Crimea, Ukraine, Belarus and Moldova

The words and epithets are chosen-disgusting, disgusting, unprincipled.
London, United Kingdom-the collection of Rothschild, who sponsored, paid money to entomologists and thanks to this, his outstanding collection is collected.

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?

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.

The words and epithets are chosen-disgusting, disgusting, unprincipled.
London, United Kingdom-the collection of Rothschild, who sponsored, paid money to entomologists and thanks to this, his outstanding collection is collected.

1) For a number of forum participants, the value and rarity of a species (instance) is measured not in "green" and not in tugriks. And this is great in its own way.
2) You should not impose your views on anyone. Who wants to buy ( trade) - yes to health. But if here - then according to the rules of the forum, that is, in the appropriate topic. Fortunately, our forum is still primarily a place for like-minded people to communicate, and not just a fair (virtual entomomagazine). And personally, I don't want it to become just that.
3) Dear kotbegemot just, first of all, reminded you of the need to refrain from turning each topic into a "national hodgepodge" (if you are interested in the price of a captured copy , go here, please: http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=228188 ), and, secondly, expressed his personal attitude to the material trade. And he is entitled to HIS opinion. He doesn't impose it on anyone.
However, I shouldn't have gotten involved in this fruitless discussion. Everyone will still have their own opinion.

July 8, 2010. Crimea, Simferopol district, near the village of Perevalnoye.
Hipparchia pellucida couple in love.


Proboscis duel (males of Agrodiaetus ripartii and Meleageria daphnis)


A flock of "hungover" Cupido minimus.


Hassids on the tomb of Tzaddik Nachman in Uman... (the same Cupido minimus).


A couple of Macroglossum stellatarum


male Agrodiaetus ripartii


the now deceased male Agrodiaetus damocles on my net…


This post was edited by palvasru4ko - 08.07.2010 22: 58

July 8, 2010. Crimea, Simferopol district, near the village of Perevalnoye.
Hipparchia pellucida couple in love.


Proboscis duel (males of Agrodiaetus ripartii and Meleageria daphnis)


A flock of "hungover" Cupido minimus.


Hassids on the tomb of Tzaddik Nachman in Uman... (the same Cupido minimus).


A couple of Macroglossum stellatarum


male Agrodiaetus ripartii


the now deceased male Agrodiaetus damocles on my net…

Super photo.Duel on proboscis-exclusive.

1) For a number of forum participants, the value and rarity of a species (instance) is measured not in "green" and not in tugriks. And this is great in its own way.
2) You should not impose your views on anyone. Who wants to buy ( trade) - yes to health. But if here - then according to the rules of the forum, that is, in the appropriate topic. Fortunately, our forum is still primarily a place for like-minded people to communicate, and not just a fair (virtual entomomagazine). And personally, I don't want it to become just that.
3) Dear kotbegemot just, first of all, reminded you of the need to refrain from turning each topic into a "national hodgepodge" (if you are interested in the price of a captured copy , go here, please: http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=228188 ), and, secondly, expressed his personal attitude to the material trade. And he is entitled to HIS opinion. He doesn't impose it on anyone.
However, I shouldn't have gotten involved in this fruitless discussion. Everyone will still have their own opinion.

All you said correctly,I just wanted to find out the degree of rarity in this way.

12.07.10. Kiev region, Tarashchansky district, near the village of Kirdany. Let's go to the south of the region-the goal of the mottled laeta and centaureae .Two colleagues went from Friday to Saturday , the weather was good in the morning, so they had a good catch, almost a dozen first and more than two dozen second, in addition, a lot of purpuralis, loti and philipendul. In addition, the panes of ichneumoniformis and megillaeformis are mowed down this time, and not on pheromones, there are a lot of minimuses. My colleague and I arrived at 17: 00 just before the thunderstorm due to unforeseen road conditions ,so we got 1-2 copies each. Despite the past rain and windy weather, we decided to light up (the lamp is the same DRL 250). From 21-30 to 04-00. Not very many years, here's the result.

1-A.limacodes

2-H.gallii
3-Sph. ligustri
4-Sph.pinastri
5-D.elpenor
6-Deilephila porcellus

7-T.batis
8-H.pyritoides
9-D.falcataria

10-Lomaspilis marginata
11-Heliomata glarearia
12-Ch.clathrata
13-P.dolabraria
14-Th.flavicaria
15-B.betularia-больше всего среди пядениц
16-Ascotis selenaria
17-E.atomaria

18-Th. fimbrialis-before the morning about a dozen arrived

19-Scopula immorata
20-S. rubiginata
21-I. ochrata-they don't fly to the light willingly, there are a lot of them in the grass
22-I. humiliata

23-E. millefoliata-the only representative of the subfamily

24-C. curtula
25-D. obliterata-for two more than two dozen, but for a very long time, I could only choose one specimen
26-Pt. cucullina
27-F.bicuspis
28-F.?bifida
29.S.fagi
30-S.argentina


31-C.ligustri
32-S.albovenosa
33-P.tentacularia
34-T.luctuosa
35-H.rosrralis
36-P.fuliginaria
37-A.gamma
38-E. trabealis-one of the three predominant scoops
39-P. candidula
40-E. minutata-these are also many
41-A. pyramidea-catch,catch, and berber in any way
42-Hoplodrina blanda
43-T. atriplices
44-E.virgo
45-A. monoglypha
46-A. scolopacina
47-H. trifolii-the third scoop, of which there are many.
48-Lacanobia suasa
49-M.persicariae
50-M.brassicae
51-M.ferrago
52-M.impura
53-N.fimbriata
54-P. coenobita-I didn't think that it goes so far to the south, about a dozen and a half flew for two.
55-C. coryli

56-L.monacha

57-N.aerugula

58-Eilema complana
59-D.ancilla
60-Ph.fuliginosa
61-D.sannio

62-Calamia tridens-missed a good scoop

This post was edited by svm2-12.07.2010 15: 15

to svm2: what about the photo above ?is there a bifida?

Unfortunately, no, she did not fly to me, but to a colleague, he threw them in the fall to sort it out. At first glance, it looks like a bifid, but it's too small, so ?.

Unfortunately, no, she did not fly to me, but to a colleague, he threw them in the fall to sort it out. At first glance, it looks like a bifid, but it's too small, so ?.

Behind the tufts, I notice that specimens that do not appear at the most characteristic time of summer for the species are smaller than the usual size. This is clearly seen in the" late arrival " of P. bucephala. Yes, and the butterflies of the existing second generation have a larger spread between max and min sizes.

Last night 13.07.2010 Zaporizhia region, Khortytsia Island, southern plavnevaya part. from 21.30 to 2.30. Very warm, calm. Lots of mosquitoes and impressions. The first "OFF" is valid.

Arctiidae:
Phragmatobia fuliginosa
Spilosoma lubricipeda
Eilema sororcula

Cossidae:
Cossus cossus
Phragmataecia castaneae
Zeuzera pyrina

Drepanidae:
Tethea ocularis
Thyatira batis
Watsonalla binaria

Lasiocampidae:
Phyllodesma (Phyllodesma) ?tremulifolia, well very killed

Lymantriidae:
Lymantria dispar

Notodontidae
Pheosia tremula
Pterostoma palpina
Spatalia argentina
Notodonta tritophus

Sphingidae:
Deilephila elpenor
Deilephila porcellus
Hyles hippophaes
Laothoe populi

Noctuidae:
Catocala promissa
Catocala hymenaea
Prodotis stolida
Drasteria caucasica
Lygephila craccae
Tyta luctuosa
Earias clorana
Acronicta tridens/ psi
Acronicta rumicis
Cryphia receptricula, все algae
Cryphia algae
Acontia (Emmelia) trabealis
Acontia condefacta
Phyllophila obliterata
Calymma communimacula
Eublemma purpurina
Diachrysia stenochrysis
Macdunnoughia confusa
Plusia festucae
Autographa gamma
Abrostola tripartita
Abrostola asclepiadis/ triplasia
Heliothis viriplaca
Helicoverpa armigera
Pyrrhia umbra
Elaphria venustula
Athetis lepigone
Dypterygia scabriuscula
Trachea atriplicis
Ipimorpha retusa
Cosmia diffinis
Cosmia affinis
Cosmia trapezina
Chloantha hyperici
Mesoligia furuncula
Mesapamea didyma
Calamia tridens
Helotropha leucostigma
Archanara neurica/ dissoluta
Anarta trifolii
Lacanobia oleracea
Lacanobia suasa
Hecatera dysodea
Hecatera bicolorata
Hadena capsincola
Hadena compta
Sideridis rivularis
Leucania obsoleta
Mythimna ferrago
Mythimna albipuncta
Agrotis segetum
Mamestra brassicae
Dichagyris sp
Axylia putris
Noctua fimbriata
Noctua comes
Noctua janthina
Euxoa sp1
Euxoa sp2

This post was edited by Djon - 16.07.2010 01: 18

Last night 13.07.2010 Zaporizhia region, Khortytsia Island, southern plavnevaya part. from 21.30 to 2.30. Very warm, calm. Lots of mosquitoes and impressions. The first "OFF" is valid.
Cryphia receptricula

Very good! Alone?

Very good! Alone?

A lot, on the screen more than 10 simultaneously sat, but I took only light ones with a low-contrast pattern, suddenly ochsi Boursin, 1940.
algae-several pcs.

A lot, on the screen more than 10 simultaneously sat, but I took only light ones with a low-contrast pattern, suddenly ochsi Boursin, 1940.
algae - several pcs.

Cryphia receptricula can not be a dozen at the same time, even in habitats. This is a small species. You need to see the photo.

upd I'm talking about Europe. A lot of S. receptricula can be found in Turkmenistan, for example.

This post was edited by barko - 15.07.2010 10: 54

  Cryphia receptricula can not be a dozen at the same time, even in habitats. This is a small species. You need to see the photo.

I make a mistake, I'll cook it soon. Check your email address.

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This post was edited by Liparus - 15.07.2010 22: 36

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I make a mistake, I'll cook it soon. Check your email address.

There is also a desire to see the photo, if not difficult

  
Wasted time
...

Why no comments?

Why no comments?

Tenacious female

This post was edited by Liparus - 15.07.2010 21: 34

  Cryphia receptricula can not be a dozen at the same time, even in habitats. This is a small species. You need to see the photo.

There is also a desire to see the photo, if it is not difficult

I still considered such alge

Nicrophorus humator
July 14, 2010
Kharkiv region, Vasishchevo suburb, near Gusinaya polyana.
In a pile of hornets/lepidoptera/flies... (which caught on and fell into a wine trap)

Pictures:

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All Cryphia algae

  

IMHO, this is not a receptricula. Cryphia receptricula has a slightly different pattern.

Thank you all, I made it. definitely Cryphia algae,

and also algae, as I used to imagine it.

Thank you all, I made it. definitely Cryphia algae,
and also algae, as I previously imagined it.

Not really about fishing, though... Today, Cryphia algae (left) and C. receptricula (right) emerged from the caterpillars caught in the spring.
According to my observations, the receptacles are slightly larger. They differ from the alga by the angle between the dark stripe and the costal edge of the lane. Also, all the receptacles I met had reddish dots near the apex of the lane.

Birthplace of caterpillars:
C. receptricula - Crimean Azov region, north - West of Semisotka village, Alibay tract, May 7.
C. algae-Crimea, Feodosia, Primorskiy settlement, April 10.

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Yes, in Crimea, a week ago, a female Prionus coriarius in a beech forest, ready to lay eggs

This post was edited by Pleco - 16.07.2010 20: 58

night from 16 to 17 and from 17 to 18 July on the light.

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17.07.10. Kiev region, Obukhov district, S. M. Dmitrovichi. . From 21-30 to 04-00. In the afternoon +34, after 01-00 very heavy dew, the sheets were wet, clear, calm.Years good, a lot of small things, beetles, a few beetles took, here is the result.

1-pouch holder sp

2-A.limacodes

3-Z.pyrina

4-H.gallii
5-Sph.pinastri
6-Deilephila porcellus
7-M.tiliae

8-T.batis
9-T.or
10-D.falcataria
11-D.curvatula
12-S.harpangula

13-M.alternata
14-Ch.clathrata
15-T.arenacearia
16-P.dolabraria
17-B.betularia
18-Ascotis selenaria
19-E.atomaria
20-C.pusaria

21-Ch.viridata
22-Th.fimbrialis

23-C.albipunctata
24-C.punctaria
25-Scopula immorata
26-S.virgulata
27-S.marginepunctata
28-I.muricata
29-I.rusticata
30-I.dimidiata
31-I.aversata

32-S. chenopodiata
33-X. ferrugata
34-X. quadrifasiata
35-C. bilineata
36-P. comitata
37-E. saliceata
38-P. alchemillata
39-E. linariata
40-E.?selinata-most likely it is, but after drying I will look
again 41-E. centaureata
42-E. millefoliata-more than a dozen, I chose good heels
43-E. succentauriata

44-N.dromedarius
45-P.gnoma
46.Pt.capucina
47-Pt.cucullina
48.S.fagi

49-C.coryli
50-A.leporina
51-A.rumicis
52-C.ligustri
53-C.algae
54-C.fulminea
55-A.funesta
56-Ph.viridaria
57-R.sericealis
58-M.confusa
59-A.gamma
60-A.trplasia
61-E.trabealis
62-D.pygarga
63-P.candidula
64-E.minutata
65-C.fraudatrix
66-A.pyramidea
67-.H.viriplaca
68-P.umbra
69-Hoplodrina ?blanda
70-A.furvula
71-I.retusa
72-I.sybtusa
73-C.trapezina
74-A.ophiogramma
75-M.literosa-первый раз ловлю
76-Mesapamea sp.
77-A.fucosa / lucens these two still don't know how to distinguish
78-H. ultima
79-A. geminipuncta-new to me
80-A. neurica/dissoluta-if there is a second, then also new
81-H. trifolii
82-L. w-latinum
83-L. thalassina
84-L. contigua
85-Lacanobia suasa
86-L, oleracea
87-M. persicariae
88-S. rivularis
89-H. compta
90-M.ferrago
91-A.putris
92-O.plecta
93-N.interposira
94-N.janthina
95-X.c-nigrum
96-A.segetum
97-A.exclamationis

98-L.monacha

99—E.clorana

100-T.senex
101-L.quadra
102-Eilema complana
103-E.lutarella
104-W.casta
105-Ph.fuliginosa
106-S.lubricipeda
107-H.cunea
108-D.sannio

Here are beetles that are for colleagues, crunchers in my opinion cool

And this is what I took


This post was edited by svm2 - 07/19/2010 18: 37

Here are beetles that are for colleagues, crunchers in my opinion cool

Crustaceans (which are not crustaceans, but lamelliferous mustaches from another family - Bolboceratidae) are really very good: Bolbelasmus unicornis (brown, larger) and Odontaeus armiger (black, with a movable horn)

Thank you, of course, I'm not really into beetles, but a colleague enlightened me on this point, especially since I caught the female of the first one last year at the Bukrin, and the females of the second one in the same place about a month and a half ago

He reminded me of a similar dung beetle, also black , caught once on the KMV - with two thin, long horns! - tell me if you can according to this "description"!

Onthophagus taurus ?

... or Onthophagus illyricus ?
http://www.google.ru/imgres?imgurl=http://...%26tbs%3Disch:1

Exactly. Somehow it doesn't look diagnostic.

Zhenya what is the name of the dragonfly with striped wings?She is already flying,on July 17, I caught a couple near the Moscow district.Does she have females without black spots?

This post was edited by Liparus - 07/20/2010 14: 35

Zhenya what is the name of the dragonfly with striped wings?She is already flying,on July 17, I caught a couple near the Moscow district.Does she have females without black spots?

Sympetrum pedemontanum. Wow! And where is it - "near the Moscow district"? It would be more precise... It is possible in a personal account or e-mail, so as not to clog up here. Thank you in advance.

Their females also have spots on their wings. But we still have 6 species of Sympetrum with mostly transparent wings, and most of them are already flying.

good evening to all! Caught here on kronovaya here is such a handsome guy. Moldova 23,07,2010
What do you think is the best copy for the collection? http://www.cerambyx.uochb.cz/

This post was edited by london-27.07.2010 10: 42

Trichoferus pallidus-I think the find is quite good!!! Moreover, for Moldova, the 2007 version of M. L. Danilevsky's list does not mention the species, although the latter version does (according to an oral report from Rippera).

This post was edited by Elizar - 25.07.2010 20: 38

Greetings colleagues!
I just wanted to find out something for myself...just above, I unsubscribed to the account of Trychoferus Pallidus, and as I understood, no one caught it. A. Zubov provided any additional information about this species or not?
ATO needs to run to the Institute of Microbiology to add to the list

On the list of barbels in Europe (www.cerambycidae.net Several interesting species were collected in Moldavia by A. Zubov (personal message, 2007): Cortodera villosa villosa, Trichoferus pallidus (Kozhushna), T. campestris (Mikuetz), Clytus lama (Gyrbovetz), Dorcadion cinerarium cinerarium (Rezeny), Theophilea subcylindricollis (Reseny, Kishinev), Calamobius filum (Kozhushna, Pedurja Domnjaske, Plajul Faguluj)"... So you need to ask Rippera - does he have any proof???

good evening to all! Caught here on kronovaya here is such a handsome guy. Moldova 23,07,2010
What do you think is the best copy for the collection?

So you copied the photo from here,maybe you have another one
http://www.cerambyx.uochb.cz/tripall.htm