Moscow and the Moscow region

Just looked in a jar with a pupa and there Diachrysia zosimi dries the wings.
Tomorrow I'll take a picture and post it to complete the full cycle.

Here's what came out

Here's what came out

Cool!

Dear friend!
All koneshno very cool, but you did not make a mistake a little. Here are reports on trips and expeditions, and you need to go to the Maintenance and breeding of butterflies.
And then the entire Forum molami their zaspamili already

Dear and who are you? It wouldn't be bad to know who I'm bothering.
If people tell me to move, I'll do it.
Further, the dispute on this issue is no longer developed. Don't want.
Sincerely.

The more empty chatter about butterfly distribution sites and development posts with a small number of photos, the faster and easier each page loads. So go ahead, Gennadich))

It is possible that in "maintenance and breeding", not everyone will see.
And here they are right pleasing to the eyes.

Dear friend!
All koneshno very cool, but you did not make a mistake a little. Here are reports on trips and expeditions, and you need to go to the Maintenance and breeding of butterflies.
And then the entire Forum molami their zaspamili already

I went and caught it, what else do you need? We haven't seen your moths yet

ps of course, the discussed series of photos, I would duplicate in the corresponding branch with images, otherwise they will be lost

This post was edited by AGG-08/19/2016 06: 37

I went and caught it, what else do you need? We haven't seen your moths yet

ps of course, the discussed series of photos, I would duplicate in the corresponding branch with images, otherwise they will be lost

Of course, it will be lost about chom and speech. And it's hard to search for information about trips when the entire page is in many photos of one copy. "the branch line is already overloaded.
And what a stupid habit to mark "spam" all that you personally do not ndravitza, I do not understand
Sincerely,
Mykhailenko Andrey
ps. my moles I don't know how to show you - I'm here restricted in my rights for spam probably

So what Gennadich publishes, this is the most interesting thing in the Ministry of Defense. And so why are there reports describing the number of xanthomelas that have flown by read

You're completely wrong to ignore the Xanthomelas, Mr. Ostap. One seasoned perizimovavshiysya xanthomelas is much more pleasing to us than hundreds of these gooseberries of your leafworms, which hang from trees everywhere, and so strive for the collar to ripen
My suggestion above remains valid: why can't the description of the development of a particular butterfly species be moved to the appropriate topic, provided with cross-references if necessary?

So what kind of leaf wrapper is this? This is a scoop, and judging by the caterpillar, so generally a moth )

This post was edited by koty - 08/21/2016 22: 50

My brother sent me a photo taken today in Moscow near the bridge over the Small Moscow Railway Ring near Alabyan Street. Isn't that a praying mantis? Sorry for the quality, photos from mobile phones.

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Yong, my dear!

22.08.2016 rechecked pigeons in the " valley of the river Setun "(the area between Starovolynskaya St., Minskaya St. and the river Setun), argiad and dispar are not extinct yet, males of the third generation fly: argiad luxury rare, dispar slightly flown single. Such a small number inspires hope. The rest is commonplace for this point (by the way, the male pathia is still quite decent, although the species has been flying there for a month). From the banal, however, there is no daplidice / edusa, although at this time in other years it flew.

In the vicinity of Ramenskoye on the evening of 18.08.2016, a male rhino lux and two scoops of icteritia came to the light (cloud cover is zero, the moon is half the sky), nothing more.

Yong, my dear!

Views of the buildings of the hotel "Ukraine" and the government of Moscow (taken on the way to work this morning).
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Night fishing for bait. August 11, Vostryakovo station, Domodedovo district

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Almost all stages of the eight flight of moths!

Yes, it is the flight footage that, in my opinion, redeems the banality of the captured views)
Here is someone else who would explain how to make sure that the photos are not turned over in the message without the author's knowledge!?

Yes, it is the flight footage that, in my opinion, redeems the banality of the captured views)
Here is someone else who would explain how to make sure that the photos are not turned over in the message without the author's knowledge!?

Well lured! And what is the composition of the wonderful mixture? I would like to try it!

Well lured! And what is the composition of the wonderful mixture? I would like to try it!

This year I tried 4 types of bait: 1 unfiltered wheat beer+sugar; 2-melon core and sugar; 3-assorted withered fruits (nectarine, apricot, peach, grape, apple, plum)+water+sugar; 4-narsharab (sauce based on pomegranate juice). The first three are in a well-fermented state. These compositions were applied with a paint brush on four trunks separated from each other by a meter and a half. As a result, the melon core won in catchability by a large margin. On the second place - fruit assortment, on the third and fourth respectively narsharab and beer.
I also tried dry red wine, if my memory serves me correctly Chilean (?) A cabernet that suddenly swayed, possibly due to the heat, towards the vinegar. But it was mainly diptera that flew at it, and I refused it.
I know that many people will consider this a waste of time and pampering, but it was interesting to try!)

UPD: By "melon core" I mean the contents of the seed nest-the placenta and the seeds themselves.

This post was edited by Alexander73 - 08/25/2016 09: 54

https://news.mail.ru/society/26896681 But are mantises capable of wintering in our region?

Now, apparently, they can. But if someone had told me about it 10 years ago , I wouldn't have believed it for anything.

This year, the mantis was also found in Pirogovo (Mytischinsky district), in Fryazino and Buzhaninovo.

And my colleague told me the day before yesterday that at his dacha in the Yegoryevsky district he saw two and another ooteka. By the way, my nymph from the garden faded and became an adult female. My appetite is good.

This post was edited by Necrocephalus - 25.08.2016 20: 07

On August 20-22, we went with Gennadich to Lishnyagi, moving to Tugolesye on the night of 23, and on the night of 24, fishing on the peat bog in Poplar. Immediately about the overlying discussion - in Lishnyag mantises were above the roof, another flew to the light on the peat bog. Upon arrival in Lishnyagi, it was overcast, moderately warm and humid, and in this weather we went to explore the surrounding area, finding in the process a single Triphosa dubitata in the grotto, photogenic Eublemma purpurina in the grass, pink leafwort Cochylis ?flaviciliana and the weevil Cyphocleonus dealbatus, and a tornado-battered pine tree caught a lot of bark beetles Ips sexdentatus. There was nothing particularly interesting from the diaries, except for the battered corydons and a few more recent daphnis, and Lemonia taraxaci also seems to have escaped from me. By night, the weather cleared up, but the humidity was still there, so it came out very foggy (the other side of the Strip was gone by the end of the night) and the years were not so hot. I'm talking about butterflies, but with hornets, everything was more than normal - probably about a hundred pieces arrived, we killed two-thirds, then we got tired, especially after one of them stung Gennadich. (I was much more lucky - the only hornet on the entire trip bumped into me in the Woodlands (there was only one of them), satisfied with either a single prick (or non-beating?), or even a bite). However, hornets weren't the only ones in the Hornets who wanted to stick something sharp and filled with venom into the hapless entomologist. There were medium-sized spiders crawling in the grass with huge chelicerae that looked suspiciously like Cheiracanthium punctorium! The most interesting find of the night was the scoop Saragossa siccanorum, and Aphodius also came ?Agrilinus rufus. The next day we came across the beetles Monochamus galloprovincialis and Harmonia quadripunctata. The night turned out to be warm, even if we were briefly spooked by the wind breaking the screens from a nearby thunderstorm, but there was nothing interesting, except for Galeria mellonella, a suspicious Nycteola, and a battered Phlogphora methiculosa. Therefore, the next day we relocated to Tugolesye (as it turned out, the shortest way there from Lishnyag passes through as many as five district centers - Serebryanyye Prudy, Zaraysk, Lukhovitsy, in the detour of Kolomna, Yegoryevsk and Shatura). In Zaraysk, an ancient Kremlin was suddenly discovered, approximately the same age as Nizhny Novgorod)) Arriving in Tugolesye and spending about 30-45 minutes each wandering through the forest with the collection of mushrooms, we gathered them on a small frying pan ( see below) - mostly podberezoviki and buttermilk, white and chanterelles for taste. We turned on two lamps, one of which was a beater, in the clearing, a lot of Xylena solidaginis came, one Staurophora celsia (finally!!!), an ant lion (judging by the KKMO, Myrmyleon bore), Galeria mellonella and perhaps that's all. Once caught, we immediately drove to Poplar through thick fogs. The next night on the moor was warm and humid (but not foggy), and the most successful of all. Unexpectedly, the background view turned out to be a rare Mesogona oxalina. One or two Xylena solidaginis have arrived, and one Staurophora celsia, probably new to the area Phragmatiphila nexa, very suspicious Chilodes (still more similar to maritima in hind wings), Globia algae,?Spaelotis ravida, Mythimna albipuncta and Psorosa ?nucleolella. Agrochola lota and Rhizedra lutosa took off very early. Quite unexpectedly, it turned out that in the Poplar Forest itself, the wind was weak, and nothing interesting appeared at all. Below I give a list of interesting things, the location of the find is indicated in parentheses (L for Lishnyag, B for Tugolesya and T for Poplar).

Elachistidae
Depressaria ?badiella (L)
Depressaria olerella (L)
Depressaria pimpinellae (L) (some people, we will not say who, missed it, so there are no photos)
Ethmia bipunctella (L, T)
Exaeretia praeustella (T)

Tortricidae
Cochylis ?flaviciliana (L)
?Falseuncaria ruficiliana (L)
Pelochrista/Eucosma sp. (two from Lishnyag, one from Tugolesye, no ideas, but something cool)

Pyralidae
Dioryctria simplicella (T)
Galleria mellonella (L, B)
Psorosa ?nucleolella (T)

Geometridae
Ascotis selenaria (L)
Isturgia arenacearia (L)
Scopula virgulata (L)
Triphosa dubitata (L)

Erebidae
Eublemma purpurina (L)

Noctuidae
Ammoconia caecimacula (T)
Chersotis cuprea (L)
Chilodes sp. (T)
Globia algae (T)
Gortyna flavago (B)
Mesogona oxalina (T)
Mythimna albipuncta (L, T)
Phlogophora methiculosa (L)
Phragmatiphila nexa (T)
Rhizedra lutosa (T)
Saragossa siccanorum (L)
?Spaelotis ravida (T)
Spodoptera exigua (L)
Staurophora celsia (B, T)
Xylena solidaginis (B, T)

Nolidae
Nycteola revayana (L)

A pair of corydones


Eublemma purpurina and some Homoeosoma/Phycitodes


Ips sexdentatus and Monochamus ?galloprovincialis


Scopula virgulata & Phlogophora meticulosa


Saragossa siccanorum


Chersotis cuprea


Cheiracanthium ?punctorium


Harmonia quadripunctata и ?Agrilinus rufus


Cyphocleonus dealbatus


Galleria mellonella


Triphosa dubitata


Cochylis ?flaviciliana and ?Falseuncaria ruficiliana


This post was edited by Ilya U - 25.08.2016 22: 25

Three copies of the obscure Eucosmini (Tugolesskaya is the last one). Vlad, help me!




Sunset in Lishnyagi and view of Zaraysk


Something yezhovikoobraznoe and a frying pan with mushrooms from Tugolesya


A strange mushroom from the same place, several pieces grew on the stump. Is oyster mushroom really like this?!


Staurophora celsia


Gortyna flavago


Xylena solidaginis


Ant Lion

Mesogona oxalina & Catocala fraxini (both derived from Gennadich)


Globia algae & Phragmatiphila nexa


Chilodes sp.


Staurophora celsia


?Spaelotis ravida


Ammoconia caecimacula


Exaeretia praeustella


Psorosa ?nucleolella

Very cool! I'll take a look at the flyers later.

Strange mushroom-pig tolstoy

Eucosma - most likely agnatana/paetulana (both southern)
At least look at the straightened ones.
And in general, of course, to watch pipiski.

Eucosma - most likely agnatana/paetulana (both southern)
At least look at the straightened ones.
And in general, of course, to watch pipiski.

According to the only photo of the first one on the Internet, it seems that it is very short. http://lepidoptera.crimea.ua/1400_Tortrici...ma_agnatana.htm And our long-wings, we even called them Pelochrists at first. Is Fitzitina gray from the Lichens at the very top detectable?

I'm also leaning towards paetulana.
Phycitin - Phycitodes albatella like.

Here's what came out

I went and caught it, what else do you need? We haven't seen your moths yet

ps of course, the discussed series of photos, I would duplicate in the corresponding branch with images, otherwise they will be lost 

A sensible suggestion, by the way, I also put it forward, once upon a time...

I'm even ready to do this - poperenosit (duplicate) in the appropriate topics, if I have the rights for this and info from Gennadich, and then all the posts to search for on the forum will probably be long.

A sensible suggestion, by the way, I also put it forward, once upon a time...

I'm even ready to do this - poperenosit (duplicate) in the appropriate topics, if I have the rights for this and info from Gennadich, and then all the posts to search for on the forum will probably be long.

Move it if necessary. I don't mind.

Shone on September 3 on the peat bog in Poplar.
Thank you to Gennadich for the help and the point!

In general, the flight is bad, even on the mallets-heavy fog and cold weather.
I scored a good series of rhizedra lutosa - there were a lot of them, fresh.
Lots of photedes fluxa.
One nonagria typhae.
Lots of agrochola circellaris.
Two agrochola lota.
Two conistra rubiginea.
Five pieces of xanthia togata.
One is celaena haworthii.

This post was edited by PhilGri-05.09.2016 01: 55

Move it if necessary. I don't mind.

Tell me what's where, and I'll try to move it.

M. O., Poplar, 4-5. 09.2016, relatively warm and rainy night.
Agrochola circellaris on a banana bait.

Second generation Eucarta virgo

Tell me what's where, and I'll try to move it.

Let the initiators of the idea tell you where to transfer it.

M. O., Poplar, 4-5. 09.2016, relatively warm and rainy night.
Agrochola circellaris on a banana bait.

Second generation Eucarta virgo

And what kind of caterpillar is visible on the sheet?

And what kind of caterpillar is visible on the sheet?

XS, most likely this is Calliteara pudibunda

Let the initiators of the idea tell you where to move it.

This way, please, if you don't mind:
http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtop...view=getnewpost
Minelayers can still be duplicated here, but since there are not only butterflies, so, at the discretion of the sappers
http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtop...view=getnewpost