Crimea, Ukraine, Belarus and Moldova

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16.10.2012 13:05, А.Й.Элез

If you divide the topic by year, then all the years, except for the current one that is being updated, will quickly move to the rear, and not all of them are close, but separately, and then it will be difficult to search for them. You can, of course, create a sub-forum "Fishing Reports", but then you will have to block the creation of new topics in it, among which the annual reports would again get lost. In my opinion, it is still more convenient to have a single topic, it is not so bloated yet, everything is chronological here, you can easily find out what was caught and where in different years in the first week of June when preparing for departure.

And if you want to link your report thematically, you can put a link to it in another topic at the same time as the report, which is easier.

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18.10.2012 12:37, Hierophis

Yesterday I took a short walk for blackthorn, wild rose, moss for terrariums, as well as just to admire the unusual situation-the African humid air at the end of October

The length of the route is about 25 km, in one of the gullies in the Ingul River system.

In general, the situation is quite unusual, because of the total drought throughout the summer, there are practically no seeds, there is no grass cover, there are no traces of mice.
After the recent rains, many plants hurriedly started to grow and began to bloom.
From insects there are a lot of dragonflies, occasionally butterflies-pigeons, whiteflies, jaundice, vanessa atalanta, scoops, occasionally blackbirds crawl, there are various wasps, babblers, ants swarm, as well as a lot of ant species are active, reapers collect scant seeds, and mostly drag even some sticks and pieces of plants into the nest, formics run, even benunki got out! but here there are practically no erect wings, only occasionally-locusts, very rarely.

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18.10.2012 12:46, Hierophis

And among these photos, you can see the village that is located at the mouth of the beam. So that's how I want to call this landscape "The landowner and his serfs"

History makes a circle? )))

I also really liked the bold caterpillar on the milkweed, three weeks ago there were a lot of them, but now I only noticed one. And I thought that after all, my mother probably told her that you need to eat faster and eat more to pass the first stage of the Great Transformation before the second half of October, so it is customary for the traditions of our ancestors, but this caterpillar decided to put on the System, and see what the opportunistic caterpillars will never see

. successfully passed her transformation and then in the spring all her peers burst with envy )))

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22.10.2012 15:58, svm2

20.10.12 Kiev region, Mironovsky district, between Ulanyki and Khodorov (49 55’ 19’, 031 11’ 01’),V. Sergienko and I. Kostyuk 18-00 to 23-00, warm weather, heavy fog fell around 23.
Lasiocampidae
Poecilocampa populi

Geometridae
Chloroclysta siterata
Epirrita sp.
Operophtera brumata

Agriopis aurentiaria
Erannis defoliaria
Colotois pennaria

Notodontidae
Ptilophora plumigera-in bulk

Noctuidae
Amphipyra livida

Asteroscopus sphinx
Allophyes oxyacanthae

Helicoverpa armigera

Tiliacea aurago
Agrochola litura
Ag.helvola
Ag.macilenta
Conistra vaccinii
C.rubiginea
C.erythrocephala
Lithophane ornitopus
Griposia aprilina

Agrotis segetum

A few photos from And Kostyuk and a couple worse than mine

Look to your right...

and to the left...

there are hundreds of them

participants

this is on the one hand, on the side of the lamps no less, and this is not the end of fishing, and this is all plumigers

a few of these wasps have arrived

and what did you take away for yourself

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27.10.2012 22:44, Hierophis

I ran out to get some blackthorn again today

The weather was good for summer, the temperature was approx. 18C, and most importantly, there were as many butterflies as I probably didn't see this summer. In the mass flew golubenki and zheltushki, admirals, burdocks, whiteflies of all sorts, scoops, a lot of shrews and the most common murmurers-tinder.
The plants have bloomed since the recent rains, and butterflies, babblers, and honeybees feed on them.
Butterflies are just trying to mate, but at the same time the plants are not far behind and are trying to "jump on the outgoing train", blooming flowers that could not bloom in the summer.
There are practically no mice, just a trophic catastrophe. Many animals lost their food.
The remaining bochags are full of frogs, mostly small ones, there are still snakes, and even the Crimean and green lizards seem to have gone to bed.
Again, the drought is felt, it is dry under the stones and there are not enough woodlice, well, nothing, tomorrow it should pour thoroughly, the main thing is that it does not freeze later

The first picture turned out to be straight in the style of "find a butterfly in a photo".

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