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Do I need more Licinus ?cassideus at Liparus-I liked it on the mattress. How often do they come across? biotopes?
Ripper, Dorcadion in the first picture, who?

pussilum

Do I need more Licinus ?cassideus at Liparus-I liked it on the mattress. How often do they come across? biotopes?
Ripper, Dorcadion in the first picture, who?

They also exist in the Moscow region. Biotope - settled drylands interrupted by wetlands.

Where is this?

surrounding area of the village.Dokuchaeva

I was interested in the form of almost no bandages, never such a colleague we have not seen.

Then the scouts got fatter (all horses get fatter!) therefore, it is necessary to dry it,then soak it for a day (I don't remember exactly)it seems to be in a solution of alcohol with ethyl acetate for a day (I don't remember the dosage),but then spread it out...

I was interested in the form of almost no bandages, never such a colleague we have not seen.

There is a kmpestris without spots

pussilum

Who's that, then?"
http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=133597&st=5850#
Clearly not scopoli ! Also pussilum or something else? There are not enough black spots along the stripes...

Do I need more Licinus ?cassideus at Liparus-I liked it on the mattress. How often do they come across? biotopes?

They also exist in the Moscow region. Biotope - settled drylands interrupted by wetlands.

Who, cassideus-s? (if I defined it correctly). Near Moscow, like only Licinus depressus is marked?

Who, cassideus-s? (if I defined it correctly). Near Moscow, like only Licinus depressus is marked?
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No, cassideus is already there too

25.04.09. Again we went to the same place as 17.04 in order to catch Carmelita. We arrived in the evening to the beginning of fishing.
Makarovsky district, about s.Marianovka, the outskirts of a mixed forest (N50°28 '59’, E029°59' 05’), two lamps of 250 watts DRV, from 20-30 to 23-00, clear, windless, cold, at the beginning +10, at the end +7, and when we left the forest so in general +2.
A single micro-diurnea, one red-haired rider, and a greenish fly. May beetles began to fly .Years very weak.

1-T.carpinata
2-L.adustata
3-S.dentaria
4-B.stratarius
5-L.hirtaria
6-E.crepuscularia
7-H.punctinalis
8-A.marginaria

9-E.versicolora

10-O. carmelita-2 males, so the goal is achieved
11-C. vinula

12-N.cicatricalis

13-O.incerta
14-C.rubiginea
15-P.flammea
16-C.leucographa

During the week, the troughs that were in the mass on the last visit completely disappeared.

This post was edited by svm2 - 04/28/2009 08: 24

25.04.09. Again we went to the same place as 17.04 in order to catch Carmelita. We arrived in the evening to the beginning of fishing.
Makarovsky district, about s.Marianovka, the outskirts of a mixed forest (N50°28 '59’, E029°59' 05’), two lamps of 250 watts DRV, from 20-30 to 23-00, clear, windless, cold, at the beginning +10, at the end +7, and when we left the forest so in general +2.
A single micro-diurnea, one red-haired rider, and a greenish fly. May beetles began to fly .Years very weak.

12-N.confusalis

How many pieces arrived?
Budapest is dominated by Nola cicatricalis. Confusalis is rare.

This post was edited by barko - 04/27/2009 11: 55

One female, but in general they are not uncommon, but cicatricalis has not yet caught

today I caught one ,but a minute later I threw it into the stain

She, caught kakayato more with krupymi spots

Yes, they have a frenzied variability.

Today it was over +25 and I decided to take a little walk around the neighborhood, scouted the road to the Danilovsky Arboretum (~3 km from me in a straight line)...

In general, the day began at home with Plodia interpunctella, apparently unsuccessfully born.


? Cyphocleonus dealbatus on the road near vegetable gardens.


Apparently a female Acanthopsyche atra, the covers of which I found in the same place about three weeks ago.



Palomena prasina


Some small moth (~ 5mm)

Hello everyone
I follow the reports with great pleasure and couldn't resist taking part in this project myself. And so let's start!!!
According to the recommendations of local entomologists, I decided to go to the Ananyevsky district, the village of Delovoye, the collection date is April 23. The weather was very warm and sunny, and in a very short time (about three hours) we managed to collect and capture the following views:
Dorcadion fulvum , Dorcadion holosericeum , Dorcadion tauricum , Dorcadion caucasicum , Dorcadion equestre , Stephanocleonus nigrosuturatus, Cicindela solute, Cicindella campestris , Lethrus apterus.

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aren't there any closer photos of these baby elephants?

aren't there any closer photos of these baby elephants?

Yes, the horses (in the sense of Coniocleonus) are noble! Where would we collect such ...

Today it was over +25 and I decided to take a little walk around the neighborhood, scouted the road to the Danilovsky Arboretum (~3 km from me in a straight line)...

1) Yes, Plodia interpunctella
2) It is not yet a female, but a caterpillar - and it does not look like A. atra, any other genus or species.
3) Oooh! On the last photo-Cameraria ohridella. What is this infection - you can read in this article (section "issue history", second page). I've already reached you! Can I use label data for photos?

How many pieces arrived?
Budapest is dominated by Nola cicatricalis. Confusalis is rare.

You made me check my confusalis with your question ,it turned out that all my confusalis,including from this point, and this last N. cicatricalis is new to me, thank you for the question.
And catch up photo of the fishing spot

1) Yes, Plodia interpunctella

They've been flying around the room all winter, and they're still coming out of nowhere. My wife for some reason firmly believes that walnuts... Although it seems to be called "Southern barn fire", in some kind of cereal, in theory, it should be bred, and I have not seen such holes in nuts through which it would climb out...

I shot a cover about three weeks ago literally on the same birch tree, Rutyan identified it as Acanthopsyche atra. I thought this was it...

Well, if so, then maybe these are also her.
But not very similar to the English version of their covers:
http://ukmoths.org.uk/showzoom.php?id=3792

Well, if so, then maybe these are also her.
But not very similar to the English version of their covers:
http://ukmoths.org.uk/showzoom.php?id=3792

Really made of needles... I don't even know.
I sent him two covers (3 photos)
http://barry.fotopage.ru/gallery/show_imag...11933&catalog=1
http://barry.fotopage.ru/gallery/show_imag...11932&catalog=1
http://barry.fotopage.ru/gallery/show_imag...11996&catalog=1
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There are no problems with the definition of these species: those that are two are Psyche casta (4288 and 42940), and the one that is one is Acanthopsyche atra (4511).

Really made of needles... I don't even know.
I sent him two covers (3 photos)
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There are no problems with the definition of these species: those that are two are Psyche casta (4288 and 42940), and the one that is one is Acanthopsyche atra (4511).

And Psyche can also be crassiorella: there, in males, it is necessary to count the segments of the antennae.

In general, bagworms are a terrible family to define: there is such a group, Dahlica / Siederia, where it is generally unclear how to establish species boundaries, given that bisexual and parthenogenetic populations are mixed here and there; genetic studies show that morphological features do not work there at all! Terrible band!

3) Oooh! On the last photo-Cameraria ohridella. What is this infection - you can read in this article (section "issue history", second page). I've already reached you! Can I use label data for photos?

Vlad, Kashtanka occupied almost all of Ukraine, including Crimea. There is no reliable data only for the Luhansk region, but according to oral data, the range has expanded even to the Rostov region and, possibly, Belgorod, etc. In Vestnik (http://www.v-zool.kiev.ua In 2008, two notes (one of them mine) were published on her findings in the Kharkiv and Donetsk regions.

Vlad, Kashtanka occupied almost all of Ukraine, including Crimea. There is no reliable data only for the Luhansk region, but according to oral data, the range has expanded even to the Rostov region and, possibly, Belgorod, etc. In Vestnik (http://www.v-zool.kiev.ua In 2008, two notes (one of them mine) were published on her findings in the Kharkiv and Donetsk regions.

And there is no pdf-ok?

And there is no pdf-ok?

only mine:




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You can also add the following points in the Donetsk region: the cities of Avdiivka and Svyatogorsk (formerly Slavyanogorsk). The village of Dronovka is located right on the border with the Luhansk region, so not walking in Luhansk is just a formality for now. An article in the 3rd issue of Vestnik (Google, Zinenko, 2008) dealt with finds in the Kharkiv region and Crimea. I also noted it in the Crimea in 2008, just above the South Coast (approximately 300-400 m above sea level), between Foros and Parkovy.

Finally, I had a free day, and yesterday I went fishing with Boris and Andrey, a novice butterfly catcher, near the Uda River and the pine forest.
We arrived at the place in the morning at 9.00, first noticed some black beetle on the coastal vegetation (from the Cholevidae family),
then we went to the blooming pear tree on which I caught about 45 large pipefish (Rhynchites giganteus)
and the same number of elephants (Phyllobius ?vespertinus), while Andrey was hunting polyxene ,and Boris was engaged in photo hunting
then came the staphylinae (including the mermecophile found in the anthill of yellow ants), ladybirds, other pipefish, leaf-eaters, water-lovers, pill-eaters, nutcrackers, and so on.
In general, the catch ended well
From the butterflies, I caught a female zorka and gave it to Andrey in exchange for 2 trubkoverts
to Barry Many thanks for the purple Chrysolina sp.

I also checked the traps set in the pill collecting areas,and found two pills,small staphylinae, and ground beetles...in general two pills and one staphylin can be considered a good catch for which I put 30 cups


Added two videos about polixena and sakun.

This post was edited by Liparus - 30.04.2009 19: 05

..at this time, Andrey was hunting polyxene ,and Boris was engaged in photo hunting

Of course, a photo hunt... we caught all the polixenes - and then go take a picture... As soon as I got close to the last remaining one, about a meter away, a pear tree came trotting behind me, jumping enthusiastically and yelling at the whole neighborhood, so that even the grandmothers from the nearby vegetable gardens began to look at what was happening there... Polyxena, the last visionary, immediately ran across the river... Except for the one clamped between your fingers, now there's not even anything to show...
Well, nothing, but I got it back today.

even grandmothers from nearby vegetable gardens began to look at what was going on there...

I don't know, I don't know, I've never seen a fat grandmother except for some pretty girl,we've only seen fishermen on the other side of the river,who sat every meter apart and looked at Andrey and me in surprise after I shouted-a bumblebee fly!!!!I got her!!!!

This post was edited by Liparus - 30.04.2009 22: 48

29.04.2009. Udyanka (Kharkiv region).
Me, Liparus and Reanimator.

to kotbegemot and barko
Is it just me, or did barry's report reveal the same complex torticide, similar to Lozotaeniodes formosanus, which barko posted twice in the definition and which was never defined? Or am I wrong?

This post was edited by Vabrus - 05/01/2009 06: 02

to kotbegemot and barko
Is it just me, or did barry's report reveal the same complex torticide, similar to Lozotaeniodes formosanus, which barko posted twice in the definition and which was never defined? Or am I wrong?

Yes, but it has been identified -- it is Gravitarmata margarotana.

to kotbegemot and barko
Is it just me, or did barry's report reveal the same complex torticide, similar to Lozotaeniodes formosanus, which barko posted twice in the definition and which was never defined? Or am I wrong?

I didn't even think about her right away... In a pine tree in a fishing rod, there is a lot of it. Liparus can catch at least a dozen, from it to go there for about twenty minutes. He's supposed to be there right now, harvesting my bodies. not paid for...

Two hours ago I came from a mini expedition for Cryptorhynchus lapathi?
Not a single specimen,it's found on the alder tree, isn't it?I used to think that in the willows?If anyone knows how to catch I will only be glad, and then different thoughts come to mind
Caught again with 50 trubkovertov on a blooming pear
Nutcrackers under the bark of a shrunken willow (such never awkward with a black spot)
Chernortelki three, the second year I watch???
I found a cluster of 8 brown cows on some small plant 20 cm (some kind of future bush (before that, too, I did not catch))

This post was edited by Liparus - 05/01/2009 20: 27

Two hours ago I came from a mini expedition for Cryptorhynchus lapathi?

Did you catch any moths?" Give me some pictures... nothing is clear...

This post was edited by barry - 05/01/2009 16: 44

Did you catch any moths?" Give me some pictures... nothing is clear...

Unfortunately,I didn't catch any moles,after tomorrow if I don't go,I'll catch a monkey,I even took needles and boxes for moles today, but I was late and tired like sabaka, besides, the food ran out...

When I got home, I had a snack and went with a friend on business,on the way on a bush of blackthorn I collected 11 trubkoverty Rhynchites sp.

This post was edited by Liparus - 05/01/2009 20: 39

Blackbirds of the genus Nalassus. Where was it caught, under the bark or on the ground? Cryptorhynchus lapathi appears a little later in terms of timing, usually only in mid-June. So maybe it's just not the season yet. Collect, yes, on young twigs of shrubby willows and young alders .

Blackbirds of the genus Nalassus. Where was it caught, under the bark or on the ground? Cryptorhynchus lapathi appears a little later in terms of timing, usually only in mid-June. So maybe it's just not the season yet. Collect, yes, on young twigs of shrubby willows and young alders .

There are two black bodies under the bark and one on the pear tree

Cryptorhynchus lapathi I caught last year on May 15,for some reason I decided that it was the last and their season ended on May 15, maybe it started on May 15

Today I willows with 20 dry knocked and umbrella substituted and alder trees 20

Cryptorhynchus lapathi on young branches of shrubby willows and young alders .

How much can you collect?