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27.03.2017 19:37, vasiliy-feoktistov

I disagree on both points:
1. Sporadic, but not uncommon. By rarity, it stands next to arvensis and glabratus.
2. Normally caught in the south and south-east of the region. (in the same Lichens) In the west of the region, Karabuses are generally poorly represented.

Well, you compared Moose Island, which is in Moscow and Lishnyagi, which are half a day away from Moscow to go-not to reach (even though they are in the MO)..... There and dorkashi run

Arvensis and Glabratus collect from us regularly, being rel. close to Losiny Ostrov geographically, but I have never seen
canyatus. P. S. Canyatus was found in my youth (1970-ies) in the vicinity of Krasnogorsk MO (on zapvde).
At that time, Krasnogorsk was still quite different, and Mitino was still a village in the Moscow region.
And it was full of oaks (that's where he got caught)

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27.03.2017 22:29, vasiliy-feoktistov

Well, depending on what is meant by the term "we", in my post I meant the Ministry of Defense in general, and not ocd. Losiny Ostrov or Zheleznodorozhny.
Krasnogorsk is more like the center of the region, not the west.
P. S. Always touching in the reports on the Moscow region data of the 50s-70s...

The Moscow region, Dima, for me is what is behind the MKAD (all these " New Moscow "and so on do not count). And Krasnogorsk is located to the west of Moscow. So this is the west of the Moscow region. And the center of the Moscow Region is directly the city of Moscow

Data from the 70s is my personal data, not book data or anything else. That's why I bring them here.
You won't believe it: I also found P. aeruginosa there in the early 70s. On a dripping oak tree, right on what was then the edge of town

It's nice to remember. But it is already unpleasant to compare it with the current time....

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28.03.2017 0:46, vasiliy-feoktistov

Of course, I won't believe it! Something really new! Did you still have the copy with the label?

Which instance? I was still walking under the table then

But despite this, I already knew what the usual bronze (aurata) looks like, which was still a lot on the flowers back then. And then I watched hornets that flew to the fermented oak sap and noticed an unusual bronze fish: large and very bright. Only childhood memories remained.
Only recently I remembered and it dawned on me that apart from aruginosa, there is no one to look like this on
the oozing oak tree.S. I'm in those years (sorry for the offtop)

Mozhaisk, Ruza, and Vereya are associated with the west of the MO. Rather Zheleznodorozhny - east of the Moscow region, than Krasnogorsk-west. According to this principle, Khimki is the north of the Moscow Region, and Lyubertsy is the south-east.

Well, in this case Krasnogorsk north-west ))) Dima, I graduated from 10 classes there and from there I was called up to serve in the Soviet Army. There were a lot of oaks growing in the forest and the corresponding fauna was present.

This post was edited by vasiliy-feoktistov - 28.03.2017 01: 16

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