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V.BERTRAND VENTE DU 11/06/2020 - 1 5, rue F.-J. Talma 44000NANTES Edité le : 27/05/2020 11:35- N° Description Estimations 1, Sphingidae mundi, B. D’Abrera, Classey, 1986. 80 / 90 2, Butterflies of the Australian Region, B. D’Abrera, Landsdown, 1971. Etat moyen. 80 / 90 3, Mariposas de la Pensinsula iberica: Ropaloceros I-II, Heteroceros I, Ministerio de agricultura, 50 / 60 Madrid. 4, Faune lépidoptérologique de la Loire-Inférieure ; Faune entomologique armoricaine : 20 / 30 Rhopalocères, C. Oberthur et C. Houlbert, 1912. 5, Thèses de Doctorat de René Catala: Variations expérimentales de Chrysiridia 50 / 80 madagascariensis, 1947. 6, Neuf ouvrages sur les voyages et l’ethnologie : Pacifique, Papous, Les Forêts tropicales, 50 / 60 Indonésie, etc. 7, Saturniidae Mundi, Vol. I et III, B. D’Abrera, Hill House, 1995 et 1998. 150 / 180 8, A Monograph of the Birdwing Butterflies, Haugum and Low, Vol. I Part 1-3, Vol. 2 Part. I, 150 / 200 Scandinavian Science Press Ltd, 1978-80. Et A Monograph of the Birdwing Butterflies Vol. 2, 1982-1985, relié. On joint des bulletins entomologiques (SSNOF). 9, Les Morpho d’Amérique du Sud et Centrale, Le Moult et Réal, 1963; The Genus Morpho, I et 60 / 80 II, P. Blandin, Sciences Nat. On joint une traduction du texte du Vol. I de Blandin en français. 10, Six ouvrages sur le thème des animaux : La fabuleuse aventure de la vie, Animaux du 40 / 50 monde, Les araignées, Boubée, etc. 11, Neuf livres et divers fascicules sur le thème de l’histoire naturelle dont Un musée dans la 40 / 50 ville, Ouest éditions. 12, Atlas des papillons du monde, H. L. Lewis ; Encyclopédie des papillons, P. Smart. Souvent 50 / 60 consultés. On joint Joyaux ailés, Hachette ; Les papillons, Ed. de l’Agora. 13, Sept ouvrages d’entomologie dont Guide de l’Entomologiste, Colas ; Guide des papillons 40 / 50 nocturnes d’Europe et Afrique du Nord, Delachaux et Niestlé ; Guide des Insectes, Delachaux et Niestlé etc. 14, Vingt ouvrages et fascicules d’entomologie dont Organes sensoriels des Lépidoptères, M. 50 / 60 Faucheux; Guides des papillons d’Europe, Delachaux et Niestlé, etc. Etat moyen d’usage. 15, Revue Alexanor, 1959 à 1977, 63 numéros discontinus. On joint The Butterflies of Papua 50 / 60 New Guinea, M. Parsons. 16, Divers Sphingidae et Attacidae dont Copiopteryx semiramis mâles de Guyane. 60 / 80 Dim. 65 x 40 cm. 17, Nymphalidae paléarctiques dont Vanessa, Argynis, C. jasius etc. 50 / 60 Trois coffrets 63 x 37 – 50 x 39 cm. 18, Pieridae dont Colias et Satyridae de France dont B. circae. 50 / 60 Deux coffrets 63 x 37 cm. 19, Pieridae et divers paléarctiques dont Anthocaris cardamines. 50 / 60 Quatre coffrets 39 x 26 cm. 20, Pieridae et Nymphalidae de France. 50 / 60 Deux coffrets 63 x 37 cm. 21, Divers papillons de France : hétérocères et rhopalocères dont Argynis. 50 / 60 Deux coffrets et une boite de stockage. 22, Huit coffrets d’hétérocères paléarctiques dont Sphingidae, Arctiidae, notamment de la région 60 / 80 nantaise. Dim. 39 x 26 cm. 23, Sphingidae de France dont Daphnis nerii etc. 50 / 60 Quatre coffrets 50 x 39 cm. 24, Attacidae exotiques dont un couple hybride de Antheraea harti x A. yamamai et A. harti et 80 / 90 yamamai couples. Rothschildia, Antheraea myllita fem. des Indes. Deux coffrets 50 x 39 cm. 25, Sphingidae exotiques. Manque quelques antennes. 50 / 60 Deux coffrets 63 x 37 cm. 1 V.BERTRAND VENTE DU 11/06/2020 - 1 5, rue F.-J. Talma 44000NANTES Edité le : 27/05/2020 11:35- N° Description Estimations 26, Rhopalocères de France et Europe dont Sphingidae dont Acherontia atropos, Catocalinae, 60 / 80 Attacidae dont Saturnia pyri, etc. Quatre coffrets 50 x 39 cm. 27, Rhopalocères exotiques, notamment Attacidae dont Loepa rothschildia, Antheraea et quatre 50 / 60 Ascalapha odorata de Guyane. Dim. 50 x 39 cm. 28, Samia, Antheraea pernyi etc. 60 / 80 Deux coffrets 50 x 39 cm. 29, Thysania agrippina – 4 spécimens tres spectaculaires dont un en face ventrale – Amazonie 100 / 150 brésilienne et Thysania zenobia - 3 ex. Dim. 65 x 33 cm. 30, Lasciocampides de France et divers nocturnes exotiques dont Neocarnegia basirei 80 / 90 Deux coffrets 50 x 39 cm. et 53 x 35 cm. 31, Divers lépidoptères exotiques dont Ornithoptera (CITES annexe II / UE B), Pieridae, Papilio 80 / 90 dont P. maackii tutanus couple et odonates. Trois coffrets 39 x 26 cm. 32, Divers lépidoptères exotiques et paléarctiques dont deux couples de Sasakia charonda du 60 / 80 Japon. Trois coffrets 39 x 26 cm. 33, Lépidoptères d’Afrique et d’Asie dont Papilio maackii -2 mâles, P. memnon - 2 fem (l’une A2), 80 / 90 Euxanthe dont E. eurinome couple. 34, Kallima inachus de Taïwan (papillons imitant des feuilles), couples présentés recto verso 50 / 60 montrant des variations de pigmentation de la face ventrale. Dim. 53 x 37 cm. 35, Divers lépidoptères dont Ornithoptera femelles (CITES annexe II / UE B), Morpho, Papilio, 80 / 100 Zygènes de France etc. Etat moyen pour la plupart. Deux coffrets. 36, Prepona sud-américains dont chromus, dexamenus, omphale, lycomedes etc. – 14 ex. 80 / 90 37, Phasmidae dont Cigarrophasma tessellata et Megacrania batesii d’Australie et un Phyllum 50 / 60 (décoloration). Dim. 50 x 39 cm. 38, Phasmes de grande taille, orthoptères et Phyllum de PNG. 50 / 60 Dim. 50 x 39 cm. 39, Série des phases de croissance d’Eurycantha horrida de PNG et divers dont lucanes de 20 / 30 France. 40, Divers lépidoptères dont Ornithoptera priamus ssp,, Pieridae, Papilio dont P. schadenbergi 60 / 80 etc. Deux coffrets 50 x 39 cm. 41, Lépidoptères divers d’Afrique dont Hypolimnas, Charaxes, Papilio dont P. grossesmithi. 80 / 90 Deux coffrets 50 x 39 cm. 42, Deux couples hybrides Ornithoptera priamus euphorion x macalpinei (=pronomus), 200 / 250 Ornithoptera p. pronomus couple et O. p. macalpinei (?) fem. Dim. 60 x 39 cm. - CITES annexe II / UE B 43, Ornithoptera priamus arruana – 3 couples – Aru – PNG 60 / 80 Dim. 60 x 39 cm. - CITES annexe II / UE B 44, Ornithoptera p. poseidon – 3 couples – PNG 60 / 80 Dim. 60 x 39 cm. - CITES annexe II / UE B 45, Ornithoptera tithonus – 3 couples – Mt Arfak – PNG 120 / 150 Dim. 65 x 33 cm.- CITES annexe II / UE B 46, Ornithoptera goliath ssp. sorongensis, goliath et ukihidei. 150 / 180 Dim. 65 x 33 cm. - CITES annexe II / UE B 47, O. aesacus - 3 couples et 1 mâle présentant des variations – Obi – Indonésie 400 / 500 Dim. 65 x 33 cm. - CITES annexe II / UE B 48, O. priamus urvilleanus – 3 couples - Guadalcanal et Florida islands – 100 / 120 Dim. 65 x 33 cm. - CITES annexe II / UE B 2 V.BERTRAND VENTE DU 11/06/2020 - 1 5, rue F.-J. Talma 44000NANTES Edité le : 27/05/2020 11:35- N° Description Estimations 49, O. paradisea ssp. dont chrysanthemum couple – 3 couples – Irian Jaya 400 / 500 Dim. 65 x 33 cm. - CITES annexe II / UE B 50, O. victoriae victoriae cple – Guadalcanal, O. victoriae epiphanes cple, O. victoriae isabellae 300 / 400 cple - Santa Isabel Dim. 65 x 33 cm.- CITES annexe II / UE B 51, O. paradisea arfakensis – 2 couples – Mt Arfak et O. meridionalis couple - Irian Jaya 300 / 350 Dim. 65 x 33 cm.- CITES annexe II / UE B 52, O. priamus poseidon – 6 mâles et 3 fem. – PNG 60 / 80 Dim. 60 x 39 cm.- CITES annexe II / UE B 53, O. tithonus misresiana mâle, O. tithonus citheraea couple, O. tithonus - 2 mâles et 2 fem. – 300 / 400 Irian Jaya Dim. 65 x 33 cm.- CITES annexe II / UE B 54, O. croesus lydius dont forme toantei - 3 couples - Moluques. 80 / 90 Dim. 65 x 33 cm.- CITES annexe II / UE B 55, Ornithoptera goliath supremus et titan couples, O. goliath joycei et O. priamus lydius mâles 150 / 180 en face ventrale. Dim. 65 x 33 cm.- CITES annexe II / UE B 56, O. goliath samson couples, O. goliath joycei couple - 150 / 180 Irian Jaya Dim. 65 x 33 cm. - CITES annexe II / UE B 57, O. goliath procus – 2 couples et O. goliath atlas couple. 150 / 180 Dim. 65 x 33 cm.- CITES annexe II / UE B 58, O. priamus teucrus – 4 mâles et 3 fem. – Biak – PNG 100 / 120 Dim. 60 x 39 cm. - CITES annexe II / UE B 59, O. tithonus tithonus, O. tithonus dominici, O. tithonus makikoae – 3 cples - Irian Jaya 180 / 200 Dim. 65 x 33 cm. - CITES annexe II / UE B 60, O. priamus poseidon – 4 mâles et 3 fem. – PNG 50 / 80 Dim. 60 x 39 cm. - CITES annexe II / UE B 61, O. priamus priamus – 3 couples – Ceram - 100 / 120 Dim. 60 x 39 cm.- CITES annexe II / UE B 62, Charaxes et Papilio africains dont C. mechowi couple, Cythaeron couple, P. mackinoni etc. 80 / 90 Deux coffrets 39 x 26 cm. et 50 x 39 cm. CITES annexe II / UE B 63, Charaxes dont C. andronodorus - 2 mâles et 1 fem. , C. thomasius fem. de Sao Tome, C. 60 / 80 velox fem. Dim. 39 x 26 cm. 64, Papilionidae et Nymphalidae d’Afrique de l’Ouest dont Palla decius couple. 50 / 60 Deux coffrets 39 x 26 cm. 65, Euxanthe, Cymothoe et Hypolimnas africains dont plusieurs femelles. 100 / 120 Trois coffrets 39 x 26 cm. 66, Divers lépidoptères exotiques et paléarctiques dont O. priamus macalpinei, Papilio, 60 / 80 Amathusidae etc. Une vitre cassée. Trois coffrets 50 x 39 et 39 x 26 cm. 67, Papilio asiatiques dont P. deiphobus – 2 mâles et fem. 50 / 60 Dim. 39 x 26 cm. 68, Six Papilio hybrides : deux couples P. neumogeni x peranthus, deux mâles P. neumogeni x 80 / 100 pericles.
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    AC29 Doc. 13.3 Annex 1 Summary output To comply with paragraph 1 a) of Resolution Conf. 12.8 (Rev. CoP17), a summary output of trade in wild-sourced specimens was produced from data extracted from the CITES Trade Database on 26th April 2017. An excel version of the data output is also available (see AC29 Doc Inf. 4), which details the trade levels for each individual country with direct exports over the five most recent years (2011-2015). Table 1. Data included for the summary output of ‘wild-sourced’ trade Data included CITES Trade Database Gross exports; report type Direct trade only (re-exports are excluded) Current Appendix Appendix II taxa and Appendix I taxa subject to reservation Source codes1 Wild (‘W’), ranched (‘R’), unknown (‘U’) and no reported source (‘-’) Purpose codes1 All Terms included Selected terms2: baleen, bodies, bones, carapaces, carvings, cloth, eggs, egg (live), fins, gall and gall bladders, horns and horn pieces, ivory pieces, ivory carvings, live, meat, musk (including derivatives for Moschus moschiferus), plates, raw corals, scales, shells, skin pieces, skins, skeletons, skulls, teeth, trophies, and tusks. Units of measure Number (unit = blank) and weight (unit = kilogram3) [Trade in other units of measure (e.g. litres, metres etc.) were excluded] Year range 2011-20154 Contextual The global conservation status and population trend of the species as published information in The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species; Whether the species/country combination was subject to the Review of Significant Trade process for the last three iterations (post CoP14, post CoP15 and post CoP16); Whether the taxon was reported in trade for the first time within the CITES Trade Database since 2012 (e.g.
  • Creatures of Shadow Winged Silhouettes Flutter Busily Through the Shadows

    Creatures of Shadow Winged Silhouettes Flutter Busily Through the Shadows

    Quebec moths The Quebec moths shown here from the Saturniidae family have no working mouthpieces as adults, and Cobra moth so cannot eat. They survive for four to ten days on Butterflies Go Free the energy reserves they stored up as caterpillars. Two different Attacus atlas experiences - February 16 Cobra moths are easy to recognize because of their like night and day! to April 29 size and the scale-less “windows” in their wings. Thanks to its feathery antennae, a male can detect the odour of a female several kilometres away! Actias selene Like many other moths, a luna has a furry abdomen. These “hairs” are Cecropia moth adult • Hyalophora cecropia actually modified scales that help the insect stay warm. Indian luna moth eggs caterpillar chrysalis in a cocoon Moths protect their chrysalises Owl Caligo memnon in a silken cocoon. Despite its drab colouring, butterfly this is actually a butterfly. How can you tell? Because it has threadlike antennae ending in “clubs,” and closes its wings while at rest. How can you tell To make things even more butterflies and moths apart? confusing, it is active at dusk! Only butterflies have Moths’ bodies are stocky antennae ending in small and furry. Butterflies’ bodies swellings or “clubs.” are slender and relatively smooth. Blinded sphinx moth Creatures of shadow Winged silhouettes flutter busily through the shadows. Without the warmth of Paonias excaecata the sun, moths have to shiver to generate The muted colours of a sphinx moth’s front wings the heat they need to fly about in search help camouflage it against trees during the day.
  • Butterfly Catalogue January 2004

    Butterfly Catalogue January 2004

    Insect Farming and Trading Agency: Butterfly Catalogue January 2004 INSECT FARMING AND TRADING AGENCY www.ifta.com.pg PO Box 129 BULOLO, MOROBE PROVINCE PAPUA NEW GUINEA Fax: (+675) 474 5454 Tel: (+675) 474 5285 Email: [email protected] Butterfly Catalogue – all prices are in $US Genus Ornithoptera ........................................................................2 Family Papilionidae ........................................................................4 Genus Pieridae ..............................................................................5 Genus Nymphalidae ........................................................................6 Moths...........................................................................................7 Genus Lycaenidae...........................................................................8 Page 1 of 8 Insect Farming and Trading Agency: Butterfly Catalogue January 2004 Genus Ornithoptera All birdwings are ex. pupae ranched specimens and are sent under appropriate approved CITES permit. They are all sold in pairs, apart from specific male or female variations, though special arrangements maybe available for some orders: please send us any specific requests, and we will deal with them individually. Description Male Female Pair Pairs 10 20 50 Ornithoptera priamus Poseidon 5.00 4.50 4.00 3.50 f.aurago (strongly yellow HWV) 9.00 f.lavata (no yellow on HWV) 6.00 f.brunneus (all black/brown FW) 9.00 f.kirschi (yellow/green) 50.00 f.NN (very pale/white) 9.00 f.triton (single large gold spot) 9.00 f.cronius