Amphimallon solstitialis and Serica brunnea

I will try to catch them today

Serica brunnea - The mass harvest of this species occurs in June-July. Beetles fly at dusk and at night, often flying to the light. The generation is annual. Adults feed on leaves, larvae damage the roots of plants. [1]
Amphimallon soltitiale-Years occurring in June-July. Adults are active at dusk and at night. They fly into the light. Larvae develop at the expense of humus and roots of living plants. Adult insects-aphages (Medvedev, 1951). The generation is 2-3 years old.[1]
[1] Nikitsky N. B., Osipov I. N., Chemeris M. V., Semenov V. B., Gusakov A. A. Coleoptera-xylobionts, mycetobionts, and lamelliferae of the Prioksko-terrasny Biosphere Reserve, Moscow, MSU Publishing House, 1996
In 2007, I caught Oxythyrea funesta on Kutuzovsky Prospekt.
As for Serica brunnea, it is better to catch it with soil traps.
Another thing is how to catch Rhombonyx holosericea, we have, in the Moscow region, it is caught, frankly, not important. Can anyone tell you how (and where - if it's not a secret) you can catch this beast?

I suggest creating a separate theme Rhombonyx holosericea

  
Another thing is how to catch Rhombonyx holosericea, we have, in the Moscow region, it is caught, frankly, not important. Can anyone tell you how (and where - if it's not a secret) you can catch this beast?

http://lepidopterolog.livejournal.com/4796.html

As for Serica brunnea, it is better to catch it with soil traps.

And in my opinion, it is better to catch it in the light. It flies regularly.

Will it fly to the light of a regular 100-watt light bulb? or you only need drl-250, otherwise you haven't got a generator yet, and the 220v current converter is not built for drl, although it is designed for 350 watts.

Will it fly to the light of a regular 100-watt light bulb? or you only need drl-250, otherwise you haven't got a generator yet, and the 220v current converter is not rated for drl, although it is designed for 350 watts.

It even flies into the firelight

With Serica brunnea, everything is clear now!
But Amphimallon soltitiale is not too late to catch?

With Serica brunnea, everything is clear now!
But Amphimallon soltitiale is not too late to catch?

I saw it on Nevsky Prospekt two days ago.

I saw it on Nevsky Prospekt two days ago.

Not in the Yekaterinburg Garden?

This post was edited by bugslov - 07/21/2009 09: 15