday, February 1st 2011, 6:05pm

The butterfly is a member of the Saturniidae

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Wednesday, February 2nd 2011, 10:14pm

ok... it is a member of Saturnidae.. is it a Saturnia species?

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Thursday, February 3rd 2011, 5:29pm

No, it's not... :(

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Friday, February 4th 2011, 12:07pm

Hmm, it is really difficult. What part of the body is the picture taken from? Forewing/ Hindwing? Looking at the colors, I think it could be an Attacus species.

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Friday, February 4th 2011, 3:31pm

Halöle, Wessel.

Ein 130 x 86 Pixel-Bild und kaum was darauf zu erkennen und nur ein Hinweis auf eine Schmetterlingsfamilie mit weit über 1000 Arten, von den Unterarten ganz zu schweigen.
Und das seit nun einer Woche.
Ich hoffe, die nächsten Rätsel werden weniger langweilig.... :sleeping:

Dear Wessel.
My English is not to good, but I hope you will understand. :)
You showed us a picture with 130 x 86 pixel on which is´nt anything concrete to see. You gave us a hint to the family Saturniidae, which include over 1000 specis worlwide, without any subspecis.
And nothing else since one week!? :nixweiss:
Is this a riddle for people with somnolence? :sleeping:

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Sphingiden - was sonst? :w00t: Sphingids - what else?

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Friday, February 4th 2011, 8:05pm

Hi Rudi,

I know the picture is not very big, I tried but I didn't get the picture any bigger so, sorry :(
And sorry for the fact that I didn't give many hints until now,

The hint for today is that it is a species living in Thailand, (also in lots of more country's but this picture is made of a Saturnidae species from Thailand)

Greetings and goodluck! :thumbup:

Wessel Herrewijnen

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Friday, February 4th 2011, 8:05pm

by the way, 'sphinx' last answer was very close to the right answer....

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Friday, February 4th 2011, 8:11pm

Attacus atlas or lorquinii?
Beste Grüße,

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Friday, February 4th 2011, 10:27pm

:D no and no

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Tuesday, February 8th 2011, 6:00pm

Attacus species

Come on! It's a Attacus species and does live in Thailand :thumbup:

You should say; it can't be very hard :thumbup:

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Tuesday, February 8th 2011, 9:10pm

Attacus taprobanis or Attacus edwardsii

MFG Nsimba

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Tuesday, February 8th 2011, 9:41pm

Attacus edwardsii!

Yes, the correct answer is indeed Attacus edwardsii! So congratulations to Nsimba :thumbsup:

Here is the big picture of the species.

Greetings Wessel Herrewijnen
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Tuesday, February 8th 2011, 9:55pm

Hallo Wessel,
aber ich glaube die Art heißt nicht Attacus edwardsii sondern Archaeoattacus edwardsii!
ARMIN :daumenja:

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Wednesday, February 9th 2011, 4:35pm

Yes I know, but it seems to be that this species is part of the Attacus family :daumenja:

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