Crimea, Ukraine, Belarus and Moldova

2.07.09 I went with a friend to catch the light in the area, Zmievsky district, S. Mokhnach....
P.S. Question to barko and other specialists in scoops: how rare is the X. ashwortii species in general, or not ?

The species is not considered rare. Of course, it does not fly everywhere, but it comes across regularly in its habitats. 6 grand in one night is not bad.

04.07.09 Cherkasy region, Smelyansky district, near the village of Balaklia (N49°12 '26’, E031°44' 01’), from 21-30 to 5-00, DRV lamp 250.
After the rain, dew fell from 2-00, in the morning +14. Years are not very old, 3 species predominated, of which more than 20 specimens of each flew (marked *)

1-A.limacodes*

2-C.cossus

3-O.pruni

4-M.tiliae
5-Sph.ligustri
6-D.porcellus

7-I.ochrata
8-I.humiliata
9-I.trigeminata
10-I.aversata
11-S.nigropunctata
12-C.punctaria
13-T.comae
14-L.purpuraria
15-C.polygrammata
16-C.rubidata
17-X.fluctuata
18-X.quadrifasciata
19-E.alternata
20-H.flameolaria
21-L.marginata
22-C.pusaria
23-S.lunularia
24-P.dolabraria*
25-M.alternata
26-Ch.clathrata
27-T.arenacearia
28-H.punctinalis
29-A.selenaria
30-P.similaria
31-E.crepuscularia
32-B.betularia

33-D. obliterata is a rather rare animal in our region
34-Ph. bucephala
35-S.fagi
36-S.argentina

37-M.miniata
38-A.rubricollis
39-E.depressa
40-E.lurideola
41-Ph.fuliginosa
42-S.lutea
43-S.lubricipeda

44-P.prasinana
45-E.clorana

46-P.tristalis*
47-P.tentacularia
48-C.promissa

49-A.triplasia
50-M.confusa
51-P.pygarga
52-D.bankiana
53-A.trabealis
54-C.coryli
55-P.umbra
56-P.candidula
57-H.blahda
58-R.ferruginea
59-D.scabriuscula
60-A.monoglypha
61-O.stigilis
62-O.?latruncula
63-A.?fucosa
64-A. pulmonaris-first encountered by me
65-A. trifolii
66-P. bombicyna
67-M.brassicae
68-H.bicolorana
69-H.syriaca podolica-впервые мною встречена
70-M.conigera
71-M.pallens
72-M.vitellina
73-M.ferrago
74-M.l-album
75-A.exclationis
76-A.putris
77-O.plecta
78-N.fimbriata
79-X.c-nigrum
80-X.ditrapezium
81-X.triangulum

This post was edited by svm2-06.07.2009 15: 00

69-H. syriaca podolica-first encountered by me

Can I take a photo?

It is on the straightener, but try

Can I take a photo?

Here is a photo on the straightener and next to perplexa, the color is something between irregularis and perplexa. One to one as in the book by Klyuchko.
  
  

And this is the place itself, in front of a deep ravine on the edge of which there is an apiary, last year a brood of foxes lived in the ravine
  

This post was edited by svm2 - 08.07.2009 08: 36

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Hello to all forumchanam!I came to Koktebel yesterday for my internship...It's cool that more money will be paid (so much 28 pupaars a month), I spend at least 10 pupaars a day on food here...in general, there is very little free time, today, instead of going to the beach with the girls , I went to the mountains on the border of the Karadag Nature Reserve (then the reserve itself did not squeak - they write that a fine)

Results of fishing:
- two types of abscess on grassy vegetation (red-black and black-orange-yellow some well-known banals probably, the second in the mass)
- three types of German OS (total of 4 pcs)one ksamaya large stung in the thumb, so I there on svsyu street shouted-su...!!!!!!!!
- some kind of black bronze (Crimean (*I posted this in the definition))
skakunchiki gracilis in the mountains on the shore of the riding swamp,
- a very large tick,
- winged red-winged soldier,
even in the mass of small black bronzes 1 cm with white spots(tell me this krymsiye species/subspecies or banal)
- tsykady chirping with might and main..

But the most amazing thing is the small frogs in the mass on one bank of the upper swamp, so bright light green with a gray stripe on the damage to the eyes, somewhere 15.2 cm in length,if they could be dried,I would take them to the stain...

Dmitrich otzovis

Hello to all forumchanam!I came to Koktebel yesterday for my internship...

- some kind of black bronze (Crimean (*I posted this in the definition))
skakunchiki Gracilis in the mountains on the shore of the riding swamp,

Where do the swamps come from in the Crimea?!

I spent two days in a row in the woods last week, checking crown and soil traps. And in one of them there was, as entomologists in Moldova say, pppczybuagm and so on Cerambyx cerdo , in general, there was happiness. As well
as Leptura aurulenta
L. quadrifasciata
Axinopalpis gracilis
Purpuricinus kaehleri
Isotomus speciosus
Plaganotus detritus
Cnorimus variabilis
Cyrtoclytus capra
Phymatodes testaceus
Potosii - aeruginosa, lugubris, fieberi, affinis, cuprea, ну и цетонии

And in the soil, in addition to the typical set of excellens, coriaceus, cancellatus and piles of nikroforus, Odonteus armiger was caught - 3 males (handsome) and large
Dorcus, s (I had not met such before).

P.S. Now that cerdo was caught twice in Moldova and rosalia was caught once, who will claim the title of the rarest barbel?
Congratulations Andrey and Rosalia

This post was edited by Trofim - 13.07.2009 08: 31

11.07.09 Kiev region, Desna River, near the village of Voropaiv (N50°46 '12’, E030°42' 13’), from 21-30 to 4-00, DRV lamp 250, meters in one hundred 8 watts UVL.
Somewhere from 11-00 dew fell, from 02-30 fog fell, +13. Two species prevailed-E. cordiaria, Ph. fuliginaria, of which more than 20 specimens arrived. each type.

1-A.limacodes

2-Z.pyrina
3-C.cossus

4-O.pruni
5-G.quercifolia

6-S.ocellata
7-L.populi
8-Sp.pinastri
9-D.elpenor
10-D.porcellus

11-T.batis
12-H.piritoides
13-O.duplaris
14-D.falcataria

15-H.aestivaria
16-C.viridata
17-I.ochrata
18-I.humiliata
19-S.rubiginata
20-C.pendularia
21-C.cuculata
22-E.alternata
23-P.alchemillata
24-P.lugdunaria
25-Eupithecia sp.
26-L.marginata
27-C.pusaria
28-C.exanthemata
29-S.lunularia
30-E.cordiaria
31-Ch.clathrata
32-H.pluviaria
33-E.atomaria
34-P.rhomboidaria
35-E.crepuscularia
36-B.betularia

37-C.curtula
38-F.furcula
39-N.dromedarius
40-N.ziczac
41-Ph.tremula
42-P.palpina
43-Ph.bucephala

44-Th.senex
45-E.complana
46-C.cribraria
47-Ph.fuliginosa

48-M.albula
49-E.clorana

50-P.tristalis
51-H.rostralis
52-L.flexula

53-M.confusa
54-P.pygarga
55-D.bankiana
56-A.trabealis
57-C.coryli
58-S.albovenosa
59-C.umbratica
60-P.umbra
61-C.morpheus
62-R.ferruginea
63-I.retusa
64-L.ophiogramma
65-P.suspecta
66-A.?fucosa
67-A.trifolii
68-M.persicariae
69-M.ferrago
70-M.l-album
71-A.putris
72-X.triangulum

73-L.salicis


In my opinion, only p is interesting .24 and 46, from the rest so a dozen and a half fresher chose to replace . There were a lot of small things and a few beetles. Here is one cruncher who arrived the very first and only one
  

This post was edited by svm2 - 16.07.2009 11: 02

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This page doesn't open for some reason. kotchet for 11.06 with Gums, a colleague suggested that the bug is anomalaerrans

July 10-13.09 A. R. Crimea.Koktebel;
Went out to catch 4 times for an hour and a half;
The most interesting place in my opinion is a place on the Karadag Nature Reserve,the only one with a landing of Crimean Pine where Hipparchia fagi (Scopoli, 1763)flew;


Among the elephants, I met (one at a time) 5 species of Larinus,7 pieces of Rhinocyllus conicus (Froelich, 1792), on the Crimean pine Magdalis rufa;
I arrived a little earlier than promised.

July 10-13.09 A. R. Crimea.Koktebel;
Went out to catch 4 times for an hour and a half;
The most interesting place in my opinion is a place on the Karadag Nature Reserve,the only one with a landing of Crimean Pine where Hipparchia fagi (Scopoli, 1763)flew;


From the elephants I met (one at a time) 5 species of Larinus,7 pieces of Rhinocyllus conicus (Froelich, 1792), on the Crimean pine Magdalis rufa;
I arrived a little earlier than promised..

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then Barry finally caught the winged soldier.

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then Barry finally caught the winged soldier.

only from yours it differs, there are no spots on the black elytra and the front paws are very swollen, maybe a different look...

This post was edited by Liparus - 07/16/2009 09: 08

then Barry finally caught the winged soldier.

only from yours it differs, there are no spots on the black elytra and the front paws are very swollen, maybe a different look...

This is probably Scantius aegyptius, they are winged. And the usual Pyrrhocoris apterus should be seen in large crowds.
  

This post was edited by barry - 16.07.2009 17: 30

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This is probably Scantius aegyptius, they are winged. And the usual Pyrrhocoris apterus should be seen in large crowds.

That's right, he's Scantius aegyptius.

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Yesterday with Liparus we went to Rogan (east of Kharkiv). I had just sewn a new net that needed to be tested at work.
The previous Chinese "fish" lived no more than 2 months. By the way the ring was given to him by I. P. Lezhenina herself.
At the next analysis of I flies, I somehow inadvertently mentioned that they say my net was covered...
In general, I photographed, along the way collecting mostly bedbugs. Liparus with a net worked with his hands, it should be noted quite successfully,
by the end of the day he was picking up calluses... In general, the tests of the net were successful, I would have lived to see the Crimea (food for August 3-10).
At the same time, I recently got a set of Raynox CM-3500 macro converters (there are three for 6x, 12x, 24x),
I also wanted to see what happens in the field.
Our plan was to visit the arboretum of the Agrarian University first, then go to the pond...
When approaching the arboretum, a security guard was standing at the main entrance, which was somewhat strange and did not bode well.
So it turned out - he didn't let us in from the main entrance, saying that some kind of delegation was expected. Of course, I
had to regret that we had not yet been issued certificates of membership of the Kharkiv Entomological Society,
although we were accepted there in the winter (and we can already say that summer is ending, at least "entomological"), in this situation
such a piece of paper may have played a role...
But for some reason, he advised us to go from the back, apparently frivolously hoping that laziness would overcome our desire to visit there.
But that was not the case, it was not in our plans to get to Rogan for more than an hour and leave with nothing. Of course, we went around the arboretum,
there is no fence at the back, calmly climbed the entire arboretum (completely empty), caught a net and re-photographed everything that came across on the way,
looking ahead in between to see if the promised delegation loomed there...
It is quite natural that our route ended just at the main entrance (after all, we entered from behind). Of course, I hid the net for the exit in my backpack,
so as not to give an extra reason for a scandal. But still, I was tormented by the question-why can't you enter the arboretum from the central entrance,
but in general you can go there (the guard himself advised us to go around), and can you go out through the main entrance? When they came to the gate,
it turned out that there was a lock hanging there, there were already three guards, but they were sitting 50 meters from the gate in the shade on a bench.
I didn't bother to pull the gate, so we turned around and walked back.
We walked about a hundred meters away and then one of them shouts-like the gate is open, where did you go and all that... In general, we returned, went out normally through
the central gate, of course, the guards accompanied our exit with appropriate comments, but it is clear that it is better not to enter into a discussion in such
cases. We passed in silence... at this time, they just spread to some grandfather, who apparently collected
medicinal herbs there and also just "finished the thought" like us. Then we went to the pond, walked a little along the shore there, something came across,
the heat was decent (around +35 C), we didn't go around the whole pond, we went back. When we were already at the bus stop , we just noticed a delegation
that came out of the Agricultural University and headed towards the arboretum... It was as if everyone was just waiting
for these two lunatics to leave Rogan's borders...

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Yesterday with Liparus we went to Rogan (east of Kharkiv).barry.fotopage.ru/gallery/cache/200/63/200_298caf6ff23811ec65268c503bdcf407.jpg[/img][/url]

And I forgot to take the leaf-eater and cow from you, please throw them in the freezer (not in the refrigerator!)

And I forgot to take the leaf-eater and cow from you, please throw them in the freezer (not in the refrigerator!)

I've already pasted them on the dies - come pick them up.

I've already pasted them on the dies - come pick them up.

Yeah so I believed you

Has anyone ever caught Curculio elephas ?does it grow on Chestnuts?We have chestnuts-artificially planted in the city.And when is it better to catch it?is it possible to catch him in Kharkiv????

I fished once in Karadag. He was eating the base of an umbrella flower.

I fished once in Karadag. He was eating the base of an umbrella flower.

They only caught one.?
a male,a female?
at what height of the mountains?
In what month?
Do you even have it left?"
And it is easily defined?
Is it large in size?
Very interesting

Yeah so I believed you

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I don't know the height of the mountains, but 200-300 meters, no higher. Just one. Stayed. the year is 1993. The size of the eye is not larger than that of other species of the genus. August.

  

I don't understand why this is for you, if you can make a mattress and put them on the mattress?

Tell me if I'm going to cut down alder trees with an axe in the fall or winter,will it be possible to collect beetles on it next year?
Or should we cut down the trees now

This post was edited by Liparus - 07/21/2009 16: 25

From July 11 to 19, I had a rest with my wife in the Crimea, in Koktebel. Liparus was also there at about the same time, but it was not our fate to meet: immediately upon arrival, both my and my wife's mobile phones refused to work (a coincidence, damn it!), and, left without communication, I never crossed paths with Arthur. But judging by his pictures in the "Fishing Reports", they wandered almost in the same places... Overall impression: hot, extremely dry, burnt grass cover,sparse beetle species composition. The incessant chirping of cicadas still rings in my ears... I climbed the slopes of Kara-Dag and explored the surroundings of Koktebel. I managed to collect something; however, I will give you a list:
Carabidae
Cylindera germanica
Acinopus sp.
Ophonus sp.
Harpalus sp.

Cleridae
Trichodes apiarius

Lucanidae
Lucanus cervus

Scarabaeidae
Aphodius sp.
Onthophagus sp.
Chironitis hungaricus
Cetonia aurata

Elateridae
Melanotus fusciceps

Buprestidae
Acmaeodera flavofasciata
Capnodis tenebrionis
Capnodis tenebricosa
Coroebus rubi

Mycteridae
Mycterus tibialis

Meloidae
Mylabris (?)quadripunctata
something from ?Zonitis (?Euzonitis) - I'm in them like a pig in oranges
, some kind of abscess similar to Lytta (this is in my incompetent opinion), but clearly not a punk.

Cerambycidae
Chlorophorus varius (very common)
Chlorophorus sartor (less common than the previous one)
Stenopterus rufus (got one)

Chrysomelidae
Chrysolina menthastri (on mint on the slopes of Kara Dag)
Cryptocephalus sericeus (blue form, I somehow used to come across more and more variations of green)

Curculionidae
Larinus turbinatus
Curculio sp.

This post was edited by Dmitrich - 13.04.2018 13: 46

Not bad,I did not find many species there,
but I have the opposite with barbels :
Chlorophorus varius (less often than the previous one)
Chlorophorus sartor (very common)
Elephant probably curculio venosus (or pelitus)
and what about Hylobius sp.?

Not bad,I did not find many species there,
but I have the opposite with barbels :
Chlorophorus varius (less often than the previous one)
Chlorophorus sartor (very common)
Elephant probably curculio venosus (or pelitus)
what about Hylobius sp.?

In the first row on the left, the third is Hylobius pinastri, and in front of it are two shadow beetles Dircaea quadriguttata. I didn't pick them up in the Crimea, but on my way there in the Moscow region, Istra district, where I was staying with relatives.

and so the report for today, arrived-hot and hot(already burned my back), left-heavy rain and cold (frozen)...
Boris will continue

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We decided to go on Friday after, because according to the forecast on Saturday, the weather should deteriorate( and it did).
Kiev area, near Kruglyk ,24.07.09 (N50°19 '02’, E030°25' 46’), from 21-00 to 01-00, heat +32 at the beginning, +26 at the end of fishing.Mixed forest with a predominance of deciduous trees.
Years good,. Lamps 2 DRV 250 and otrazenye meters on 100 in different directions 2 UVL 8 watts.
Here is the result

1-A.limacodes
2-H.asella

3-Sph.pinastri

4-H.piritoides
5-T.ocularis
6-T.fluctuosa
7-O.duplaris
8-S.harpangula
9- D. falcataria

10-C.sylvata
11-L.marginata
12-L. adustata
13-M.murinaria
14-T.arenacearia
15-S.dilectaria
16-M.notata
17-M.liturata
18-C.advenaria
19-P.dolabraria
20-Selenia tetralunaria
21-B.betularia
22-E.crepuscularia
23-P.similaria
24-H.roboraria
25-E.atomaria
26-L. temerata
27-C.albiocellaria
28-C.annularia
29-C.albipunctata
30-C.punctaria-массово экз 100 не меньше
31-T.comae
32-I.biselata
33-I.aversata
34-S.rubiginata
35-X.designata
36-X.ferrugata
37-X.qudrifasciata
38-X.biriviata
39-X.?spadicearia
40-E.alternata
41-C.bilineata
42-M.albicellata
43-Eu.pruinata
44-M.procellata
45-Eu.biangulata
46-P. alchemillata
47-P. lugdunaria-mainly on Uv
48.49-Eupithecia sp.
50-G. rufifasciata
51-Ch..v-ata
52-E.nebulata
53-D.blomeri
54-A.albulata
55-H.flammeolaria
56- E. silaceata
57- Rhinoprora sp.
58-H.?coerulata

59-N.dromedarius
60-D.querna
61-Pt.capucina
62-Pt.cucullina
63-G.crenata
64-S.argentina

65-A.strigosa
66-A.rumicis
67-Cr.algea
68-M.confusa
69-A.tripartita
70-A.triplasia
71-P.pygarga
72-C.fraudatrix
73-A. pyramidea-all on oak trees fed,all females
74-A. perflua-mostly on UV
75-P. umbra
76-P. candidula
77-H.blanda
78-T.atriplices
79-C.juventina
80-C.trapesina-массово экз 100 не меньше
81-A.monoglypha
82-L.thallassina
83-M.persicariae
84-M.brassicae
85-A.putris
86-N.pronuba
87-N.interposita
88-N.fimbriata
89-N.janthina
90-X.triangulum
91-A.segetum
92-C.coryli
93-M.pallens
94-M.ferrago
95-M.albipuncta
96-M.alpium
97- D.chrysitis


98-T.amortualis
99-H.grisealis
100-C.promissa
101-C.nupta
102-E.glyphica
103-L.flexula
104-C.salicalis
105-H.rostralis

106-L.monacha
107-L.dispar
108-Eu.similis

86-N.aerugula
87-P.prasinana
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109-M.miniata
110-L.quadra
111-E.griseola
112-E.complana
113-Ph.fuliginosa
114-Eu.quadripunctaria

Regarding the beetles that Gerasimov immediately identified-Prionus coriarius, Plagionotus detritus, Carabus glabratus-the rest should be viewed
A few Photos from I. Kostyuk
On the "drunk" oak tree

In the process of R. Gerasimov

and I

monoglypha and something else


This is what I pre selected for myself


This post was edited by svm2 - 07/28/2009 09: 14

Ukrainian Polesie,
Rokitnyansky district, Rivne region, 24-26. VII. 09
The last picture shows part of the catch. I'll post the entire report and catch in the fall.

Pictures:

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Are all Ergates females?

This post was edited by Aaata-30.07.2009 17: 13

All females?

Uh-huh, all females (30 pcs) They must have been late for the males .They are expected to depart in early July. And the females were already dying off after laying their eggs.

This post was edited by rpanin - 30.07.2009 17: 17

I have long been interested in the question: what is the biological meaning of differences in the timing of the release of females and males in some species? Or is this a false impression, and the females just live longer, and the time of the beginning of summer almost coincides?

Dear Rpanin, sorry for the transcription, is it possible to buy a pair from you,is it better to buy three ergates?

Ukrainian Polesie,
Rokitnyansky district, Rivne region, 24-26. VII. 09
The last picture shows part of the catch. I'll post the entire report and catch in the fall.

and what kind of zlatki?