Trip to Buryatia

Then our route ran with a visit to the naturalist in Slyudyanka, a stop on Lake Baikal, along the Selenga, through Gusinoozersk to Udunga. Here the weather "pleased" with the 30-degree heat, the capture of kindermani, Cecilia, Hyles costat, some briseids and aurors. A separate topic is the store in Udung. Or rather, its assortment - a bottle of vodka and two bags of wine-that's all that was on the counter in the store, which we searched for an hour in 50 houses of this village. A lot of cribriaries in the light and striat/bipunctate in the daytime, interesting barbels (EVEN a FEMALE TROGOSOMA CAME TO LIGHT), an interesting green goldfish, a lot of small black dorcas and one larger striped one, very fast black horses and a lot of cuckoos.
Well, it all ended in Ulan-Ude, in the excellent beer restaurant Bir-House.

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Well, actually I duplicate the mattresses from the "Fishing Reports".

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... interesting barbels, interesting green zlatka...

Oh, impressive!!!
Zlatka (P1030489.JPG) - I believe Lamprodila sp.
Barbels (P1030490.JPG Agapanthia pilicornis (Fabricius, 1787).
Barbel (P1030491.JPG) - Asias halodendri minutus (Hammarstroem, 1893).

Barbels (P1030490.JPG Agapanthia (s. str.) amurensis Kraatz, 1879.
For reference: Agapanthia pilicornis is much less common. According to A. Klimenko, the number of specimens of these species collected by him is approximately 50:1.

  
Barbels (P1030490.JPG Agapanthia pilicornis (Fabricius, 1787).

Barbels (P1030490.JPG Agapanthia (s. str.) amurensis Kraatz, 1879.
For reference: Agapanthia pilicornis is much less common. According to A. Klimenko, the number of specimens of these species collected by him is approximately 50:1.

Yes, I made a mistake in my haste . I admit my guilt, measure, degree, depth...

Seryozha, if you are interested, here is a list of collected tufts (I hope I didn't miss anyone):
Cerura felina
Cerura erminea candida
Furcula furcula sangaica
F. bicuspis
F. bifida (possibly the easternmost)
Nerice davidi (western border of the range)
Notodonta torva
N. dromedarius sibirica
N. dembowskii
Pheosia rimosa
Pterostoma griseum (western range boundary, sort of)
Ptilodon capucina kuwayamae
Phalera bucephala
Clostera pigra
C. albosigma curtuloides
C. anastomosis
In principle, everything is clear.

Scoops, however, show off!

it is difficult, of course, to determine from such photos.But I think that Pachyta lamed L is circled in red -an interesting bug, but next to the male Pachyta lies Agapanthia pilicornis, the whiskers are kind of red.So Dmitrich is partly right.....

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Cossidae:
Deserticossus tsingtauana Bang-Hass - the westernmost point of the Catopta range
? perunovi Yakovlev
daily all clear
fees are very good. well done!

Yes, in the photo P1030417_1.JPG far right in the upper row of barbels, apparently-Agapanthia pilicornis. In the DV identifier, it is said that it is rare, and the biology is not clarified.

Yes, in the photo P1030417_1.JPG far right in the upper row of barbels, apparently-Agapanthia pilicornis. In the DV identifier, it is said that it is rare, and the biology is not clarified.

Both amurensis collected on wormwood, and pilikornis sat on a tall plant (not wormwood, or rather I will not say in botany is not strong) in a water meadow near the Temnik River. Viktor has collected two more similar agapantias, and tomorrow he should post photos.

P1030496.JPG -Cylindera obliquefasciata (far right exactly), and appears to be C. gracilis

Both amurensis collected on wormwood, and pilikornis sat on a tall plant (not wormwood, or rather I will not say in botany is not strong) in a water meadow near the Temnik River. Viktor has collected two more similar agapantias, and tomorrow he should post photos.

On the water meadow of the river.Udunga, a left tributary of the Temnik River. And one of these barbels, mowed down by me, Viktor simply threw out due to the lack of a part of the mustache

Mattresses with my beetles. Buryatia, the first two ROC - Udunga, the last Mondy

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to sdi:
Seryozha, I have a question about Notodonta dembowskii and N. dromedarius sibirica.

Notodonta dembowskii in your pictures:
P1030438_1 1ex
P1030458_1 2ex
P1030460_1 1ex

N. dromedarius sibirica in the image P1030471_1 2ex

The question is-are these different points or the same one?
It would be great if you put these points on the map. The topic is interesting.

Some photos of insects in nature

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Experts, and whose caterpillar is in the photo IMG_1782.JPG ? It was caught in a high swamp at an altitude of about 2000 m, unfortunately, not on a forage plant, but on a log. The size is about 3 cm. It looks like some kind of bear, but the timing...

Not a detailed report, but sketches of the trip... Photos (mine and, I hope, Victor's) will be available later.
1. we went mainly for the bears, so the route included both the highlands (Mondy) and the middle mountains (southern spurs of Khamar-Daban). Places were deliberately chosen deaf. We drove Vadim's car (Krasnoyarsk) - a low station wagon, which was not pleasant on the country roads of Central Buryatia. Caught in the light, two screens. In Mondes-stationary electricity + generator, which died on the second night. I had to fix it by replacing the capacitor of the starting winding, thank God, it was found in the reserves of the owners of the house in the mountains. Then we bought a second generator in Slyudyanka, twice smaller and lighter, but at 950 watts. Then we used both generators.
2. Monds were pleased with a full set of landscapes: mountain steppe in the village itself, further up larch park forests, mixed forests up to heights of 1700-1800, subalpine with upper swamps and mountain tundra on the slope, alpine meadows at an altitude of 2300-2400 and bare rocks above 2500. In some places, there are still snowballs, and even at the bottom near the village. The weather was not particularly pleasant, in addition to the general delay in summer, there was also a constant shift. In fact, we completely lost a couple of days due to rain, and the rest of the time the sun was a rare guest. And in neighboring (15 km) Mongolia, visually, it was much better. The greatest variety of different checkers and small mother-of-pearl. There are a lot of different flowers on which the whole entomofauna feeds.
3. The final destination of the trip is D. Udunga-struck us all. Some kind of "Zero" City. Half-abandoned, people and the store were searched for half an hour among 50 houses and 3 streets. The 24-hour store turned out to be just a private house, with only two bags of wine and a bottle of vodka on the shelves... The promised delivery in three days did not take place. In the neighboring (6 km) village of Ust-Urma, the Cooperative store is open from 10 to 18 with a lunch break from 12 to 15... On the locked door there is an inscription " Shop is closed. She's gone.". But the landscapes after Udunga in the direction of Taiga - charming and stunning water meadow along the river.Udunga. a fantastic blend of thyme, mint and honey. There are almost no larch trees on the slopes, only pine trees. And everywhere-traces of long-standing and recent grassroots fires, which seems to have had a bad effect on the diversity of butterfly species.
4. People everywhere are not very friendly, but quite sane and not annoying. But in Tuva, where Vadim krayeshko visited before our trip, he was immediately driven to catch butterflies.
5. We spent two nights in hotels (on Lake Baikal and in Ulan-Ude). This is a separate topic... On Lake Baikal, opposite the Russian Railways hotel "Kultushnaya" (backwoods among the swamps) - "round-the-clock "stall " Casket" (the saleswoman lives nearby in an ordinary tent, cooks her own food on the fire) accepts Visa and MasterCard credit cards !!! In any case, it is written so, they did not dare to try it, and this is even with a bad cellular connection. They probably use Russian Railways ' service lines?
Buryatia Hotel in Ulan-Ude... Once upon a time, under the owls. the price must have been decent. I stay in it for the third time (in different years), the reception is on the 5th (!) floor, at the entrance to the hotel there is an inscription "Entrance is strictly upon presentation of identity documents or a business card" When registering, I remember the lack of hot water on my last visit and receive assurances that everything is in order now. And it's really fine: hot water is running from both taps in the room.
6. Entomology Riddles:
- Mondy, highlands (1700), very late summer.. Simultaneously fly P. phoebe and D. eversmanni, D. shtubbendorfi, Platarctia atropurpurea and A. caja ! At the same time, we did not find kaya much further south or lower, nor did we find A. flavia. In all reference books, Kaya sayana should fly in early August...
- break-up on the road to Udungu, intermediate overnight stay. Two screens at a distance of 300 meters and 20 meters in height. Cold wind from the peaks of Khamar-Daban. On the top screen during the night - three copies of the new hawk moth Hyles costata and one tatarinovi. Nothing on the bottom one. Three days later, same decay, two screens together 100m higher (500m downhill), same cold wind. And not a single H. costata, for which, in fact, they stopped by. In the mass only bedstraw plants. And therefore fantastic conjectures about a flock of migratory hawks, but where and where did they migrate from? Or an area with a diameter of no more than 300 meters?
7. Impressions:
- hefty red-winged ratchet fillies that fly with the wind during the day, but at sunset in the mass and soar for a long time in the air;
- massive black grasshoppers (there is a photo of Viktor), hotly called the ever-memorable "fatties"
- konoplevidnaya nettle, growing everywhere, the usual nettle resembles weakly, but burning even through tight pants;
- bites everything that can only bite, including the nymph of a large grasshopper;
- the uniqueness and randomness of finds of the desired species of bears (kindermani, caecilia, quinzeli, etc.) with the mass of others, including arthropurpurea. Places were found only on the day of departure, when it was too late to catch

That's enough for today, I still have work to do...

Experts, and whose caterpillar is in the photo IMG_1782.JPG ? It was caught in a high swamp at an altitude of about 2000 m, unfortunately, not on a forage plant, but on a log. The size is about 3 cm. It looks like some kind of bear, but the timing...

Surely not Borearctia menetriesii...

to sdi:
Seryozha, I have a question about Notodonta dembowskii and N. dromedarius sibirica.

Notodonta dembowskii in your pictures:
P1030438_1 1ex
P1030458_1 2ex
P1030460_1 1ex

N. dromedarius sibirica in the image P1030471_1 2ex

The question is-are these different points or the same one?
It would be great if you put these points on the map. The topic is interesting.

,
The first three dembosks from the village of Mondy, dromedaries were in the village of Udunga (Toshir-Taiga road)

Surely not Borearctia menetriesii...

Vlvd, in these numbers menetrie should already be flying, and the caterpillar was either small in size or of a different type.

Vlvd, in these numbers menetrie should already be flying, and the caterpillar was either small in size or of a different type.

And they didn't take it for growth? Eats something, go, whatever you get...

I told him that we should take it, and he returned it to nature understand

Here I will post all the caught cuckoos.

CUCULLIINAE

1. Cucullia biradiata Kozhanchikov, 1925-10.07.2012 Toshir settlement

2. Cucullia argentea - 13.07.2012 Toshir settlement

3. Cucullia splendida - 13.07.2012 near the village of Toshir

4. Cucullia fuchsiana - 13.07.2012 near the village of Toshir

5. Cucullia artemisiae - 13.07.2012 Toshir settlement

6. Cucullia kurilullia expulsa - 13.07.2012 Toshir settlement

7. Cucullia magnifica - 12.07.2012 Р.Buryatia, Selenginsky district, Udunga village, Udunga River valley, h=750

8. Cucullia lactucae (thanks to Oleg for correcting the definition) - 12.07.2012 P.Buryatia, Selenginsky district, Udunga village, Udunga River valley, h=750

9. Cucullia propinqua (Eversmann, 1842) - 12.07.2012 P.Buryatia, Selenginsky district, Udunga village, Udunga River valley, h=750

10. Cucullia distinguenda (Staudinger, 1892) - Buryatia River, Selenginsky district, Udunga village, Udunga River valley, h=750

11. Cucullia virgaureae cinnamon (Ronkay & Ronkay, 1987) - Buryatia River, Selenginsky district, Udunga Village, Udunga River valley, h=750

12. Cucullia lucifuga (Denis et Schiffermüller, 1775) - Buryatia, Mondy settlement, 05.07.12, h=1700 m

13. Cucullia umbratica (Linné, 1758) - Buryatia, Mondy settlement, 05.07.12, h=1700 m


This post was edited on sdi-23.08.2012 08: 10

And they didn't take it for growth? Eats something, go, whatever you get...

Alas, it was crushed while descending from the mountain

  Cucullia biradiata Kozhanchikov, 1925

Yes, this is what I told you - an additional silver stroke on the back edge - not for nothing that I left Europe =)

Alas, it was crushed while descending the mountain

Lord have mercy, Lord have mercy, Lord have mercy!

- hemp-like nettle, growing everywhere, the usual nettle resembles weakly, but burning even through tight pants;

For me it was the most unpleasant surprise in 2010 in the Dzungarian Alatau

Why are there so few pigeons? Didn't take it?

ARCTIIDAE

1. Platarctia ornata (Staudinger, 1896), Buryatia, Mondy Settlement, h=1800 m, July 1-7, 2012.

Strange, but at the same time with the atroporpurei (I got used to the old name) kais flew
2. Arctia caja sajana (O. Bang-Haas, 1927) Buryatia, Mondy Settlement, h=1800 m, July 2, 2012

3. Dodia diaphana (Eversmann, 1848) Buryatia, Mondy settlement, h=1800 m, July 1-7, 2012. The most common bear species

4. Spiris bipunctata (Staudinger, 1892), Buryatia, Udunga Settlement, h=700 m.

5. Setina irrorella insignata (Staudinger, 1881), P. Mondy, 03.07.12, h=1700

6. Manulea (Setema) debilis (Staudinger, 1887) P. Mondy, h=2200 m, 02.07.12

7. Sibirarctia kindermanni pomona (Staudinger, 1897), July 10, 2012, Buryatia, Udunga settlement, h=700 m

8. Chelis dahurica (Boisduval, 1832), Buryatia River, Selenginsky district, Udunga village, Udunga River valley, 750 m, UV. 12. VII. 2012 M. V. Elistratov leg. We thought it was Cecilia, but now I'm leaning towards daurica. It would be nice if one of the experts confirmed it.

9. Grammia quenseli liturata ♀ (Menetries, 1859),, Buryatia River, Tunkinsky district, Mondy settlement, Kuluguisha town, verh.swamp, 2000 m, day. 04. VII. 2012 M. V. Elistratov leg.

10. Parasemia plantaginis sifanica ♂ (Grum-Grshimailo, 1891), Buryatia River, Tunkinsky district, Mondy settlement, Kuluguisha town, 1700 m, day. 03. VII. 2012 M. V. Elistratov leg.

11. Coscinia cribraria-July 11, 2012, Buryatia, Udunga settlement, h=700 m


12. Manulea lurideola (Zincken, 1817) - July 11, 2012, Buryatia, Udunga settlement, h=700 m

13. Stigmatophora flava (Bremer et Grey, 1852) - July 11, 2012, Buryatia, Udunga settlement, h=700 m

14. Rhyparia purpurata (Linnaeus, 1758) - July 11, 2012, Buryatia, Udunga settlement, h=700 m

15. Spilarctia lutea (Hufnagel, 1766) - July 09, 2012, Buryatia, 6 km from Toshir village, h=700 m

16. Pericallia matronula (Linnaeus, 1758) - July 11, 2012, Buryatia, Udunga settlement, h=700 m

17. Diacrisia sannio (Linné, 1758) - Buryatia River, Tunkinsky district, Mondy settlement, Kuluguisha town, h=1700 m, 05.07.12


This post was edited on sdi-23.08.2012 07: 46

It was the most unpleasant surprise for me in 2010 at the Dzungarian Alatau

It seems to me that she even burned through the tent and sleeping bag. Thermonuclear tinplate

Why are there so few pigeons? Didn't take it?

They didn't take it

Hawk moth

1. Hyles costata - (von Nordmann 1851) Buryatia, 6 km from the village of Toshir, h=700 m.

2. Sphinx ligustri Linn., 1758-Buryatia, Udunga settlement, h=700 m, 12.07.12

3. Smerinthus caecus Ménétriés, 1857-Buryatia, Udunga settlement, h=700 m, 12.07.12

4. Callambulyx tatarinovi (Bremer et Grey, 1853) - Buryatia, Udunga Settlement, h=700 m, 12.07.12

5. Laothoe amurensis (Staudinger, 1892) - Buryatia, Mondy settlement, 05.07.12

6. Deilephila elpenor (Linné, 1758) - Buryatia, Mondy settlement, 05.07.12

7. Deilephila porcellus (Linné, 1758) - Buryatia, Mondy settlement, 05.07.12

8. Hyles gallii (Rottemburg, 1775) - Buryatia, Mondy settlement, 05.07.12


This post was edited by sdi-02.09.2012 10: 17

They didn't take it

Only once.

Comrades! So why didn't you call Ulan-Ude??? There was a phone!((....by the way, all the same Ulan-Ude, not Ulan-Ude

Excellent report, very familiar places. Unfortunately, I haven't visited any mountains this year due to work. You're very lucky with the trogosome - I've never caught one. Kaya flies to UU in early July, but in Mondes on July 2-really unusual, if you also take into account the very cold spring and the late flight of butterflies.

P1030496.JPG -Cylindera obliquefasciata (far right exactly), and appears to be C. gracilis

2 left can gracilis. Other obliquefasciata



The fat blacksmith of Pallas. red data Book of the Republic of Belarus

bear caterpillar, most likely lichen. There are a lot of them running around on the road, like going to a circus. They say pyungeleri has a similar caterpillar, I only saw them in the photo myself. They are willing to eat all sorts of plantain-dandelions, unlike these lichens. On P1030438_1.JPG 3 such lichens.

This post was edited by Karat - 28.07.2012 08: 21

Daily payments

1. Colias heos (Herbst, 1792) Buryatia, Udunga settlement, h=700 m. Aurors were struck by the size of 50-55 mm and the color of the females.

2. Satyrus ferula medvedevi (Korshunov, 1996) - Buryatia, Udunga Settlement, h=700, 11.07.12 m

3. Melitaea didyma (Esper, 1779) - not very similar, but nothing else comes to mind - Buryatia, Udunga settlement, h=700, 11.07.12

4. Parnassius stubbendorfii (Ménétriés, 1849) - Buryatia, Mondy settlement, 05.07.12, h=1700 m.

5. Oeneis magna staudingeri Austaut, 1909-Buryatia, Mondy settlement, 05.07.12, h=1700 m.


This post was edited by sdi-08/20/2012 20: 59

Comrades! So why didn't you call Ulan-Ude??? There was a phone!((....by the way, all the same Ulan-Ude, not Ulan-Ude

Excellent report, very familiar places. Unfortunately, I haven't visited any mountains this year due to work. You're very lucky with the trogosome - I've never caught one. Kaya flies to UU in early July, but in Mondes on July 2-really unusual, if you also take into account the very cold spring and the late flight of butterflies.

We arrived in Ulan-Ude in the late afternoon (and there was a plane early in the morning), we really wanted to eat and sleep (and some of us also wanted to see the sights), as a result, it completely fell out of my head that there are "nashi" in the city . Our flaw. It would be both interesting and useful to talk, but... I think that this is not our last visit to your region, because not everything was "taken" from the planned one.

Other noctuids

1. Eublemma rosea (Hbn.) - 13.07.2012 Toshir district

2. Oncocnemis senica (Eversmann, 1856) - 13.07.2012 Toshir settlement

3. Callistege fortalitium (Tausch.) - 12.07.2012, Buryatia river, Selenginsky district, Udunga village, Udunga River valley, 750 m

4. Pyrrhia exprimens (Walker, 1857) - 12.07.2012, Buryatia River, Selenginsky district, Udunga village, Udunga River valley, 750 m

5. Feltia (Trichosilia) honesta (STAUDINGER, 1892) - thanks to Aidas and Oleg for the definition 06.07.12, Buryatia, near Mondy settlement, h=1700 m

6. Isochlora (Isochlora) grumi (ALPHERAKY, 1892) - thanks to Aidas and Oleg for the definition of 06.07.12, Buryatia, near the village of Mondy, h=1700 m

7. Cryptocala chardinyi (Boisduval, 1829) - 06.07.12, Buryatia, Mondy settlement area, h=1700 m

8. Apamea veterina (Lederer, 1853) - Buryatia, Ust-Urma Settlement, Temnik River, 09.07.12

9. ????? - 06.07.12, Buryatia, Mondy settlement area, h=1700 m

10. Eublemma ostrina ( Hfn.) - Buryatia, Ust-Urma settlement, Temnik River, 09.07.12


This post was edited on sdi-02.09.2012 10: 47

I continue to spread out the unfolded material from Buryatia. Plus, I gradually adjust the already posted material (spread it out in groups) and add new photos to the existing groups. I will definitely post photos of cuckoos, metalloids, dippers, bombycoids, moths, other noctuids, daytime ones separately in groups. While this is the case, something may change further.

PLUSIINAE

1. Panchrysia ornata (Brem.) - 13.07.2012 Toshir settlement

2. Panchrysia dives (Ev.) - 13.07.2012 roc. P. Toshir

3. Plusidia cheiranthi (Tausch.) - 13.07.2012 Р.Buryatia, Selenginsky district, Udunga village, Udunga River valley, 750 m

4. Diachrysia stenochrysis (Warren, 1913) - Buryatia, Ust-Urma settlement, 10.07.12

5. Euchalcia altaica (Dufay, 1968) - Buryatia, Ust-Urma settlement, 10.07.12

6. Euchalcia mongolica (Staudinger, 1901) - 12.07.2012 P.Buryatia, Selenginsky district, Udunga village, Udunga River valley, 750 m

7. Euchalcia renaldi (Eversmann, 1844) - 12.07.2012 P.Buryatia, Selenginsky district, Udunga village, Udunga River valley, 750 m

8. Euchalcia variabilis uralensis (Eversmann, 1842) - 12.07.2012 Р.Buryatia, Selenginsky district, Udunga village, Udunga River valley, 750 m


This post was edited on sdi-03.09.2012 07: 38

Moths

1. Napuca obscurarius (Wehrli, 1953), Buryatia, near Mondy settlement. h=2500 m, 05.07.12

2. Digrammia rippertaria (Duponchel, 1830), Buryatia, near the village of Udunga. h=700 m, 11.07.12

3. Stamnodes danilovi Erschoff, 1877-Buryatia, 10.07.12, Udunga settlement


4. Tephrina arenacearia altaica Vojnits, 1979-Buryatia, 10.07.12, Udunga settlement

5. Epirrhoe pupillata (Thunberg, 1788) - Buryatia, 10.07.12, Udunga settlement


This post was edited by sdi-02.09.2012 10: 28

Here I will post all the caught cuckoos.

CUCULLIINAE

8. Cucullia pustulata fraterna-12.07.2012 p.Buryatia, Selenginsky district, Udunga village, Udunga River valley, h=750

Cucullia lactucae