Crimea, Ukraine, Belarus and Moldova

then Andreas : - in general, a cool report on fishing))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
Scarabs are very interesting on the mattress
It's a pity that I had no chance to go, so I would have met,but I think next year I will go in April
I caught a bunch of beetles myself, now I need at least two or three days to rout***

This post was edited by Liparus - 03.05.2009 22: 41

Why in this Forum the word razgribat can only be written with an error?

Just ask
I will cover only the entomological side of the trip so far, as I want to sleep

I arrived on the 25th, while I was looking for a house, I found the first trophy. The beetle is very slow and lazy.

Not waiting for Andreas, I quickly ran to Mount Bald, which is very close, as I could not stand the tedious wait for fishing.
Callimachs, ausonians, rapeseeds, dapples, rubies flew, I was happy to meet Tireya Yakubovia, alexis, a couple of killed vixens, and several cute beetles, including a small weevil, a small cute seedling, goldilocks, Helladia millefolii, a couple of male carinatum. I also saw a couple of hawks and almost caught one, but the reptiles are too fast-they look like milkweeds or something else from Hyles sp.



The next day we went to Shchebetovka, I thought to get to Kurban Kaya like last year, but he took us in a completely different direction, and led us to the Karadag Nature Reserve. There was quite a lot, mostly whole, afra. A couple of polychloroses were flying around, broken up.
From beetles, found dorkash cinerarium, under the old bark of a dead geotrup ? stercorarius, rattle and opatrum (please tell us that opatrum is not sabulesum! )



And at night we went to wander around the city, taking a box just in case.. Of course, our feet took us far, and having walked around the floor of the city, we examined a huge number of lanterns, where we clicked a little night.

Then we went to Kamenskoye for 3 days, to pick up various beetles, mainly because there were not enough money. Of the butterflies, mostly a few ausonias, and a couple of moths in the light. But beetles-expanse, despite the dry land-because there were salt marshes nearby, and stones in the field came across, traps were set, in which almost nothing but dead eaters and bombers did not come running, a pile of mud on the shore, under which a lot of everything - beetles, bystryanki, crazy earwigs, all sorts of incomprehensible beetles, staphylinchiki..






We were hitchhiking back from Kamenskoye by train

And the next day Vadim Shustov called and suggested that we go with him to catch callimakhs, which he wanted to catch for a long time, and try to catch Hebe. I suggested Megan, which I really liked last year, where there are definitely callimachs and a lot of interesting things.
Of the butterflies, there were, of course, callimachs, terribly broken afras, sometimes short-term vixens fell out, nice vikrams pleased, which I wanted to catch for a long time, and last year I caught only 1 male. Willika was sitting on a bush, maybe for someone banal, and I was pleased I caught a couple of male duponchels, which I also wanted to catch for a long time. Shustov seems to have seen Zegris, but could not catch him-a smooth fast flight in the wind from steep slopes, this is not a game for you to play
From beetles, although not much, but very interesting things. For example, a cute little black calf sitting under a rock, a beautiful opatrum, again under a rock, like tristis, beautiful goldfish, one of which is definitely new to me, but which is quite difficult to catch, as the reptiles quickly do not fly very noticeably and sit on the ground or plants, and then just as quickly get away.
I found a couple of goslings, a Dybka larva and an Empusa larva, still alive and pleasing to the eye at home




And then we went to Ordzhenikidze, hoping to catch Geba. They didn't find her, but they managed to catch 1 duponcheli, a cute German woman and a couple of ausonias.

We also visited Okoyo and took some interesting beetles and butterflies from him. Then, until 2 and a half nights, we walked 20 km on foot along the road along the seashore, until at the end of our journey we were still stopped by a taxi driver and drove the last few km.




If you have any questions, please contact us! Later, I'll probably throw in a more general report with photos of places and clearer photos of beetles, if you're interested, and even in this light..

lower opatrums of sabulosuma. What is the size of a blackling?

"Reaper-you just tore it up!"!! - Your Soni-ev soap dish displays so well the details of coleoptera killed and lying on the Philippine cotton wool!!!
- I won't be surprised that when you come to visit me in July , you will tear me up in my homeland!
- Stop displaying and telling us!!! - Super!!!

omar:
Opatrum which is alone, in front of moths.. sabulesum?

chernotelka 11 mm, if we are talking about the same

29.04 we went again for a couple of hours to Maryanovka, there were clouds all around, so we were afraid to go too far. Makarovsky district, about s.Marianovka, the edge of a mixed forest with a predominance of birch (N50°28 '59’, E029°59' 05’), two lamps of 250 watts DRV, from 20-30 to 23-00. Warm after the rain, the weather is very good, May beetles interfere, everything is covered. Here is the result:

1-C. albipunctata
2-E.innotata
3-A.viretata
4-L.halterata
5-T.carpinata
6-L.adustata
7-C.cinctaria
8.E.crepuscularia
9-A.punctulata
10-S.tetralunaria
11-H.pluviaria
12-L.hirtaria

13-T.or
14-F.lacertinaria
15-D.curvatula
16-D.falcataria

17-F.bicuspis
18-F.furcula
19-P.gnoma
20-C.curtula
21-N.dromedarius
22-O.carmelita
23-P.palpina
24-S.fagi

25-P.fuliginosa

26-C.coryli
27-28-C.leucographa & rubricosa
29-30-O.gothica & incerta
31-32-C.vaccinii & rubiginea
33-C.lunula

A bunch of micros, if there was an opportunity for the whole night, then maybe there would be something else, some more beetles here is one of them

In May, we decided to go fishing in the Cherkasy region for several nights, but the weather turned bad and made its own adjustments.
01.05.09. Chigirinsky district, Kholodny Yar, forest near the monastery(N49°09,512’, E032°14,176’).From 20-30 to 05-00, a light rain falls all night.Two lamnas DRV 250watt.Cold from +13 to +7 until the morning the temperature dropped.During the night, not a single May beetle arrived.
Here is a forest where they were standing.

This is a thousand-year-old oak tree

It's wild cherry blossoms and the forest smells like garlic


1-M.tiliae

2-T.or
3-W.binaria
4-D.falcataria

5-L.marginata
6-L.adustata
7-P.dolabraria
8-T.flavicaria
9-S.tetralunaria
10-S.dentaria
11-L.hirtaria
12-B.strataria
13-E.crepuscularia
14-C.annularia
15-C.punctaria
16-O.vittata
17-Ch.siterata
18-G.rufifasciata
19-L.griseata
20-L.halterata

21-D.ruficornis
22-Ph.tremula
23-S.fagi

24-C.coryli
25-A.megacefala
26-O incerta
27-28-C.vaccinii & rubiginea
29-M.confusa

Here's some more information


03.05.09.Smelyansky district, near the village of M. Staroselye(N49°16.668’, E031°40.378’), the outskirts of a deciduous forest. From 20-30 to 23-00, lamp 250 watts DRV. Clearly, the temperature is from 17 to 10 degrees at the end. Weight m.bugs.
Result:
1-A. tau

2-M.tiliae

3-W.binaria

4-L.marginata
5-L.adustata
6-H.glarearia
7-M.alternata
8-Ch.clathrata
9-T.flavicaria
10-S.tetralunaria
11-S.lunularia
12-L.hirtaria
13-B.strataria
14-E.crepuscularia
15-C.annularia
16-C.punctaria
17-C.polygrammata

18-D.ruficornis

19-P.prasinana

20-C.coryli
21-A.rumicis

to Andreas and Ripper
And you, quite by chance, did not collect the same millipedes and woodlice, of which there were a great many in the salt marshes?

omar:
Opatrum which is alone, in front of moths.. sabulesum?

Not, this one is correct

to Andreas and Ripper
And you, quite by chance, did not collect the same millipedes and woodlice, of which there were a great many in the salt marshes?

"No, damn it!!! - And this is you, - I was asked to collect such creatures for you and throw them in 70-no. alcohol?

"No, damn it!!! - And this is you, - I was asked to collect such creatures for you and throw them in 70-no. alcohol?

Yes, it was me

I wonder if chesnochnitsa ate the shirt or not.

Judging by the size of the shirt itself could sharpen the garlic

To the Rippera report, I can only add Aricia allous, which I caught near the Sea. Butterfly for the Crimea is not quite ordinary, and at this time (May 1)even more so.

To the Rippera report, I can only add Aricia allous, which I caught near the Sea. Butterfly for the Crimea is not quite ordinary, and at this time (May 1)even more so.

How can we be sure that allous, and not agestis? The question is far from trivial.

Shustov:
allows it's interesting if it's him.
I only came across agestis in huge bundles, it wasn't even interesting (

How can we be sure that allous, and not agestis? The question is far from trivial.

shustov
There shouldn't be an allousa in Morskoy. Can I see the photo?

This post was edited by okoem - 05/06/2009 18: 57

Rip, a black-bodied bird that is 11 mm long, is very similar to Nalassus faldermani, which seems to have not been recorded in the Crimea. But according to the photos, it's quite a thankless task to determine the nalassus.

This post was edited by omar - 05/06/2009 20: 05

Thanks! If there are any keys, I'll look under the two-pronged box
Are your keys reliable in green?

  shustov
There shouldn't be an allousa in Morskoy. Can I see the photo?

I was surprised when I caught it myself. On arrival home, the first thing I did was soak and straighten it out. As soon as it dries, I'll show you in the definition of butterflies.

I was surprised when I caught it myself. On arrival home, the first thing I did was soak and straighten it out. As soon as it dries, I'll show you in the definition of butterflies.

Actually, you can also use the straightener. Interesting shape of the wings and red holes. And the underside is not interesting, the underside of allous and spring agestis practically do not differ.

Thanks! If there are keys, I'll look under the two-pronged box
In green are the keys reliable?

Reliable, but incomplete. It is better to look at the recent work of Nabozhenko. I'll try to give it to you. In green, the genus is called Cylindronotus. But just in case, send it away.

Why in this Forum the word razgribat can only be written with an error?

Come on, come on... I'll try to write it without an error
Rake
Turned out I apologize for the offtop

This post was edited by Vorona - 07.05.2009 17: 35

Today we have a downpour, while I was driving to the place, the rains ended, but it wasn't there when I arrived at the place,it started raining again, one after another and for 2 hours I was climbing through the forest with a wet net, looking at winged saldatikov among bedbugs and collecting cows under the leaves of wet trees.

I think Oenopia conglobata is a rare cow, otherwise I found a cluster of about 30 individuals in a hollow birch tree

Furcipus rectirostris 25 pcs-60 strokes a net on a plant with white inflorescences and leaves that resemble cherry leaves in shape, only larger and slightly lighter

Sciaphilus asperatus - 1 piece on rosehip (mowing, I won't get any more)

I also found two paralelepipedus dorcus under the logs (male and female)

This post was edited by Liparus - 07.05.2009 19: 42

Today we have a downpour, while I was driving to the place, the rains ended,but it wasn't there

And why did you get carried away in the rain?.. I'd rather drive up and pick up the beetles, otherwise my wife keeps trying to throw them out of the freezer.

And why did you get carried away in the rain?.. I'd rather drive up and pick up the beetles, otherwise my wife keeps trying to throw them out of the freezer.

Thank you for putting my last name on
http://www.zin.ru/ANIMALIA/Coleoptera/rus/loboda8.htm
I have a problem with yandex. mail,emails are not being sent
It turns out that in the rain all the beetles hide who goes where
You can hide the beetles on the balcony, tied in a small bag...

Actually, you can also use the straightener. Interesting shape of the wings and red holes. And the underside is not interesting, the underside of allous and spring agestis practically do not differ.

This is what it looks like, but the underside is still different. By the way, I paid attention to it only because it was different in flight from agestis, which are now very much in the eastern Crimea.

Today we went to Udyanka with Liparus and Reanimator... despite the rainy season that has broken out in our country. Of course, we got caught in the rain and got our feet wet, but this didn't really affect the workflow...

A parade of rhynchitids...





















This post was edited by barry - 05/10/2009 00: 00

It was really nice to get out into the woods today. More precisely, they did not go into the forest itself, all along the edges - flowers and logs.. Many species of barbel - Cerambyx scopoli, Morimus funereus, Plagionotus arcuatus, Cortodera humeralis, Phymatodes alni, Phytoecia nigricornis, Callimus angulatus, etc. as well as 1 Melolonta hippocastani, Hoplia 2-3 species, Bostergichus cappucinus, Potosia kupreya, etc.

I counted the barbel, about 20 species came out

Today I went out into the air, but not like yesterday I caught not much. There are Mesosa curculionoides, Anaglyptus mysticus, Cerambyx scopoli and something else out there. I picked up little things-bark beetles, and some obscure families, on tree mushrooms. The most interesting find is 1 Cortodera villosa

todayyan went out into the air, ... The most interesting find is 1 Cortodera villosa

And I caught such a fish in the forest last year
That it's rare???

Liparus:
it doesn't seem to be frequent.. I come across the 3rd time (I first caught 2 exes, then several, and now one).
It's strange that you got caught in the woods.. Is the definition correct ? Can I take a photo?

Segodnyaprosnulsya at 11.00 at 12.25 was already in the train
Was going to catch trubkovertov:
Attelabus nitens and Apoderus coryli
Always looking for one thing and catching something completely different

Segodnyaprosnulsya at 11.00 at 12.25 was already in the train
Was going to catch trubkovertov:
Attelabus nitens and Apoderus coryli
Always looking for one thing and catching something else entirely

Where exactly was it?
I mowed down some more blue ones for Zmiev today, though not in such quantities, of course... While als has a photo session...

Where exactly was it?
I mowed down some more blue ones for Zmiev today, though not in such quantities, of course... While als has a photo session...

I was for Vasishchevo
Of course not in such quantities,I caught this mattress from March 29 to May 10, and even over the beetles themselves for at least half a day of work (spread the legs), and spread it out with tweezers So you think after this it's worth collecting a series or is this copy enough?- Of course, it's easier not to soar brains and catch a couple (but it doesn't seem serious)

and in the photo you have Neocoenorrhinus (Caenorhinus) interpunctatus

This post was edited by Liparus - 05/11/2009 22: 40

If someone knows what other things you can catch rhynchids and trubkoverts (and on what plants) ,except for those that are on my mattresses, and then the method of poking does not come up, and in the time of year maybe everything is fine?

I've seen how many of them there are
http://claude.schott.free.fr/Rhynchitidae/...e-liste-PL.html
from that list I caught 8 pieces

09.05.09. We decided to go to Zhytomyr Polesie. On the Korosten-Ovruch road, before reaching the village of Mikhaylovka, we stopped for half an hour to see what was there .There were a lot of aurinias and heroas here last year, but it's still early days for them. Among the bulavousyh nothing interesting (I do not cite last year's ones):
1-E.tages
2-P.malvae
3-C.palaemon
4-P.machaon
5-L.sinapis
6,7-P.napi & rapae
8-L.tityrus
9-C.rubi
10-C.argiolus
11-B.dia
12-P.aegeria

Raznousye also all banal except one
1-L. marginata
2-Ch. clathrata
3-Isturgia roraria-a new species in my collection
4-E. atomaria
5,6-C. pusaria & exanthemata
7-H. pluviaria
8-X. ferrugata

9,10-E.glyphica & mi

Then we drove north and stopped near a swamp about 10 kilometers north of Ignatpol, Ovruch district (N51°11 '39", E028°36 ' 32’).Lamps 250watt DRV-2 pcs. and UVL 8 watts attributed 60 meters to the bank of the stream.. From 21-00 to 05-00, +16 at the beginning and+10 at the end.
Here is the result, highlighted in bold new views for me:

1-M.rubi

2-Sph.pinastri

3-T.or
4-F.lacertinaria
5-D.falcataria

6-L.adustata
7-L.marginata
8,9-M.notata & liturata
10-P.dolabraria
11-13-все три Selenia
14-L.hirtaria
15-C.cinctaria
16-E.crepuscularia
17-A.punctulata
18-20-C.pendularia,albipunctata & punctaria
21-S.?mucronata
22-X.ferrugata
23-Ch.siterata
24-28-E.virgaureata, tantillaria, nanata,innotata & indigata-все вроде определились
29-Сh.v-ata
30-L.halterata
31-A.viretata

32-P.timon
33-34-C.anachoreta & pigra
35-F.bicuspis
36-37-Ph.tremula & gnoma
38-P.palpina
39-P.capucina
40-S.fagi

41-E.chlorana
42 N.revayana

43-S.libatrix


44-45-A.menyanthidis & rumicis
46-C.coryli
47-P.lepigone
48-C.vaccinii
49-L.socia
50-51 O.incerta & opima
52-P.flammea
53-Senta flammea

54-C.pudibunda

There were a lot of beetles, my colleague D. Murastyi took pictures, if he sends me a photo,I'll put it up. In the meantime, here are these, a small rogachik and a lake near which shone


This post was edited by svm2-12.05.2009 15: 25

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Andrey, I liked these scorers:

From April 31 to May 4, I managed to go to the Crimea.
We were traveling to the Kerch Peninsula for non-entomological issues.
In the vicinity of S.Novonikolaevka.
But along the way they were engaged in catching insects.


Short photo chronicles.


A section of the Bolshoy Krymsky Canal.




The base was set up on the Western slope of the Station reservoir,
which supplies Kerch with water.




Next door to the windmills.




I remember well the strong, constant wind and low temperature.




Night fishing. Sadly. One instance of Hadena silenes. As for me, this
is the only and only valuable copy from the entire trip.






By two o'clock in the morning, the Hebes had flown. It would be interesting, if not for one
circumstance. In his native Melitopol district, the last week
of April, there was a mass exit of Hebe. On April 29, my partner
collected 30 Hebe males in ten minutes outside a rural store window
. And there's still about that many left,
sitting high.




In the Crimea, on the first night, 25 arrived, and on the second-15 copies. Gebs.




If you disturb Hebe, who is sitting at rest, she lifts
her "collar" and releases a couple of drops of clear liquid.
Probably poisonous. And if you continue to disturb the butterfly, then
droplets of brown liquid appear at the edges, this is probably
a "hell of a mixture". (???)




Portrait of Hebe.




In the morning, ornithologists visited us at Ogonyok.




During the day, we collected and picked beetles. There were almost no butterflies.
They were blown away by the wind, into the Sea of Azov.










On the evening of the first of May, on a voluntary basis, they counted
crayfish in the reservoir.




It was drizzling all day on the second of May.
In the evening we went "to the mountains".




The base managed to be set up behind Shchebetovka, on a side, dead-end road,
the dug exit to which was almost completely covered
with people eager to enter the forest.




During the night, it was drizzling and the temperature was low.
Years weak, and very weak.












With the help of flashlights, examining the trunks of trees,
we managed to collect some ground beetles.




Dark, morning screen.




Another couple of Krymchaks.






It's time to go back home.
See you soon, Crimea!

Wow, good luck with Hebe! And we went to Meganom and Ordzhenikidze on the 30th - and at most-1 beaten female ((

Night beetles in the photo-Laemostenus venustus

by the way, my pin in the report is not Hadena silenes?