Crimea, Ukraine, Belarus and Moldova

In my opinion, it is obvious that both are pusaria?

And in my opinion, too. But don't you even check out famous butterflies? I decided to specify exactly the size, and not the drawing or coloring. Twice 15 mm each, C. pusaria. C. leptographa is noticeably smaller, up to 25 mm. I've only seen leptographa once, a rather old museum specimen. I have no experience with this type, but the other two Cabera in due time digested enough.
Actually, checking the obvious, well-known butterflies sometimes gives interesting results

I talked to P. N. Sheshurak in April of this year. So P. timon in the Chernihiv region has not been caught by anyone until now. Let Pavel Nikolaevich know. Please your uncle

Unfortunately, I don't know Pavel Nikolaevich yet. I'll let him know as soon as I can.

This post was edited by Dantist - 14.06.2010 09: 33

bronze germanic stone. this year, only the bronze medal is available everywhere. I already managed to crush one by accident, of course

However, this year-all here are such at first (this is my), http://barry.fotopage.ru/gallery/show_imag...19378&catalog=1
and then stanovyatsya (when dried) as on a mattress with green.
Photos from different angles!

This post was edited by Liparus - 16.06.2010 10: 14

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On June 11-12, we went to the border of Zaporizhia and Donetsk regions to the Kamennye Mogili Nature Reserve, and shone a little light on it.

They were assembled into four screens, each with its own light source. All the sources were very different in power and light spectrum, and the results were amazing. But this is in the appropriate branch.
Preliminary results for two nights for some families:
Cossidae
1. Cossus cossus
2. Dyspessa salicicola
3. Dyspessa ulula
4. Parahypopta caestrum
5. Phragmataecia castaneae
6. Zeuzera pyrina

Sphingidae
1. Deilephila porcellus
2. Hyles euphorbiae
3. Hyles gallii
4. Hyles livornica
5. Proserpinus proserpina
6. Hyloicus pinastri

Notodontidae, Lymantriidae, Lasiocampidae
0

Arctiidae
1. Arctia villica
2. Chelis maculosa
3. Eilema pygmaeola
4. Eilema complana
5. Dysauxes punctata

Noctuidae
1. Bena bicolorana
2. Meganola albula
3. Nola cucullatella
4. Paracolax tristalis
5. Zandognatha lunalis
6. Aedia funesta
7. Tyta luctuosa
8. Euclidia triquetra
9. Laspeyria flexula
10. Eutelia adulatrix
11. Acronicta sp. I didn't see the butterfly, she went to Melitopol.
12. Cryphia raptricula / orthogramma, rather both species.
13. Acontia (Emmelia) trabealis
14. Acontia (Emmelia) candefacta
15. Acontia lucida
16. Deltote bankiana
17. Eublemma minutata
18. Eublemma panonica
19. Eublemma rosea
20. Eublemma purpurina
21. Diachrysia chrysitis
22. Diachrysia stenochrysis
23. Macdunnoughia confusa
24. Autographa gamma
25. Trichoplusia ni
26. Abrostola sp.
27. Cucullia absinthii
28. Cucullia lactea
29. Cucullia xeranthemi
30. Cucullia santonici
31. Cucullia tanaceti
32. Cucullia asteris, at least a couple more species have not yet been determined.
33. Calophasia lunula
34. Calophasia opalina
35. Omphalophana antirrhinii
36. Schinia scutosa
37. Heliothis viriplaca
38. Helicoverpa armigera
39. Pyrrhia umbra
40. Periphanes delphinii
41. Aedophron rhodites
42. Apaustis rupicola
43. Aegle kaekeritziana
44. Caradrina morpheus
45. Caradrina terrea
46. Caradrina ?selini probably another couple of species will
be 47. Hoplodrina ambigua
48. Dypterygia scabriuscula
49. Apterogenum ypsillon
50. Chloantha hyperici
51. Apamea ?sordens
52. Oligia latruncula
53. Anarta trifolii
54. Lacanobia oleracea
55. Lacanobia thalassina
56. Hecatera dysodea
57. Hecatera bicolorata
58. Hecatera cappa
59. Hadena scythia
60. Hadena syriaca podolica
61. Hadena filograna
62. Sideridis turbida
63. Conisania luteago
64. Polia nebulosa
65. Mythimna albipuncta
66. Mythimna vitellina
67. Mythimna pallens
68. Agrotis exclamationis
69. Agrotis ipsilon
70. Rhyacia arenacea
71. Noctua pronuba
72. Noctua fimbriata
73. Noctua orbona
74. Noctua interposita
75. Xestia c-nigrum

Species that were not previously listed for the Kamennye Mogili Nature Reserve are highlighted.
And this, that sluggish to itself.

On June 11-12, we went to the border of Zaporizhia and Donetsk regions to the Kamennye Mogili Nature Reserve, and shone a little light on it.


6. Hyloicus pinastri


Species that were not previously listed for the Kamennye Mogili Nature Reserve are highlighted.
And this, that sluggish to itself.

We already took this animal in Pebbles a few years ago. If you are interested, the copy remained with Roma Botman.

A small photo report for those who are interested. Severodonetsk, Luhansk region 11.06.10-15.06.10. Arrived from Moscow. I don't collect insects, I didn't have much time, I took some pictures.
I was particularly interested in erect wings. For the first time in mid-June, I met a large number of Decticus verrucivorus grasshoppers, and adults. They chatter at full volume. Tettigonia viridissima grasshoppers are already beginning to sing in the city. The Seversky Donets River is full of Anax imperator dragonflies. In the oak forests near the river, almost every oak tree has deer beetles. A lot of mother-of-pearl. Swallowtails were also found, but much rarer. The air temperature in the shade ranged from +34 to +37 during the day. In short, a turbulent life flows in contrast to the Moscow region.



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Today.Kharkiv region, places- (where I go to catch almost constantly-already sick) like nothing and there are good beetles there.There is a village, between the village on one side - water, on the other - pine forest, and you can fish well at once - in two different biotopes.

In fact,there are very few beetles, just some in a certain place can sit/run/fly.

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19.06.2010 I went to my village-Chernihiv region, Bobrovitsky district, s. Ozeryany, well, turned on the light at night. Nothing unusual, mostly banal. Everything I took is shown in the photo.

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19.06.2010 I went to my village-Chernihiv region, Bobrovitsky district, s. Ozeryany, well, turned on the light at night. Nothing unusual, mostly banal. Everything I took is shown in the photo.

Is Eucarta virgo also banal? As far as I know, it is not known from the Chernihiv region!?

This post was edited by Zheka - 20.06.2010 18: 14

And Eucarta virgo is also banal? As far as I know, it is not known from the Chernihiv region!?

according to the scoops of the list of Chernihiv region. I do not have.., so I did not know, I came home-I skimmed Z.Klyuchko - there are also no points from there. PS:Although not in vain stood until four in the morning

Was yesterday in the suburbs while the sun svyatylonalovil the following views:
Plagionotus detritus
Xylotrechus antilope
Clorophorus sartor
Clorophorus varius
Stenurella bifasciata
Stenurella melanura
Rutpela maculata
Opsilia coerulescens
Pilemia Tigrina
Mesosa nebulosa
Phymatodes testaceus
Leioderes kollari
Rhagium Sycophanta
Rhagium mordax
Stenopterus rufus
Ropalopus macropus
Morimus funereus


Carabus excellens
Carabus coriaceus
Cicindella germanica
Zabrus sp.


Clerus muttilarius
Trichodes apiarius


Lucanus cervus
Dorcus paralelipipedus

Potosia aerugionosa
Potosia affinis
Potosia fieberi

Anisopila austriaca

well somehow it
was not possible to leave For Akimerus because I passed the tank and went on a spree and the weather did not allow

16.06.10. Cherkasy region, Smelyansky district, near the village of Balaklia, lamp DRL 250. From 22-00 to 04-00, near the old pond on the outskirts of a deciduous forest, on the pond a couple of swans with a brood. Evening and night seem to be good for butterflies, there was a lot of flying, the whole screen was covered with some small, probably caddis flies, similar to cover moths . There are relatively few species.

1-M.viciella

2-Ph.castaneae

3-Sm.ocellata
4-L. populi
5-Sph. ligustri
6-Sph.pinastri
7-D.elpenor
8-Deilephila porcellus

9-T.ocularis

10-Lomaspilis marginata
11-S.cararia
12-Heliomata glarearia
13-Macaria alternata
14-E.erosaria
15-A.prunaria
16-Peribatodes rhomboidaria
17-A.repandata
18-H.roboraria
19-H.punctinalis
20-Ascotis selenaria
21-P.similaria
22-C.exanthemata

23-A.smaragdaria
24-Th.fimbrialis

25-C.annularia
26-Scopula virgulata
27-I.aversata

28-E.mellinata
29-Ph.vetulata
30-E.unangulata
31-Asthena albulata
32-H.flammeolaria
33-P.sexalata

34-P.palpina
35-G.crenata
36-S.argentina

37-M.alpium
38-A.megacephala
39-P.tristalis
40-P.tentacularia
41-L.flexula
42-H.proboscidalis
43-R.sericealis
44-C.salicalis
45-Diachrysia stenochrysis
46-Abrostola tripartita
47-E.trabealis
48-P.pygarga
49-D.bankiana
50-Deltote deceptoria
51-Elaphria venustula
52-H. octogenaria
53-Hoplodrina ambigua
54-Atypha pulmonaris is rare here, I catch it only for the second time almost in the same place
55-Xylomoia graminea is generally new to me, Klyuchko has two points in Ukraine, in the Kiev region. and where- then in the west
56-Ph. methiculosa
57-Oligia sp.
58-Eu. ametystina
59-P. ypsilon
60-H. trifolii
61-Lacanobia w-latinum
62-C. luteago
63-M. l-album
64-Axylia putris
65-Ochropleura plecta
66-N. interposita
67-Xestia c-nigrum
68-Agrotis exclamationis

69--N.asiatica

70-M.miniata
71-C.mesomella
72-A.rubricollis
73-L.quadra
74-Eilema lurideola
75-S.lutea
76-S.lubricipeda

Here's what little I took


This post was edited by svm2 - 22.06.2010 14: 20

18.06.10. Kherson region, Aleshkinsky sands, lamp DRL 250 and DRV 250 From 22-00 to 04-30. In the afternoon, while my colleagues arrived, I walked around picking up beetles, catching a jaundice -neto giale, neto afrikariensis, Ivy said we should look at the houses, the remnants of fortalitium fly and kailino, didyma and burdock and even threadbare pigeons. Evening and night are clear, small caddis flies and water beetles flew in such numbers that the sheet, which on the sand was covered with a thick moving and not very good smelling layer, after midnight, I collected the sheet , and threw about a kilogram of this mass away, I. Kostyuk seemed to be photographing it. There are not many species, I expected more, I caught Ivy about a hundred meters away, in my opinion, it is even weaker .Here's mine..

1-A fairly large Psychidae, similar to the one in the Cherkasy region (I will give both e.Rutyanu - he will determine) So we decided, turned out to be different-this pagevillosella, and the one from Cherkashchina-M. viciella

2-Ph.castaneae

3-M.tiliae
4-Sph.pinastri
5-H.livornica

6-T.ocularis

7--M. liturata
8 - D. rippertaria-variously colored, many
9-S. lunularia
10-H. punctinalis

11-P.pruinata
12-A.smaragdaria
13-Th.fimbrialis

14-L.purpuraria-много днем
15-I.sylvestraria
16-I.?deversaria
17-I.straminata
18-Rh.vibicaria

19-Cl.pigra

20-O.geographica-lot
21-D. cailino-lot
22-E. fortalitium-day
23-C.balsamitae-three specimens
24-S. scutosa
25-E. trabealis
26-C. hyperici
27-H. trifolii very much
28-Lacanobia w-latinum
29-M.vitellina
30-M.l-album
31-N.fimbriata
32-N.interposita

33-Eilema lurideola
34-D.ancilla

Here's what I took

These are beetles for a colleague



Lots of pavonia caterpillars


This post was edited by svm2-22.06.2010 14: 18

I was at the National Botanic Garden this afternoon. The catch is pretty good: 2 Melanargia galathea, 2 Aphantopus hyperantus, Gonepteryx rhamni, 4 Pieris rapae and 4 thickheads (I'll determine later).

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26.06.10.Let's go in the direction of Bukryn, here, according to the forecast, the weather should be quite good. We stopped at the edge of a ravine near the village of Grushev, Mironovsky district (N49°52 ' 50 "E031°14' 59’). From 22-00 to 04-30, DRL250+DRV250 for me and DRL250 for Gerasimov, he became 60 meters lower. The night is cloudless, calm and moonlit, the temperature is not lower than 18, it is humid after the rains, after midnight the dew is very strong in the morning. Flying, those species that arrived singly, then we have different with a colleague-cuculia to me pustulata and killed like sclofularia-gnafalia to him, to me-D. signifera to him Ch.rectangula, but what I really envied-A musculus. From morning to 11 o'clock.Rutyan and R. Gerasimov walked along the beams in order to catch glassworms for pheromones-resaltate up to 10 mainly Ch. crassicornis and a couple of B. ichneumoniformis, in addition, volnyanki flew-an orgy of Antigua. Below is my list, this is what I really caught, about a dozen different species from Gerasimov.

Macro List

1-A.limacodes

2-C.cossus
3-Z.pyrina

4-G.quercifolia
5-O.pruni

6-L.populi
7-Sph.ligustri
8.D.elpenor
9-Deilephila porcellus


10-H.pyritoides
11-T.or
12-F.lacertinaria
13-D.falcataria
14-C.glaucata

15-Lomaspilis marginata
16-L.adustata
17-S.cararia
18-Heliomata glarearia
19-Macaria alternata
20-Ch.clathrata
21-Isturgia arenacearia
22-O.sambucaria
23-A.prunaria
24-B.betularia
25-Peribatodes rhomboidaria
26-A.repandata
27-H.roboraria
28-H.punctinalis
29-Ascotis selenaria
30-P.similaria-массовый вылет
31-E.crepuscularia
32-C.pusaria

33-P.pruinata

34-T.comae
35-Scopula virgulata
36-S.ornata
37-I.humiliata

38-X.biriviata
39-X.quadrifasiata
40-C.rubidata
41-C.cuculata
42-E.alternata
43-E.galiata
44-C. ocellata
45-H. tersata unfortunately already well flown
46-Ph. vetulata
47-E. unangulata
48-Eupithecia sp., after communicating with GME4-sort of like orphnata
49-E. succenturiata
50-Ch. v-ata
52-Rh. rectangulata
53-H. flammeolaria

54-C.pigra
55-N.tritophus
56-P.palpina
57-C.erminea
58-Phalera bucephala
59-S.fagi

60-M.alpium
61-A.psi
62-A.megacephala
63-C.ligustri
64-C.fraudatricula
65-P.tristalis
66-Pechipogo strigilata
67-L.craccae
68-T.luctuosa
69-L.flexula
70-H.proboscidalis
71-Diachrysia stenochrysis
72-M.confusa
73-P.festucae
74-A.gamma
75-A.tripartita
76-E.trabealis
77-P.pygarga
78-Deltote deceptoria
79-D.bankiana
80-C.pustulata
81-Sh. like, but already difficult to recognize scrophulariae
82-A. pyramidea
83-A. tragopoginis
84-P. umbra
85-Elaphria venustula
86-Hoplodrina octogenarian-mass
87-H.blanda
88-A.pulmonaris
89-D.scabriuscula
90-R.ferruginea
91-E.lucipara
92-E.amethystina
93-E.virgo
94-C. pyralina
95-C. trapezina
96-A. monoglypha
97-Oligia sp very volatile
98-A.?fucosa from lucens I don't know how to distinguish yet
99-Ch. fluxa
100-H. trifolii
101-P. nebulosa
102-P. bombycina
103-Lacanobia w-latinum
104-L. thalassina
105-L. contigua
106-L. oleracea
107-L. splendes
108-L. aliena
109-M. persicariae
110-H. cavernosa
111-M.brassicae
112-S.rivularis
113-C.luteago
114-H.bicolorana
115-Hadena compta-впервые наловил
116-Mythimna turca
117-Mythimna conigera
118-M.ferrago
119-M.vitellina
120-M.pudorina
121-M.comma
122-M.l-album
123-Axylia putris
124-O.plecta
125-N.interposita
126-N.fimbriata
127-Xestia ditrapezium
128-X.triangulum
129-Eu.sigma
130-A.prasina
131-D.signifera
132-Agrotis exclamationis
133-C.coryli

134-N.aerugula
135-P.prasinana
135-E.clorana

136-M.miniata
137-A.rubricollis
138-L.quadra
139-Eilema depressa
140-E.complana
141-A.phegea-днем
142-S.lutea
143-S.lubricipeda
144-Rh.purpurata

This is my place


This is stop Gerasimov's point


This is what's left after the cull


This post was edited by svm2 - 06/29/2010 10: 05

The other day I caught a pair of Calosoma (Charmosta) investigator (Illiger, 1798) in Kharkiv in the city (on the light), it is rare, in what amount is it estimated?

The unified price list has not yet been made,so the price depends on the seller

The unified price list has not yet been made,so the price depends on the seller

well then it's priceless

Yes, it is banal for you. This is a rare one here.

Catocala fulminea? Yes, it is common (at least in our country). Now, however, I do not meet in the city (everything was built up), and earlier I flew to the balcony in bundles.

Vasily, it is common everywhere. We are talking about the fact that it flew unusually early compared to previous years.

The other day I caught a pair of Calosoma (Charmosta) investigator (Illiger, 1798) in Kharkiv in the city (on the light), it is rare, in what amount is it estimated?

The unified price list has not yet been made,so the price depends on the seller

Guys, could you discuss the issues of purchase and sale in the appropriate gadyushnik?
I make no secret of the fact that the material trade is deeply repugnant to me. Remember that not everyone is so unscrupulous.

I spent a week in the Azov Sea region from June 25 to 30 on the border of Primorsky and Berdyansk districts of Zaporozhye region. Years very average, just nowhere to fly. a small steppe plot on a steep slope to the Sea of Azov and woody and ruderal vegetation on an abandoned recreation center. But in general, I am satisfied. On the fourth day, a support group came from Zaporozhye and Melitopol. we drove a couple of kilometers to Stepnaya balka, but the result was almost the same.


Lymantriidae
Euproctis similis
Laelia coenosa

Arctiidae
Phragmatobia fuliginosa
Eilema complana

Sphingidae
Hyles euphorbiae
Hyles hippophaes
Hyles livornica
Macroglossum stellatarum
Sphinx ligustri

Drepanidae
Cilix glaucata

Noctuidae
Meganola albula
Nola chlamytulalis
Paracolax tristalis
Rivula sericealis
Zekelita antiqualis
Catocala hymenaea
Catocala fulminea
Dysgonia algira
Drasteria caucasica
Lygephila craccae
Aedia funesta
Tyta luctuosa
Eutelia adulatrix
Earias clorana
Oxicesta geographica
Acronicta rumicis
Acontia (Emmelia) trabealis
Acontia (Emmelia) candefacta
Phyllophila obliterata
Deltote bankiana
Panchrysia aurea
Macdunnoughia confusa
Autographa gamma
Abrostola
Calophasia lunula
Calophasia opalina
Epimecia ustula
Schinia scutosa
Heliothis viriplaca
Heliothis maritima
Helicoverpa armigera
Pyrrhia umbra
Periphanes delphinii
Aegle kaekeritziana
Caradrina kadenii
Caradrina clavipalpis
Hoplodrina octogenaria
Hoplodrina blanda
Hoplodrina ambigua
Spodoptera exigua
Athetis lepigone
Leucapamea ophiogramma
Enargia abluta
Cosmia diffinis
Cosmia trapezina
Archanara dissoluta
Arenostola phragmitidis
Anarta trifolii
Lacanobia praedita
Lacanobia oleracea
Lacanobia suasa
Hecatera dysodea
Hadena capsincola
Mythimna ferrago
Mythimna albipuncta
Mythimna vitellina
Mythimna impure/straminea
Mythimna pallens
Mythimna l-album
Mythimna alopecuri
Euxoa conspicua
Euxoa
Agrotis segetum
Agrotis exclamationis
Agrotis ipsilon
Dichagyris ?vallesiaca crimea
Dichagyris ?squalorum
Dichagyris ?signifera
Dichagyris forcipula
Dichagyris flammatra
Axylia putris
Ochropleura plecta
Noctua pronuba
Noctua fimbriata
Noctua interposita
Noctua ? janthina

first night

second night

third

the last three
are

I spent a week in the Azov Sea region from June 25 to 30 on the border of Primorsky and Berdyansk districts of Zaporozhye region.

We would like your hawkmoth and puffbugs
Something pyadenits absolutely not densely, on fingers it is possible to count. Or didn't you just take them?

We would like your hawkmoth and puffbugs
Something pyadenits absolutely not densely, on fingers it is possible to count. Or didn't you just take them?

Pyadenits took, all kinds that flew. But it really wasn't thick.

I also decided to share my reports, a lot, but I'll try.

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I'm continuing

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latest photos from may

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early June

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I also decided to share my reports, a lot, but I'll try.

Yeah... you mowed them of course in the order, well done.
I counted about 20 redtail females (Cailiteara pudibunda) - I didn't get any at all this season

This post was edited by Dantist-02.07.2010 21: 39

That's all for today
To be continued

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Yes, now you look at your catch during the same time and to put it mildly....
What can I say - WELL done, great catch. I didn't even think that such a thing could be caught in our Kiev region alone. As I understand it, you need to know the places
Now even if you don't show up in this topic

If Opas arrives in Galinka, no one else lives in Galinka

Coming soon! Watch the new psychological thriller "The Butterfly's Nightmare: Fields of Termination".

That's all for today
To be continued

Waiting for the continuation

Sickly Galinka what

I was not too lazy to count-144 hawk moth eyes, the question is what to do with them, if not a secret.

I really liked the photo report of Orasa.On the mattresses you can see who was flying and when.The matronly girls were surprised.
144 ocelli...well..I hope that he will no longer take them, as well as the rest, and will hoe new species in other areas.Thank you and good luck!

03.07.2010. Chernihiv region, Bobrovitsky district, Ozeryany village.
During the day I walked in the meadows, fished a little Maculinea teleius and Maculinea nausithous. Then I went to the oak plantations in the hope of catching Favonius quercus. There were quite a few of them, but they were flying in the treetops and my net was useless. In general, for three hours of wandering around the landing - 1 female. Next time I'll take a 3-meter rod with me.
It didn't fly very well at night. A lot of Noctua scoops arrived, especially Noctua fimbriata-18-20 butterflies-gathered them of all stripes. Female Biston betularius ( never seen before), hadena, cuculia...In general, everything in the photo.

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