Callophrys rubi in mid-September in the Urals!

First the dawn in August, then the aspen hawk moth at the end of September, and now the raspberry-September 13!!!!
Miracles in the Urals - continue! Despite a very shitty summer!
Before the pile, today on September 13, I also caught a female pigeon damon (Agrodiaetus damon).
I went to find a lettuce moth (Lemonia dumi), but I didn't find it, although the day was warm and sunny...

It's a strange year, we had Plebeius pylaon in July. Probably, there is always such a protective mechanism: a small part of the "circulation" is produced before wintering, and a part goes for 2 or more years.

It's a strange year, we had Plebeius pylaon in July. Probably, there is always such a protective mechanism: a small part of the "circulation" is produced before wintering, and a part goes for 2 or more years.

Our situation in Kharkiv is also no better . This year, the following species were completely absent from the Forest Park:
Carcharodus alceae, Lycaena dispar, Polyommatus bellargus, Polyommatus daphnis, Satyrium pruni,
Argynnis adippe, Brenthis ino, Limenitis camilla, Papilio machaon, Aporia crataegi. And this is only daytime!!!

Our situation in Kharkiv is also no better . This year, the following species were completely absent from the Forest Park:
Carcharodus alceae, Lycaena dispar, Polyommatus bellargus, Polyommatus daphnis, Satyrium pruni,
Argynnis adippe, Brenthis ino, Limenitis camilla, Papilio machaon, Aporia crataegi. And this is only daytime!!!

The answer is not correct
It's just that you haven't seen any of these species. You can only say that they didn't exist if you checked the Forest Park every day and they didn't exist. Of the listed types, all are quite common.

The answer is not correct
It's just that you haven't seen any of these species. You can only say that they didn't exist if you checked the Forest Park every day and they didn't exist. Of the listed types, all are quite common.

About once every two days (From May to August) I went to the forest and didn't see any of these species.

This post was edited by Nick444444 - 13.09.2014 23: 37

About once every two days (From May to August) I went to the forest and didn't see any of these species.

Things happen...I met only one mourner this season, in the past years, every day one or two is mandatory, and there was once a year (I wrote about this in the same section) 20 pieces a day at one puddle is not a problem to catch....

Ruby's second generation again!!!!
Today, September 7, I collected two fresh males!