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17.05.2013 13:54, Vlad Proklov

I quickly skated for leaf eaters (I scored 40-50 pieces, everyone should have enough).
I didn't see any eggs (however, I didn't really look for them-it was very hot, and I forgot my cap ))
Well, mnemosyne still clicked, now in chesnak =)

Leaf eaters sit on three cruciferous plants: a shepherd's bag (I can determine this one myself), and two more species that I photographed (there is a topic on this forum about determining plants?). On one of them they meet en masse, I collected it - but, unfortunately, while driving home it turned into a rag. Resuscitation procedures in the form of a glass of water did not bring results

Still beetles were seen on some grain, it is also collected, dry. But maybe it's just a random finding. Indeed, in the mass, they only sit on one cruciferous plant.

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18.05.2013 12:09, AGG

from 14 to 16 signed up with Ilya = I. roK. ez for a free blood donation to the Komarov Foundation of the Lipetsk region.

first night-mixed forest, swamp, blueberry, wild rosemary. during the day, there is a mass of mendiki on the pines, 1 piece flew to the light of the current. I picked up eggs, if they are not cooked (during the day +3X, and in the car under +50 or more), then I will output them. the current rosemary begins to bloom. there are some dasithids grazing on it.

pleased: heaps of Peridea anceps, 1 pc Minucia lunaris (no one pecked at the light, no one pecked at the "stinky") carabuses: avcensis (more than 30 pcs in 10 glasses and just rummaged through the forest and in the tent), shcheglova (4 pcs, one tried to drag a pyadenu from the screen), marginalis and prorchaya husk. by butterflies b. h. standard late spring set.

landed: clouds of mosquitoes and" fucking moth "Episcythrastis tetricella (thanks Ilya U for the definition), eat, drink, smoke and everything else had to be done in constant motion otherwise the "beavers" gnawed

so there are not enough photos

the second night-a dry meadow with a striking variety of grasses, on one side the old town of Voronezh, on the other a frail dry swamp.

night: a mass of raspberry cocoonworms, "fucking moth", Pseudoips prasinana, various pyadenki, Egira conspicillaris of all colors and shades.

we were pleased: in the first minutes, a single proserpine flew in

, strange cerures, a sleeping male Scolitantides orion, a female Bena bicolorana

landed: see above....

and added vipers to this set

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19.05.2013 17:32, vasiliy-feoktistov

Today, I spontaneously rushed to the Vladimir region in the morning to a previously chosen place.
19.05.2013 Vladimir region, Petushinsky district, okr. der. Old Pools.
I even forgot my camera at home, so there will only be photos of beetle fees.
From butterflies met the standard set:
Papilio machaon Linnaeus, 1758
Anthocharis cardamines (Linnaeus, 1758)
Pieris napi (Linnaeus, 1758)
Gonepteryx rhamni (Linnaeus, 1758)
Colias hyale (Linnaeus, 1758)
Lycaena phlaeas (Linnaeus, 1761)
Celastrina argiolus (Linnaeus, 1758)
Callophrys rubi (Linnaeus, 1758)
Flies in a small number of Aglia tau, (Linnaeus, 1758)
Myrmidons did not meet at all, although there is a lot of broom there and it blooms with might and main (apparently too early).
By beetles:
A lot of Chalcophora mariana (Linnaeus, 1758) Collected a series so that if anyone needs: then at the congress I will provide

Many Upis ceramboides (Linnaeus, 1758)
Xylotrechus rusticus (Linnaeus, 1758) is already taking off a little: isn't it a little early?
Well, and other common beetles at this time.
Well, for a snack, the most pleasant thing:
He collected a single female Oxymirus cursor (Linnaeus, 1758)

. What I am happy about is indescribable (who knows this beetle-will understand why).
Well that's all there is to it:

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21.05.2013 11:43, Dmitry Vlasov

Due to the blockage at work (preparation for the MDM (International Museum Day), I didn't go out to the woods for about a week.
Having successfully survived the "Night of Museums", on May 19, I collected myself in parts and went to Zavolzhsky Bory to take a walk and relax.
The most abundant of the entomofauna were: diptera-thick-legged mosquitoes and blood-sucking mosquitoes and purple alder leaf beetles, of which there are a lot in the vicinity of Yaroslavl. Since the places are well-trodden, I just walked around and looked for something interesting... From the taken: 2 pieces of Chrysomela cuprea and one Gonotropis dorsalis, natryas magdalisov, which the closest examination turned out to be quite ordinary M. phlegmatica. I found a fresh beaver, tried to "scratch" it, but without success... Apparently beaver "fleas" leave the corpse.
20-spontaneously rushed to Pereslavl, to remove traps along the edge of the coast, because the opportunity turned up. Despite periodically drizzling rain (and in Yaroslavl half a day it rained heavily), along the way, I mowed and picked up dead wood. But going in a hurry I forgot my camera, so only the report...
I'll post the result of collecting traps later (I haven't analyzed it yet), but I found a good population of Pterostichus aterrimus, which is good news. I also found THREE new beetle species (one of those that I immediately identified) for the region:
Plagionotus arcuatus, Entomoscelis adonidis, Lixus sp. (small without extended elytra-trapped). I found a rapeseed leaf beetle on a cereal leaf - I was looking for adonis or cruciferous plants nearby - I didn't find them... Where it came from and what it develops on is not clear...

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26.05.2013 21:18, Maksim M.

Summary of a modest report for May-month.Several times I went with the screen on the terr. Kaluga region, everything is like everyone else,but I was surprised that especially often in 2013 the screen was empty, finally, I put soil traps in interesting biotopes, although I don't like such methods - for 2 convexus and a couple of glabratus and hortensis-500-OTHER banals-it's unfortunate..But on Saturday 25.05. about a pile of 2-year-old logs sat on the hand of an unusual sculpture, when examining the flowering bushes of red elderberry caught 2 more, - only 3 pcs, 2 males and a female, a complete set.V-lepturakh-looked and identified by the photo of Mr. Bianor.It turned out-this is Oedecnema dubia, photo attached.
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27.05.2013 14:45, mikee

Kasimovsky district of the Ryazan region. Unfortunately, no photos. I didn't have time for serious fishing, so I just indulged

This year, there is an outbreak of reproduction of Tyria jacobaeae. They fly literally through all the forest clearings and right near my house. But it is interesting that none of them came to light, although last year they flew near Volgograd. Maybe I just didn't wait, because I rolled up at 12 in the morning.
Flew yolks-myrmidons, while not enough. Podaliriyas are also not numerous, but perhaps they just didn't catch your eye, because the lilac trees in the village have already faded. I saw a couple of Hemaris sp., badly killed, so I didn't bother to catch them and sort them out. Something early they... There are numerous fresh swallowtails that fly together with dawns. Hawthorns have begun to fly out, although they are mostly still in their pupae. Of the Lycaenidae, there are many years of raspberries and only a few L. phlaeas were caught
at night for light years of little interest. A huge number of raspberry cocoonworms and isolated Phyllodesma tremulifolium. In the mass of linden hawkmoth, single-pine, one - small wine and proserpine. There should also be eye-shaped ones, but I just didn't wait for them. The only type of bear is fuliginosa. Very few scoops and moths. Individual tufts are zigzag, vinula and gnome/tremula.

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28.05.2013 21:55, vasiliy-feoktistov

Today I went to my favorite place in the ROC. der. Old Omutischi, Petushinsky district, Vladimir region to feed the feisty" Meshchersky " mosquitoes and other midges of which there is plenty: just a paradise for a dipterologist

. With the exception of these small details, I can say that the trip was a success: I was very pleased with the discovery of Poecilonota variolosa (Paykull, 1799) and another female Oxymirus cursor (Linnaeus, 1758)

. Otherwise, the beetle fauna is quite common, and Calcophora mariana has not seen any today, although a week ago I was waving away mosquitoes. Apparently the lousy weather is taking its toll.
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UPD: I edited the post as I forgot to ask yesterday: what is the dragonfly in my hand in photo 11? Just yesterday, I observed a mass flight of this large and easy-to-handle species (you could literally collect it with your fingers).

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