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04.08.2007 17:53, Nilson

Today I went to the Lindulovskaya larch grove (Leningrad region), planted under Peter the Great. Pleasant forest, small river, moderately rough terrain. In wet places - various small carabids, like Notiophilus, Elaphrus, from butterflies-a couple of erebia, P. c-album and other banal stuff.
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20.08.2007 13:16, Sparrow

The first one.... I returned from a week-long trip to Meshchera to collect nitens. Nitens apparently never came out - sooooo hot and dry-forests are burning everywhere. In the fields I collected spiders of the genus Agriope, which is very strange because I haven't seen them outside the steppes before.
Traps in the nitens meadows yielded a few ground beetle larvae - I don't know which ones.
Traps in birch forests - pitted pterostichus and Carabus hortensis, Carabus granulatus, Cychrus caraboides - 1 piece, Saperda carcharias and so on for small things.
Chlaenius tristis was caught near the shores of lakes, but I never found a homophron, although I dug up all the banks near those ponds and lakes where I swam.
There were quite a few Catocala fraxini but shabby 0_0 so I took one just for statistics.

20.08.2007 13:23, Ilia Ustiantcev

Where were you?"

20.08.2007 13:26, Sparrow

Ryazan region-Line: Radovitsky mokh-Spas-klepiky

20.08.2007 13:56, mikee

As always, I had fun at the weekend near Kasimov. On the night from Friday to Saturday, there was little interesting (from my point of view): 1 fraxini and a couple of some rather large dead eaters. On Saturday, after reading Anthicus-a, I went to the local oak forest to look for osmoderma eremita, and suddenly? smile.gif I didn't find it, but quite unexpectedly I found a wild amount of Catocala sponsa (previously, I'll post it later for identification). Given that I hadn't seen her before, my hands were shaking when I caught her first... Then I caught 100 of them, chose more or less whole ones, and let the rest go. It seems that I was a week late, because most of them have torn wings or a worn cephalothorax : - (Along the way, I got 2 fraxini and another Catocala that I couldn't catch :-((( On the night from Saturday to Sunday, I went swimming with my wife on a forest lake. At the same time, it turned out that C.fraxini is much more productive to catch directly from the car-you drive along a forest road with a high beam at a speed of 10 km / h, so they fly from all over the forest. You stop and literally take it with your hands. Unfortunately, they are also battered, although not very much (local cracks on the wings). Myrmidons of years end, flew hyale. Flying second (?) Boloria dia generation, caught small worn swallowtail, single atalanta, C-album, urticae, translucent mother-of-pearl... I found a swallowtail caterpillar in the woods and moved it to my yard, eating like crazysmile.gif, I must say, the season is ending.

20.08.2007 13:57, Frantic

Hello everyone. We went with Arkhipus to the Lipetsk region to catch Tomocarabus marginalis and Eucarabus stscheglowi. We lived near the Don. They set traps in the steppe areas, in the pine forest and in the deciduous forest. The worst result, oddly enough, was given by deciduous forest (mainly oak). Only Carabus Canciatus and Granulatus (old, broken individuals) were caught there. Goldfinches and Marginals (in a small, alas, number) were caught on the settled edge of a coniferous and deciduous forest. Along the way, we caught all sorts of pleasant little things, from which it is necessary to note Omofrons, Leistus and not at all frequent reddish-brown Harpalus, which lives exclusively on the sands. He was caught at night with lanterns on the sand dunes. Barbels and goldfinches were not seen at all. They found a crushed Dorcus roguelike. I'll post photos of the places later.

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22.08.2007 18:51, Zhuk

Report on Elton in Insect Images smile.gif. Everyone get smart!

26.08.2007 19:06, Ilia Ustiantcev

And can someone thread here, or by creating the appropriate topic in the "Images" section, post photos of non-daytime butterflies flying in the ER from mid-October to March?

26.08.2007 19:15, Pavel Morozov

Photos?
Do you know how many of them there are?

26.08.2007 19:26, Pavel Morozov

If you are interested in wintering, then these are, of course, scoops. Xylena vetusta, Xylena exoleta, род Conistra, Scoliopteryx libatrix, Eupsilia transversa, род Lithophane.

Last extremely warm winter, light gray moths flew (see the photo in one of the issues). Entomology.ru).
In the snow and frost, nothing like this will fly in the middle of winter. The flight of butterflies in the middle zone is limited by the following time frames-from the appearance of thawed areas to the establishment of snow cover. In winter, butterflies can only be seen as individuals that are wintering in entrances, attics, etc.
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26.08.2007 19:59, Pavel Morozov

Sorry, leafs. I'm not interested, so I'm confused.
Erannis defoliaria from the 20th of September in parks and gardens. Also Operotera brumata and fagata. They fly just before the snow cover is established. Butterflies are common. Personally, I have been catching fleeced fish since the end of September (just in Moscow, in the Mozhaisk district). Brumata and fagata in the mass since the beginning of October in the same place. How did I collect them? I went out with the dog for a walk early in the morning and collected butterflies that flew into the light from the walls of the entrance.
Larerannis orthogrammaria has been flying in Moscow since late September. An introduced species from Japan. Perhaps they brought some seedlings with them. It has already spread well in Moscow for several years. Available in Losiny Ostrov, Timiryazevsky Park, Kuskovsky Park, Izmailovsky Park. You can get about fifty in a day.
From the beginning of September (in the mass - at the end) of years in Epirrita autumnata
From the middle of September - Colotois pennaria. These two types are also common in the west of Moscow.

26.08.2007 20:07, Pavel Morozov

Poplar cocoonworms Poecilocampa populi fly in deep autumn-the first half of October is accurate.
Since mid-September, Diloba coeruleocephala is common.
Another cool autumn crested butterfly is Ptilophora plumigera.

28.08.2007 13:06, entomolog

Why don't my bindweeds fly to the light? frown.gif

A week ago, on 22.08.2007, in the Belgorod region, from 22.00 to 4.00 at t 22-24C, 32 Sphinx convolvuli flew to the stab DRL-250, all fresh (18 females, 14 males, from greed I took 7 pairs). And to them zero Hyles livornica, 1 fly-around male Hyles euphorbiae, 1 male Laothoe populi, 6 battered Catocala fraxini and a pair of Catocala nupta.

28.08.2007 14:01, omar

Sphinx convolvuli has the generic name already changed?

28.08.2007 14:03, lepidopterolog

Now it belongs to the river Agrius.

28.08.2007 16:39, omar

Well, I'm talking about that...

28.08.2007 22:02, entomolog

Sphinx convolvuli has the generic name already changed?

There is an opinion that Agrius convolvuli will be correct.
But I use the old one out of habit, giving you the opportunity to shine with erudition. wink.gif

29.08.2007 8:29, omar

The brilliance of my erudition has nothing to do with it. It's just that you mislead people in this way, for example, a gentleman as weak in butterflies as I am. frown.gif
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29.08.2007 11:57, entomolog

The brilliance of my erudition has nothing to do with it. It's just that you're misleading people in this way, for example, a gentleman as weak in butterflies as I am. frown.gif

I apologize to anyone I misled.
A photo of the bed sheet as compensation:

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29.08.2007 16:39, Zhuk

A photo of the bed sheet as compensation:

And caught something where?

29.08.2007 16:57, Ilia Ustiantcev

They said it was in the Belgorod region. And on the sheet most of the scoops-helicoverpa armigera, hawkmoth-convolvulus and euphorbia?

29.08.2007 17:02, Zhuk

They said it was in the Belgorod region. And on the sheet most of the scoops-helicoverpa armigera, hawkmoth-convolvulus and euphorbia?

Ah, tachnyak smile.gif. Hawkmoth-convolvulus and euphorbia yes.gif

02.09.2007 23:48, Шастик

Ah, tachnyak smile.gif. Hawkmoth-convolvulus and euphorbia yes.gif

I've never seen so many euphorbias and bindweeds.Although I basically didn't go so much on night fishing trips, but even in those times that I went, only a few instances were found.I also want so many convolvulus plants, especially Euphorbiaceae!!!! weep.gif

07.09.2007 17:30, Ilia Ustiantcev

Can you tell me how to look for butterfly pupae in the ground? (where, what and how to dig)

13.09.2007 16:47, Ilia Ustiantcev

Please tell me something about the big night peacock's eye:
1. Where it occurs in Russia
2. The northernmost point of its location
is 3. How far do males fly when they smell a female
4. Is it possible (theoretically) to meet in the Ministry of Defense
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5. How does the border between the middle lane and the south generally run?
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And where does the briseida occur in MO?

13.09.2007 17:07, lepidopterolog

1. In the south, most often found in the Caucasus.
3. Take a look at Fabre's smile.gif
4. Unlikely
5. Usually, the middle zone is considered to be a zone of mixed forests, bounded on the north by the taiga zone, and on the south by the steppes (Belgorod, Kursk, Voronezh, Saratov regions and further east).

Briseida is not in the Ministry of Defense - we have nothing to do with her smile.gif
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13.09.2007 17:26, Vlad Proklov

Please tell me something about the big night peacock's eye.

There was one specimen caught in Tula - but it was clearly either arrived by train itself, or someone from the Caucasus brought it. I don't know where its real northern border is.

About briseida Lepidopterist exhaustively said smile.gif
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15.09.2007 15:17, Шастик

Please tell me something about the big night peacock's eye:
1. Where it occurs in Russia
2. The northernmost point of its location
is 3. How far do males fly when they smell a female
4. Is it possible (theoretically) to meet in the Ministry of Defense
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5. How does the border between the middle lane and the south generally run?
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And where does the briseida occur in MO?


1) In Russia, it will be found, but the further north it is, the more likely it is that you will catch it.
2)I don't know about the sorry dot.
3)On the smell of the female if I'm not mistaken leyatyat with 1 km.
4)Theoretically, you can meet in MO, the most important thing is to find the old garden.Preferably pear, but plum will also work.
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15.09.2007 16:47, Sparrow

on the advice of shastik, you can catch somewhere on Novaya zemlya...)
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15.09.2007 16:50, Zhuk

15.09.2007 17:07, Vlad Proklov

The northern border of S. pyri is supposed to run somewhere along the Kursk and Belgorod regions, but it doesn't exist in the Moscow region.

16.09.2007 13:57, Ilia Ustiantcev

What about apopestes spectrum in Russia and the Moscow Region?

16.09.2007 14:07, Vlad Proklov

What about apopestes spectrum in Russia and the Moscow Region?

No way. This is a very southern view.

16.09.2007 14:28, Ilia Ustiantcev

Not even in the Caucasus?! In the Crimea, it seems there is. Does the grim scoopie have about the same distribution as the pear-shaped saturnia?

16.09.2007 14:55, Vlad Proklov

Not even in the Caucasus?! In the Crimea, it seems there is. Does the grim scoopie have about the same distribution as the pear-shaped saturnia?

In the Crimea there is, on the Southern Coast - but, say, for Dagestan is not given. And I didn't find any instructions for the Caucasus anywhere, so I don't know if it's there.

I also don't know if there is a Mormo maura in the south of the European part (in the Caucasus, for sure). Perhaps it does not go as far north in Russia as the pear saturnia.
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16.09.2007 17:33, Ilia Ustiantcev

Can you tell me how night butterflies fly now (autumn - warm days of winter)? All night or just the first few (how many?) hours?

16.09.2007 19:35, Pavel Morozov

Can you tell me how night butterflies fly now (autumn - warm days of winter)? All night or just the first few (how many?) hours?

mostly until 23: 00
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21.09.2007 11:44, guest: Elizar

Briefly about fishing during the Congress in Krasnodar. Because of the dryness, there was almost nothing, but after the rain that passed on September 13 in the evening and at night in parks, I dialed:
Carabus exaratus -1
Dorcus parallelepipedus -1
Calathus sp-a bunch
of Nebria sp. - 2
And also some nutcracker, a lot of Anthicidae, Hololepta plana -1, in tinder boxes-black bodies and mushrooms, under the bark of poplar collected a pupa Cucujus. In the mountains of Adygea on September 15:
Carabus exaratus -3 (one of them in the mountains, two near the Belaya River)
Car. circassicus - many
C convallium -1
Cychrus aeneus starci
Nebria sp. a lot of White River on the shallows (similar to our N. livida)
Well, a bunch of small things...
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30.09.2007 0:29, Victor Titov

I understand that not quite in the "topic". But who else can I share my exciting observations with? Images from field trips. Yaroslavl region, Rostov region, Melenki village.
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30.09.2007 0:39, Zhuk

These beavers(and maybe someone else) I have in the Ruz district. already all the willows on the banks have been mowed down!!! weep.gif Right at least at night with a gun to go, machit these creatures! mad.gif

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