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22.06.2016 18:36, Vlad Proklov

Vlad, while the leaflet with the (presumably) specific name corresponding to the name of two entomologists near Moscow, one of whom recently defended his PhD, is waiting for you in the definition, I want to ask-how is it in the MO with Clepsis consimilana? and at the same time with others from the 8th region, whom I have not yet caught-neglectana, rogana and rolandriana?

Yes, I remember about your celifa =)
I need to sit down and take a look - but you understand that I don't know Anatolika (or whatever her name is) either. So all I can do is light up Razovsky and open a lepiforum - and then say with a smart look, " we need to cook, however!" But you need to take a look, of course.

With C. consimilana-nothing. It seems to be one of those species found in the steppes -- and, suddenly, in the northwest. Other similar examples include Polyommatus damon, Scopula decorata, and the grasshopper Platycleis montana.

rogana is found in Kaluga and Tula
oblectana is the closest in Penza
rolandriana is an old find in Konobeyevo.

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14.07.2016 22:36, lampra

Good Evening to all, as always a small report on the trip to France
Nationalpark Mercantour, namely, I stopped in Saint-Martin-Vésubie was there for 5 days from June 28 to July 3 and climbed everything in the area of 20 km.
It was as always very hot and unfortunately there are not many beetles, the places and views are certainly very beautiful, but I would like to collect something.
In general, I was not happy with this place because of the complexity of the routes, but oh well, I only spoimal 2exc Carabus solieri clairi and 2exc C. convexus is very small.
Then I was upset that there was almost no material and went to Italy to the village of Marmora (Hribet Valle Maira) there I stayed for another 4 days and went home 3 days earlier than planned, there were almost no beetles, the first time I did not find more than one Karabus.
In Italy, however, there was a huge number of diurnal butterflies, including Apollons (Mnemosyne Massa and Phoebus are not uncommon).
Some Photos.

Saint-Martin-Vésubie