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gonkem1986, 05.09.2011 21:48

I apologize if there is already such a topic, but I didn't find it.
What insects are found only or mainly in autumn?For which groups or individual interesting species is it the time of greatest activity?Maybe some insects exist in the form of larvae in the summer and only turn into imagos by autumn?Naturally, the question mostly relates to the territory of the former USSR...

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05.09.2011 22:28, okoem

Maybe some insects exist in the form of larvae in the summer and only turn into imagos by autumn?

Yes, of course, there are such insects.
I think we should ask a more specific question. There are many insects, and the territory of the former USSR is huge...

05.09.2011 23:12, CosMosk

a lot of them are late-autumn, as well as early-spring. trichocerids, for example. There is also a peculiar (wingless) mosquito-limoniida Chionea, although they were probably caught in winter. If August is considered a biological autumn, then there will be a lot of scoops, moths, etc., and if not, then there seems to be very little that is purely calendar - "autumn".

05.09.2011 23:14, CosMosk

it seems that our mid-band glaciers (Boreidae) fly as larvae or pupae, but in the tundra, however, they run in the summer.

06.09.2011 10:45, Pirx

There are autumn species of babbling flies in the Crimea, the peak of their summer is in September, but they fly, however, from August to October. For example, Merodon tricinctus Sack, 1913. Imagos feed, by the way, on flowering broad-leaved kermeka, grudnitsa, autumn woodland at this time.

06.09.2011 19:44, Коллекционер

now there are a lot of caterpillars of various moths and butterflies, or rather there were sooo many of them at the end of august

07.09.2011 10:24, CosMosk

now there are a lot of caterpillars of various moths and butterflies, or rather there were sooo many of them at the end of August
do you distinguish sawflies from false burrs?

08.09.2011 19:22, Коллекционер

clear stump tongue.gifthey can generally be rolled up in banks....so there are a lot of them. I do not collect them practically, but those caterpillars that pupated, by the way, what to do with them so that they would not all come out at once in the winter, but that one or two a week would come out-pricked, dried, next, etc.

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08.09.2011 19:56, Pavel Morozov

I apologize if there is already such a topic, but I didn't find it.
What insects are found only or mainly in autumn?For which groups or individual interesting species is it the time of greatest activity?Maybe some insects exist in the form of larvae in the summer and only turn into imagos by autumn?Naturally, the question mostly relates to the territory of the former USSR...

From lepidoptera on the territory of the former USSR, you can collect a lot of things exclusively in autumn and late autumn, mainly Heterocera. Autumn fauna, in general, is almost the most interesting. In some regions, it is also poorly studied.
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19.09.2011 22:40, guest: Настя

and what are these brown larvae?

20.09.2011 6:27, Konung

Autumn fauna, in general, is almost the most interesting. In some regions, it is also poorly studied.

that's why it's interesting smile.gif

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