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17.04.2016 2:21, Vlad Proklov

Today in Moscow, snow fell briefly in some places, for example, in Zelenograd)

Holy shit.
Mid-April my ass!

17.04.2016 11:02, Ilia Ustiantcev

Holy shit.
Mid-April my ass!


There is a chance that on Friday it will be even worse!)) Nothing, the main thing is that the heat release from the southeast is realized on May days, and let some people freeze! tongue.gif

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28.04.2016 17:44, Pavel Morozov

Today, not far from the Krylatskoye metro station on Marshal Timoshenko Street, a male eastern May crunch was lying around, unsuccessfully fighting with someone's shoe. I also came across a few of the same Carabus nemoralis.

After all, they deliberately put pressure on you. Definitely.
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29.04.2016 9:30, Sergey Feoktistov

beer.gif Oh, on my territory.

29.04.2016 9:58, Ilia Ustiantcev

By the way, in continuation of the offtop from the Ural theme-no one knows in the MO a more or less large vereshchatnik located not in a swamp (not like Gennadich's in Poplar)?

29.04.2016 12:08, Pavel Morozov

By the way, in continuation of the offtop from the Ural theme-no one knows in the MO a more or less large vereshchatnik located not in a swamp (not like Gennadich's in Poplar)?

In Tugolesye. This immediately comes to mind. Straight along the railway on the southern side, slightly forward in the direction of Voimezhnoye.

I also remembered a good vereshchatnik near Luzhkov not far from GNP-see the picture.
How many Callophrys rubi were there along the sandy clearing!

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29.04.2016 12:08, AVA

By the way, in continuation of the offtop from the Ural theme-no one knows in the MO a more or less large vereshchatnik located not in a swamp (not like Gennadich's in Poplar)?


About 15-20 years ago, on the way to Dubna, something similar was seen. Exactly that not in a swamp, but in a sparse pine forest. There are even yagelniki there.
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29.04.2016 13:53, Михалис

Not quite in the subject, but about the heather-here it is at the foot of Mount Beshtau, Kavminvody.

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29.04.2016 14:08, Vlad Proklov

Shikaaarny heather!

29.04.2016 15:11, Ilia Ustiantcev

About 15-20 years ago, on the way to Dubna, something similar was seen. Exactly that not in a swamp, but in a sparse pine forest. There are even yagelniki there.


This is very interesting, it would be more precise, and that direction on the one hand is very poor, although poorly studied, on the other - the most interesting ones are there (not counting the swamps, where I probably won't climb...) it is pine forests, since they are the only areas, according to the forest map, similar to Meshcherskie, but located outside Meshchera. I know for sure, thanks to all sorts of Yandex-Wikimapies, that such forests sometimes run along the southern bank of the Dubna River between the mouth of the Veli and the R-112 road, but you can't get there.

29.04.2016 15:18, Ilia Ustiantcev

Not quite in the subject, but about the heather-here it is at the foot of Mount Beshtau, Kavminvody.


In a photo like spring? And the heather? Maybe it's Erica (carnea)? Not a new view for the region, by any chance?

29.04.2016 16:02, I.roK.ez

Not quite in the subject, but about the heather-here it is at the foot of Mount Beshtau, Kavminvody.

It's like not quite, but rather we suck not heather, but low bean, also known as "wild almonds". wink.gif We will also soon have a disbanded
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01.05.2016 16:15, Михалис

It's like not quite, but rather we suck not heather, but low bean, also known as "wild almonds". wink.gif We will also be blooming soon

Yes, you're probably right. From a distance, it really looks like heather, in general, I also thought that erica (heather), but in terms of colors, if you zoom in, it really looks more like a low bean.

01.05.2016 21:18, ИНО

Without any "rather" - this is a bobovnik. And you probably don't have any heather, or if you do, it's very rare. Northern is a plant.

01.05.2016 23:11, Andrey Ponomarev

A joint expedition to the world-famous Lichens, consisting of Zhuk, lepidopterolog and myself.
We didn't go badly. Caught possibly Ethmia pyrausta, tomorrow I will shoot it and not badly distinguished themselves by beetles.
The guys found on the bank of the river Polosni some huge (about 150 cm. snake, not really, not the runner).Photo of Tolik Krupitsky.
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Mantis ooteka is fresh, and old ones were found.
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There are a lot of T-shirts on the road and in the fire pit.
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We found the grotto
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Bee with parasites
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Tolik Marusov caught a cool toddler in the park.
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There are a bunch of Gynaephora fascelina caterpillars on a broom tree
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lepidopterolog found on the road Carabus cancellatus.
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We are waiting for photos from other participants of the trip.
There's a lot of shooting tomorrow.
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01.05.2016 23:33, Hierophis

Yes, from this photo of beetles mating a little perelyak I did not happen ))
Exactly the same in our steppes today took a picture, I look and think-well, they can't have the same thing THERE (!!) as here with us, and yet yes, they are similar-but not those smile.gifAntennae are the same, but the legs, the legs are different umnik.gif jump.gif

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01.05.2016 23:38, Andrey Ponomarev

Yes, from this photo of beetles mating a little perelyak I did not happen ))
Exactly the same in our steppes today took a picture, I look and think-well, they can't have the same thing THERE (!!) as here with us, and yet yes, they are similar-but not those smile.gifAntennae are the same, but the legs, the legs are different umnik.gif  jump.gif

My beetles that mate are probably Chrysolina sturmi (Westhoff 1882), but I don't know yours.
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01.05.2016 23:56, Hierophis

So this, it turns out, is a fairly large genus of leaf beetles-Chrysoline, there are several similar ones, and maybe there is an adjacent genus similar, but they clearly differ in legs smile.gif

02.05.2016 1:39, ИНО

Pan obviously got into a great deal of conversation today, since at first he took Gennadich's beetles and his own for the same look. At least look at the color.

02.05.2016 2:25, lepidopterolog

I'll add more photos from our expedition.

Snake in the end - the Amur runner. The key word here is "Amur". His appearance in Lishnyakh will remain in the category of unexplained mysteries of our life, noting that the Tula Exotarium is located 40 km from the place of capture.

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A little more herpetology: a cute viper
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Hard way Mikey
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A couple of Dorcas got caught. It's still a little early for them.
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02.05.2016 2:44, ИНО

They didn't let Poloz go, did they?"

02.05.2016 2:57, lepidopterolog

They didn't let Poloz go, did they?"

Released of course, what to do with it-not to put it in the net smile.gif

02.05.2016 10:12, AGG

Gennadich is sturmi, and harpal is most likely rubripes

Roman (Hierophis) - this is from chrysolines, but more like Colaphus sophiae wink.gifwhat
size beetles? if 4-6 mm, then this is them

ps how I envy beer.gifyou we have rain for the second week weep.gif

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02.05.2016 12:25, Zhuk

I will also add a little. One of the most interesting things for me was the capture of Orthosia miniosa, I had not caught it before. And so one commonplace thing came to light.
During the day, a couple of taus are marked, and Adela cuprella is seen on the maple flowers. In flight, Trox sabulosus was caught.

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02.05.2016 13:54, Hierophis

Gennadich - sturmi, and harpal most likely rubripes
Roman (Hierophis) - this is from chrysolins, but more like Colaphus sophiae;) what is the size of the beetles? if 4-6 mm, then this is them

Still yes, clearly similar, same paws), and the size is yes, about 4 mm

But the Shrenk's skidder is serious, it is unlikely that the presence of an exotarium played a role here, maybe it is the discovery of an isolated population far from the range. It may be artificial, but it is very old and numerous, just like that such runners do not lie on the road umnik.gif

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02.05.2016 14:14, AGG

Roman, is there a connection with some kind of forage plant? I caught this bug only once and in the city frown.gif

02.05.2016 14:58, chebur

A joint expedition to the world-famous Lichens, consisting of Zhuk, lepidopterolog and myself.
We didn't go badly. Caught possibly Ethmia pyrausta, tomorrow I will shoot it and not badly distinguished themselves by beetles.
There are a bunch of Gynaephora fascelina caterpillars on a broom tree
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And the caterpillars of Gynaephora fascelina were not taken for breeding?

02.05.2016 16:08, Andrey Ponomarev

And the caterpillars of Gynaephora fascelina were not taken for breeding?

They took it, but why?
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02.05.2016 16:17, Andrey Ponomarev

 

It can't be this time of year. Last year's one, with exit holes.
And what kind of bronze? What is the current shape of metallica?

The ooteka is very much alive. The larvae are still there.
And the bronze can be Protaetia metallica, and maybe even cooler than Protaetia fieberi.
The beetle is collected.
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02.05.2016 16:49, chebur

They took it, but why?

Answered in PM.

02.05.2016 18:13, AGG

spot the differences http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=146431&st=0

02.05.2016 20:31, Andrey Ponomarev

Continuation of Lishnyaga 29.04-1.05.2016.
What I shot today on the balcony.
Ethmia pyrausta
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Eriocrania sparrmannella
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I don't know
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Emmelina monodactyla?
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Dermestes laniarius
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Carabus sibiricus?
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These beetles were hanging out on the trunk of a pine tree
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And finally, a new species for the Moscow region, though only in the form of butterfly remains that we found in the grotto, the photo of which is in the report above.
Triphosa dubitata (LINNAEUS, 1758)
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03.05.2016 7:48, AGG

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03.05.2016 18:42, Бабистр

I catch the light just out of curiosity. Two years ago, xanthomelas was born in the fall. But yesterday's catch broke all records! lol.gif lol.gif Has anyone ever had this experience?

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03.05.2016 23:13, ИНО

04.05.2016 20:17, Юрий352

North of the Moscow region .

"Dismantled", the other day, a compost heap.
As a result, about 17-20 bronzefish larvae were found (approximately) on 1.5 cubic meters/m of soil. By the way, in the center of the compost pile, under a layer of 50-70cm, a lump of "permafrost"(from winter) wassmile.gif.
The photo shows only part of what you found.
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I put it in a container (earth+"rot"), maybe someone will pupate(in room conditions).

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05.05.2016 18:52, Andrey Ponomarev

Poplar 4.05.2016, cool years or what.
The plum is full of animals, many have found shelter from the rain.
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This is the first time I've seen this
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This one I mowed down from the willow tree
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05.05.2016 22:37, Михалис

  
This is the first time I've seen this in Russia

What is it? Mating two-pointers or the fact that the male and female, as a rule, this color?

06.05.2016 15:50, AlexIva

I fished a little at the dacha at the beginning of the holidays. Of the daytime ones, only aurors flew, and the rest were overwintered. At night, April species gradually give way to May ones, and many fresh, high-quality specimens fly. Among other good butterflies, we managed to catch a large number of Orthosia miniosa. The sun shone for two nights and several butterflies flew in each, and there were more females than males. Thanks to such a large number of butterflies, some of their photos also turned out.
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06.05.2016 17:54, Andrey Ponomarev

What is it? Mating two-pointers or the fact that the male and female, as a rule, this color?

I thought it was two different species, but then it came down to a giraffe. lol.gif

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