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06.08.2022 21:29, Andrei Dolgikh

Approximate species composition of what is currently flying at night in the Novgorod region. I didn't take hawkmoth, kay, grass and hawthorn cocoonworms. I was struck by the number of fulminations - up to a dozen were constantly beating on the screen. But those who calmed down could easily be taken by hand. Lichens, milkweeds, and ringed cocoonworms have almost disappeared. In general, last night was the night of the khokhlatok-by one o'clock in the morning, the screen was literally moving from them, and it was very difficult to pick out something small and worthwhile from this mass. On the bait-it's disgusting to look at-some single pyramids and not a single ribbon.

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20.08.2022 22:23, Andrei Dolgikh

Although the heat has come to us, but at night it's still not very fun. The lamp is now being flown mainly from tapeworms-C. fulminea, pacta and fraxini. Metalloids - A. triplasia, M. confusa, D. stenochrysis, L. c-aureum (today I came, completely fresh), A. mandarina and excelsa, and P. festucae. From the scoops - a mass of some of the Hydraecia, Diarsia, Agrochola and Xanthia. X. solidaginis and N. interposita appeared. Crested whales are mostly Clostera, Notodonta, Ptilodon, and Pheosia. Ph. bucephala arrived today. From tokopryadov-en masse flies T. sylvina. Just a giant female came.
The local frog kzhe as for work comes to me on a lantern. From my observations , after she stuffed the sixth pheosia into herself, I realized that her ass wasn't in some other dimension. Well, it can't fit so much biomaterial into one frog!!! At the same time, she apparently did not recover at all.
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29.08.2022 23:32, Andrei Dolgikh

Well, the summer ended with August's terrifying heat. From tomorrow, bypassing September, a normal October will come. So, at least, forecasters said.
From the last night's gatherings - a screen stirring from the mass of caddisflies and nasty squeaking midges. Midges are everywhere-in the nose, in the eyes, in the mouth and in the ears. Lots of bedbugs in all sorts of colors and sizes. Lots of water-loving beetles. Even 2 cool barbels came in. The main mass of scales is Xestia c-nigrum, Diachrysia stenochrysis, Dysstroma citrata of various colors, Allophyes oxyacanthae, Ennomos ssp. On the bait - all Catocala fraxini.

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