Crimea, Ukraine, Belarus and Moldova

Turned up a trip to Chernivtsi, and decided to use it for fishing.
01.06 stopped near Khotyn, found some hollow



In the afternoon, a colleague caught two belarguses and nothing more interesting.At night, the year seems to be good, among the butterflies you can distinguish-a lot of triquetra, gluteosa, one umbratica flew in, a lot of bajularia.My colleague is happy with the beetles - a lot of small carabids, plastini, a couple of trox. After 12, it started raining heavily with wind and broke everything.In the morning, if the locals hadn't suggested it , I don't know when they would have left, the mud is so sticky that it completely clogged the wheels. Having left on the track, as I did not clean the wheels from dirt-it did not help,at a speed of about 60 the car started jumping like a horse, I had to go slowly to the car wash.
Since the forecast promised rain for the next two days,we decided to make a throw first near Voznesensk on the rocks, and then in the sands.

02.06 located near Trikraty


In the afternoon, a colleague picked up khrushchikov, three types of pyrgus(not mallow), but all already well-flown.
At night, the year seems to be good, but there is little interesting-in the evening a couple of glassworms flew into the light, then there were D. oo(very fresh), tanaceti, D. ulula, among the moth you can note R. vibicaria, Ph. vetulata, C. riguata that's actually all, the rest is normal. A colleague is also not very happy with the set of beetles.
Then we went to Pisky, but before reaching 30 kilometers, the circumstances turned out so that we had to urgently return to Kiev. On the way, we stopped for 15 minutes near the forest to rest, and then our eyes stick together(2500km in three days almost without sleeping for my growth is probably too heavy), and
a colleague found another deer, a large bronzer, which is without a picture (I forgot the name) and a couple of barbels.

Here is almost everything that I spread out after the trip

Here a colleague identified trox
Trox hispidus-one
Trox cadaverinus-a pair, like a rarity

On business, I went to the Vitebsk region, tried to catch a little. Solid suburban banals-limenitis in the mass, went perelivnitsy, a bunch of ordinary mother-of-pearl, checkers and pigeons. I didn't see anything unusual or rare from butterflies, but I ate strawberries - there are already red glades in the open. I picked up some beetles - obviously some ordinary ones. Both zlatki on a freshly cut pine tree. I didn't catch them at night, and at dusk there are a lot of males of the crimson cocoonworm. Storks in the fields go in droves, right behind the combine harvesters, they are not afraid of anything. Gasoline is cheaper than in the Russian Federation, no queues. In stores, everything is available and by Russian standards very cheap.

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On business, I went to the Vitebsk region, tried to catch a little. Solid banalities near Moscow Gasoline is cheaper than in the Russian Federation, no queues. In stores, everything is available and by Russian standards very cheap.

Platitudes are platitudes,but salaries would be like in the Russian Federation nemeshalo.............

Platitudes are platitudes,but salaries would be like in the Russian Federation would not be enough.............

Then you won't have anything in the stores.

12.06.2011 Kiev region. Kagarlytsky district, near the village of Voronivka on the border of an abandoned apricot orchard. Caught from 20.00 to 02.30 on the DRV 250 lamp.The weather was favorable, but at 02.30 it began to rain and had to curtail. We got to the mass departure of the cossida Parahypopta caestum-60-70 specimens probably arrived, as well as Cossus cossus and Phragmataecia castaneae were also seen. By the way, on 11.06.2011, near the village of Maryanovka, Makarovsky district, I caught Lamellocossus terebra. So I'm lucky on kossid this weekend In general flew more or less, even took a few nice things, the list is attached:

Parahypopta caestum

Drymonia velitaris
Drymonia querna

Mythymna turca
Polia bombycina

Aestornis L-nigrum

Gastropacha populifolia

From the beetles of Potosia hungarica

On the night of the lunar eclipse, 15.06.In the vicinity of Zaporozhye, at the junction of plavnevy, bayrochny forests and the steppe slope. DRL_250, DRV-160 and UV housekeeper.

Briefly on Noctuidae

Paracolax tristalis
Herminia tarsicrinalis
Zandognatha lunalis
Calyptra thalictri
Catocala fulminea
Lygephila craccae
Tyta luctuosa
Laspeyria flexula
Eutelia adulatrix
Nycteola asiatica
Moma alpium
Acontia condefacta
Acontia trabealis
Phyllophila obliterata
Eublemma purpurina
Lamprotes c-aureum
Diachrysia stenochrysis
Macdunnoughia confusa
Autographa gamma
Abrostola tripartita
Abrostola triplasia
Cucullia xeranthemi
Heliothis viriplaca
Heliothis adaucta
Helicoverpa armigera
Pyrrhia umbra
Aegle kaekeritziana
Elaphria venustula
Caradrina morpheus
?Caradrina aspersa
?Hoplodrina octogenaria
Hoplodrina ambigua
Dypterygia scabriuscula
Trachea atriplicis
?Apterogenum ypsillon
Dicycla oo
Cosmia pyralina
Oligia strigilis
Oligia latruncula
Charanyca trigrammica
Anarta trifolii
Lacanobia w-latinum
Hecatera dysodea
Hecatera bicolorata
Conisania luteago
Mythimna albipuncta
Mythimna vitellina
Mythimna l-album
Agrotis exclamationis
? Dichagyris signifera
Axylia putris
Noctua pronuba
Noctua interposita
Xestia c-nigrum

On the night of the lunar eclipse, 15.06.In the vicinity of Zaporozhye, at the junction of plavnevy, bayrochny forests and the steppe slope. DRL_250, DRV-160 and UV housekeeper.
Briefly on Noctuidae
...? Dichagyris signifera

people catch different types of Dichagyris. Eheheh.

I went to the dacha.

Yesterday I went to Bukryn,it's very hot, the moon and the wind, so it's not very old.
Here is the result
of Apoda limacodes

Zeuzera pyrina
Phramataecia castaneae

Gastropacha quercifolia
Odonestis pruni

Smerinthus ocellata
Sphinx pinastri
Deilephila elpenor
D. porcellus was the most numerous specimen. 15.

Thetea ocularis

Heliomata glarearia
Macaria liturata
Narraga fasciolaria
Ennomos erosaria
Hypomecis roboraria
H. punctinalis
Ascotis selenaria
Lomographa temerata
Pseudoterpna pruinata
Thetidia smaragdaria
Idaea ochrata - the most numerous moth-moth-10 specimens
I.humiliata
I.aversata
I.straminata
Scopula nigropunctata
S.virgulata
S.ornata
S.marginepunctata
Rhodostrophia vibicaria
Philereme vetulata
Pasiphila rectangulata

Gluphisia crenata
Cerura erminea
Spatalia argentina

Atolmis rubricollis
Eilema depressum
Amata phegea-afternoon mass
Spilosoma lutea
S. lubricipeda
Arctia villica

Bena bicolorana
Pseudoips prasinana
Moma alpium
Cryphia fraudatricula-the most numerous among the scoops-about a dozen
Catocala fulminea
Tyta luctuosa
Hypena rostralis
Phytometra viridaria
Emmelia trabealis
Pyrrhia umbra
Hoplodrina octogenaria
Eucarta virgo
Apamea monoglypha
A. remissa
Oligia strigilis
O. latruncula/versicolor
Hadula trifolii
Lacanobia w-latinum
Conisania luteago
Mythimna l-album
Noctua fimbriata
Xestia c-nigrum
X. triangulum
Eugraphe sigma
That took fresher and beetles that flew larger( though also ordinary)



In Cheverg for a couple of hours we broke out near Kiev, after the rain
there were two interesting moments-for the first time I caught a metal tube lamtodes and accidentally took one micro-I liked it, dear Djon identified it and, according to his information, it didn't seem to be given for Ukraine,I will give it to A. Bidzile University-let him sort it out.

Good night, everyone!
May the admin forgive me for offtop - I can't wait for an answer on another branch.
Maybe someone knows where you can go in the Crimea at the end of July to look for hawk moth caterpillars and catch them in the light?
And yet-maybe someone rented a cheap house in the Crimea, so that there you can temporarily settle down and catch the light.Tell me where it is better to go to the Crimea, if such a situation with fishing is possible.
In order not to load the topic with answers to my question, write to me in the personal account.
Thank you in advance!

Scoliasis of waste paper.
June 19. Ukraine, the city of Kharkiv. (on the fly)

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A little bit of aurata.
Already an area.
15.05.-18.06.11

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And more Lamellar Whiskers, caught from 11 to 18 July.Kharkiv region, Vasishchivskoe forestry.

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tin created!))

Yes, especially the aurats.
And it would be nice to see the scolium after drying, to make sure that the color is preserved well.

tin created!))

It comes from different biotopes.
July 19.Kharkiv region.

This post was edited by Liparus - 21.06.2011 23: 13

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Liparus, I don't understand, is this stuff from window traps? What is the deeper meaning of such a large number of killed Aurat, dubiy, etc.? Do you study statistics, variability, or catch them on order? I'm interested...

Scoliasis of waste paper.
June 19. Ukraine, the city of Kharkiv. (on the fly)

And in what biotope caught, maybe there are pictures?

And in what biotope caught, maybe there are pictures?

In the city, just a few meters from the main road. Nothing special, near the private sector and a clearing where acacia trees and all sorts of herbs grow. And they flew over an Apricot tree and just flew like that... In general, they should sit on some flowers. There was a swamp nearby, but there were no scolias or flowers.

Liparus, I don't understand, is this stuff from window traps? What is the deeper meaning of such a large number of killed Aurat, dubiy, etc.? Do you study statistics, variability, or catch them on order? I'm interested...

I catch it to order and add it to my collection, and the rest will be useful for someone to exchange. Aurata generally not for collection, not for statistics, etc.

Why then? Or design fame does not give you peace of mind?
http://www.zin.ru/ANIMALIA/Coleoptera/rus/brussel1.htm

Why then? Or design fame does not give you peace of mind?
http://www.zin.ru/ANIMALIA/Coleoptera/rus/brussel1.htm

Apparently, yes, he is just a designer, though landscape... But one does not interfere with the other...

Why then? Or design fame does not give you peace of mind?
http://www.zin.ru/ANIMALIA/Coleoptera/rus/brussel1.htm

That's right.

OK! OK! I really hope to see a complete masterpiece of design art in your performance based on the material shown

OK! OK! I really hope to see a complete masterpiece of design art in your performance based on the material shown

Good joke (1: 0). I hope to see you at the Comedy club.

Good joke (1: 0). I hope to see you at the Comedy club.

Don't fight, hot guys

Caught on the night of June 24-25. Kiev region, Kagarlytsky district, Voronivka village. There were a lot of butterflies, but I took a little for myself. Matronula, Purpurata and Milhauseri were very happy. Sorry for the quality.

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Ukraine, Cherkasy region. we got out here to the dacha to catch the light, not a big catch, it was raining and we flew very weakly(





This post was edited by ReAlex - 03.07.2011 23: 19

Good day to all!Who wants to see what wasps and flies I caught over the weekend?

Good day to all!Who wants to see what wasps and flies I caught over the weekend?

Come on, already upload photos of mass graves

Good day to all!Who wants to see what wasps and flies I caught over the weekend?

What's the question? Go ahead and let's see.".. They don't charge money for a look here

Come on, already post photos of mass graves

When I have time, I'll post it. Just do not judge strictly : "They are not collectible" or "Why do you need so much".

ReAlexhttp://molbiol.ru/forums/uploads/post-4892...24160_thumb.jpg can you tell me the view?

This post was edited by sciurus - 04.07.2011 12: 42

When I have time, I'll post it. Just do not judge strictly : "They are not collectible" or "Why do you need so much".

We are waiting for you!
As for: "They are not collectible" - it seems that no one said so (if someone collects, collects-it means that they are already collectible). "Why do you need so much?" - this is not a court, it's just a healthy curiosity . What if dozens and hundreds of specimens of ubiquitous and often found insects are collected for a reason? Maybe it's something worth doing, and we should do it too.

Good day to all!Who wants to see what wasps and flies I caught over the weekend?

This is a more correct approach

ReAlexhttp://molbiol.ru/forums/uploads/post-4892...24160_thumb.jpg can you tell me the view?

Noctua fimbriata

Report on a trip to the Carpathians last weekend.

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We are waiting for you!    
As for: "They are not collectible" - it seems that no one said so (if someone collects, collects-it means that they are already collectible). "Why do you need so much?" - this is not a court, it's just a healthy curiosity . What if dozens and hundreds of specimens of ubiquitous and often found insects are collected for a reason? Maybe it's something worth doing, and we should do it too.  

Short report for July 2 and 3.
Crimea, 17 km east of Yevpatoria, steppe, estuary and sea coast.

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