Dragonflies of Moldova. The Website "Dragonflies of Moldova" was created

In principle, the site is very decent, you can see that it has a lot of work behind it, but in the types section, I think that the names in Romanian and Russian are superfluous, since who needs to know who is called

I would like to know what kind of villages are so waterlogged and about what month it was because there is a colleopter to catch mozhno

Thank you for your feedback! In some countries (Holland, Poland, etc.), odonatologists actively use the names of species in their own languages. It is believed that this attracts a wide audience to the study of dragonflies, people of various ages and specialties.
Let's take a look, if we can't develop names in Romanian, we'll remove the Russian ones as well.

In principle, the site is very decent, you can see that it has a lot of work behind it, but in the types section, I think that the names in Romanian and Russian are superfluous because who needs to know who is called

The site just posted a new article about dragonflies in Moldova based on field studies in 2005 and 2009
. Download here: https://sites.google.com/site/odonatamoldov...?attredirects=0

The publication describes 27 observation stations.
For each station, specify the exact geographical location (names of localities + exact coordinates obtained using GPS). Therefore, each station can be easily found and visited if desired.
In the article, you will also find the dates of visits to each station.

In 2005, dragonflies were studied in Sakharna (early August), and in 2009 - in various parts of the country in late June - early July. For more information, see the article.

In addition, there is an album with photos of biotopes on the Internet:
http://picasaweb.google.com/OdonataMoldova
(see captions-habitat 1, habitat 2) - biotopes are numbered the same as those listed in the article. If you are interested in a particular reservoir, you can view other photos of this biotope in the photo album.

I would like to know what kind of villages are so waterlogged and about what month it was because there and the colleopter can be caught

I, in turn, also want to appeal to the residents of Moldova for information. Can someone recommend reservoirs that are interesting in terms of studying dragonflies? This time we are interested in the northern forest areas. Maybe someone has been there and knows? It would be very interesting.

I would like to know what kind of villages are so waterlogged and about what month it was because there and the colleopter can be caught

In the Penza region, the dragonfly fauna was studied by Alexey Leontiev (Penza branch). REO). He had publications on dragonflies. Did you study them in Ryazan? Muzlanov.