What interesting things can you fish on the Curonian Spit?

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Oleg Belkin, 25.06.2011 19:21

Actually, everything is in the title. A question for experts. In late July-early August, what interesting things can be fished on the Curonian Spit, maybe there are endemics? In the Internet, except for "zelenukh" did not find anything...
Thank you in advance for the inf..

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28.06.2011 0:01, Dergg

At the end of July, the western May already definitely departs, but the numbers 20-25 will probably still be able to catch years of Polyphylla fullo. I don't know about Typheus, but unfortunately I didn't see him there. Look for pastures of hares, in theory it should live on them. Well, try to catch the light, maybe it will fly.
Other interesting things there are Cicindela maritima and Rhamnisium bicolor (I didn't catch the latter myself, but there is information about its presence on the Lithuanian part of the spit). Plus all sorts of psammophiles, like Phylopedon plagiatus, Melanimon tibialis and Phylan gibbus.

Of the butterflies there is a satyr semele, just at this time should fly.

And what kind of "zelenukh" did you find on the Internet?