Moscow and the Moscow region

Vlad probably found the point interesting for mapping...
The view seems to be quite southern.

Someone I just doubted, and maybe it wasn't her If I'm wrong, please correct. Photo attached

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Someone I just doubted, and maybe it wasn't her If I'm wrong, please correct. Photo attached

Moma alpium

Moma alpium

That's right, she is!!!! But what was she doing there at the end of August?

That's right, she is!!!! But what was she doing there at the end of August?

In general, lights out, of course - but what is happening this season in Russia with the timing of summer-I myself * * * * * was amazed!
However, for you and Moma - Southerner, so the point is interesting to learn

By the way, in Novgorod region Mironov from ZIN seems to have started publishing - you might have cooperated, or something - more points in publications, new views for sure...

In general, lights out, of course - but what is happening this season in Russia with the timing of summer-I myself * * * * * was amazed!
However, for you and Moma - Southerner, so the point is interesting to learn

By the way, in Novgorod region Mironov from ZIN seems to have started publishing - you might have cooperated, or something - more points in publications, new views for sure...

Latitude 58° 7 '19.88" S
Longitude 30°41 '9.54" B

I was here during the winter and once offered to help collect materials on our region. Who responded-those caught. Apparently, Mironov is not present here

Vladimir Georgievich is engaged in pyadenitsy and is absent from the forum, like many Prof. entomologists. Yes, in the Novgorod region. published on bulavousym and sovkoobrazny. Before that, I went there and collected data. These articles are published in the journals" Eversmannia " for 2016

Vladimir Georgievich is engaged in pyadenitsy and is absent from the forum, like many Prof. entomologists. Yes, in the Novgorod region. published on bulavousym and sovkoobrazny. Before that, I went there and collected data. These articles were published in the journals" Eversmannia " for 2016.

Pechalka, of course, can be a pro and self-sufficient, but I think that just amateurs could provide them with invaluable help.
I am familiar with Matov's publications. You can't cover all the species diversity by spotting them.

So the first frosts passed through the Moscow region. The season is over, poplar cocoonworms and plumigers are flying. True, finally there were mushrooms! On the other hand, lacids and eriogasters, whose caterpillars we collected during our May trip in southern Kazakhstan, began to be bred. Now I'm waiting for the peacock eyes to come out. So the first peacock's eye came out and Japanese moth orthogrammaria flew... The season is over, now 7 months in advance...

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Korolev, on the trunk of a linden tree, today

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End
of the 2018 seasonZhukovo Ramenskoye district, 17.10.2018, sunny, almost calm, temperature +18.
Mowed on the grass, a lot of wintering caterpillars scoop and moth, caught two lozhnogusenitsy sawflies, two males Gonepteryx rhamni, micra is but a little mostly Diurnea lipsiella. Not many beetles.






I collected almost 100 minutes of Ectoedemia argyropeza for breeding, since it is not difficult to search for them because of the green leaf fragment.


I also found mines on the oak litter, but I don't know if it's Nepticulidae or something else. There are not many of these mines.




Small rabid Colias hyale

Padded Diurnea lipsiella

XS Chrysolina variants?


There are still two cows that were not filmed.
So see you next year.

This post was edited by Gennadich - 18.10.2018 18: 21

End of the 2018 season

XS Chrysolina variants?

TSHA Park Just now. I collected 7 pieces of orthogrammaries, saw several operopters. I didn't see anything else...

TSHA Park Just now. I collected 7 pieces of orthogrammaries, saw several operopters. I didn't see anything else...

"7 pieces of orthogrammaria" - is it males?

"7 pieces of orthogrammaria" - is it males?

Yes, I found only males, I didn't see any females

On January 1, I took out wintering pupae from the balcony.
Here is one of the first ones that was born.
Lycia pomonaria (Hubner, 1792)
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Zhukovo village. the caterpillar was collected on 7.06.2018 in a hazel grove





22.06.2018




8.01.2018

And these are the differences in caterpillars

Dasystoma salicella (Hübner, 1796) female
, m. o., village. Voynovo mountain, caterpillar mowed down from the briar 11.08.2018


17.08.2018


11.09.2018

16.09.2018

26.09.2018




9.01.2019

Hemaris fuciformis (Linnaeus, 1758)
M. O., Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district, Nerskaya station, caterpillar mowed down from the forest honeysuckle 14.07.2018



16.07.2018

25.07.2018





30.01.2019

Dyseriocrania subpurpurella (Haworth, 1828)
M. O., Voynovo mountain station, mines collected on an oak tree 22.05.2018





7.11.2018

27.01.2019

Ectoedemia argyropeza (Zeller, 1839)
Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Zhukovo village, mines on aspen 17.10.2018 (post above)








28.10.2018

26.01.2019

Eriocranium output is something!
Medal "for courage and recklessness" to Gennadich! =)

Eriocranium output is something!
Medal "for courage and recklessness" to Gennadich! =)

What eriocranias?

What eriocranias?

Duc above - D. subpurpurella!

Duc above - D. subpurpurella!

Ah, I blundered and didn't look at the previous page...

Eriocranium output is something!
Medal "for courage and recklessness" to Gennadich! =)

And why for recklessness?
So it is not difficult to display them at all, you just need to give the caterpillars during the ground.

And why for recklessness?
So it is not difficult to bring them out at all, you just need to give the caterpillars during the ground.

Yes, they will die in 99% of cases ))
But see - you did it, cool!

Tischeria dodonaea (Stainton, 1858)
Moscow region, pos. Voynovo gora, mines on the oak 15.09.2018





2.02.2019

Today there was such a miracle.
Who can identify him. I know who it is because I brought it out of the egg, and it's fun for you.
Let's see who finds out first.
M. O.. Poplar

Today there was such a miracle.
Who can identify him. I know who it is because I brought it out of the egg, and it's fun for you.
Let's see who finds out first.
M. O .. Poplar

Hydria undulata

  Hydria undulata

That's right, here's her sister

Dear Muscovites,

please recommend places where here in MO you can pick up beetles in the spring (ideally, if you could get there by train), you are interested in weevils of the genera Anthonomus and Dorytomus. Something like dry forest edges with mountain ash, hawthorn, apple, poplar. Maybe someone knows specific points? I will be grateful)
Or maybe someone for the company wants?)

Dear Muscovites,

please recommend places where here in MO you can pick up beetles in the spring (ideally, if you could get there by train), you are interested in weevils of the genera Anthonomus and Dorytomus. Something like dry forest edges with mountain ash, hawthorn, apple, poplar. Maybe someone knows specific points? I will be grateful)
Or maybe someone for the company wants?)

And when is this spring?

And when is this spring?

I'm ready now. But I think-April.

I'm ready now. But I think it's April.

April is still a long way off. It is necessary that the foliage at least slightly appeared.

And who will identify this instance first.

And who will identify this instance first?

Mesoleuca albicillata

This post was edited by I. roK. ez-07.03.2019 23: 05

Mesoleuca albicillata

All correct

On the night of Sunday to Monday, the first scoops flew in Moscow, while wintering, there was a transverse and conister vaccinia

On Sunday, I took a walk in my village. Sverdlovsk, near Shchelkovo. I met a MOURNER! Well, the ticks got in.

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April 3, 2019

Great weather in Moscow today! Warm, nice, sunny! I drove to Khripan to check out the belt traps I set up last week. I got a couple of doritomuses and a cool leaf eater (something like Hydrothassa). But mostly boredom - spiders, ground beetles... Two traps in the poplars were torn down by someone, judging by the tracks - a horse. I had a great walk. Butterflies fly - lemons, mournbirds, small nymphalids. Flies, the first bumblebees, infernal hordes of evil formics. Spring has come!

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