Moscow and the Moscow region

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Also on April 3, I drove to check out my places with swallowtail. Noginsky district, Yoshino neighborhood. Unlike the respected Mantispid, I didn't see any mourning girls or even lemongrass girls, so it was even more boring, but the mood was still excellent! In the mass, spring girls flew and already very worn out, alas, only one posed.

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Hello everyone
Also on April 3, I drove to check out my places with swallowtail. Noginsky district, Yoshino neighborhood. Unlike the respected Mantispid, I didn't see any mourning girls or even lemongrass girls, so it was even more boring, but the mood was still excellent! In the mass, spring girls flew and already very worn out, alas, only one posed.

Wow, you still have snow!!!

Wow, you still have snow!!!

Even within the city limits in Izmailovsky and Filevsky parks, there is still some white evil left! There is still plenty of snow in the SV region, too. In the spruce forests in other parts, I think, too.

This post was edited by Ilya U-04.04.2019 20: 21

Wow, you still have snow!!!

Yes, there is not much left, I did not go further into the fields because I arrived in city clothes and my feet were sinking into the snow. but I don't think there's any snow in the fields. This is a clearing to the fishing grounds.

Yesterday I went for a walk in Izmailovsky Park. There is almost no snow left, life is in full swing, there are lots of birds and voles around the feeders, I even saw a hare once, although the only photo I managed to take was that Bigfoot and Nessie are better at shooting. There are a lot of Semioscopis avellanella and Phyllonorycter issikii on the trees, Emmelina monodactyla was found once. Agriopis marginaria was found among the moths "in the wild", as well as Archiearis parthenias, which only emerged from the pupa and therefore allowed itself to be caught without a net. It was quite cold and there were no diaries, in general, of all the successful spring trips, this one took place in the coldest weather. Alsophila aescularia in the amount of seven pieces were caught only on Izmailovskaya itself under the lamps, of which I took only two, which sat lower. Also sitting high were Phigalia pilosaria and some kind of scooper.
Belok shot a week earlier in Filevsky Park.

In the Yegoryevsky district on the last night of the light - scoops are common for these numbers (plus 1 copy). flamea and 1 specimen of libatrix fresh); moth species are small - aescularia (there are already flown ones!), carpinata, strataria, hirtaria; four fringed swimmers; two males of lanestris (fresh). Urticaria and io are few in number during the day, xanthomelas and lemongrass are common, and parthenias of both sexes are numerous.

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April 9-10, Donino, Ramenskiy district
During the day in the mass of vesnitsy.
At night from an interesting pair of males Odontosia sieversi, but not on the screen, and on the country lights.

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Opened the season from April 10 to 12, in the Serpukhov district near the village of Luzhki. I tested the scheme with one lamp "black" UV and DRV-160 as illumination. In general, not bad, only as it seemed the eyes get tired. On the second night, I hung up two DRV-160 apositno, and if it hadn't rained, it would have been fine in general. But I've collected some things.

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Last night, Sergiev-Pasadsky district, 83 km of Yaroslavskoye highway. Here a week ago it was still full of snow, all around in country cooperatives and strong light. At night, only ordinary moth scoops flew (I was asked from St. Petersburg to collect this shnyaga), during the day whiteflies already flew, I saw a couple of mourning birds in the forest. On the wall next to the light bulb that sat until 8 in the morning and was not eaten by the birds The next night, the picture changed little, only the endromis was added.

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In Moscow, Ukhtomskaya already flew not early spring butterflies Today even soft-bodied, which mow under the barbel flew Some more cicada flew.I deleted several photos

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Today, even myagkotelki that mow under the barbel flew

The narrow wing is Calopus serraticornis.

This post was edited by Dmitrich - 24.04.2019 01: 22

Good day to all participants!

There was a strong desire to observe platycerus sp. in habitats.

I would be grateful if someone can suggest places in the nearest (and not very) Moscow region where there is a high probability of finding these lucanids.

Thank you in advance!

Good day to all participants!

There was a strong desire to observe platycerus sp. in habitats.

I would be grateful if someone can suggest places in the nearest (and not very) Moscow region where there is a high probability of finding these lucanids.

Thank you in advance!

Hello!
Write to my email address maks.malehornov@mail.ru I'll tell you a place.

With Sergey Kovalev and others.
Lukhovitsky (east. surroundings of the village of Beloomut) and Yegoryevsky districts of Moscow region.
April 27, 2019 (the message was late, because I couldn't attach a photo for several days).

In addition to the photo. Mourning was celebrated at least six times. Lemongrass, urticaria, io, c-album (1 specimen), male rutabagas, male dawns (few in number), argiolus, raspberries. There are no sailboats yet. Neither xanthomelas nor polychloroses were found.

From the Yegoryevsky district, by the way, T. KAZAX reported about a female endromis being born on the evening of the 24th, plus about meeting another one on the 27th in the afternoon (these dates are plus or minus one day). Sometime in the same days, T. Macroglossum reported from Akatievo (south of Kolomna) that it had spotted a female pavonia in the light.

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Well, if Apollo got into the frame, then there are a lot of them there.

No, it was the only caterpillar found at a point in the Yegoryevsky district, just a few steps from the place where the only female (laying eggs) for this point was noted last year.
Under Beloomut, the tracks were not marked at all.
So while it is premature to talk about abundance.

They burned the biotope in the Lichens, you fucking scum.
Burned slope from the forest belt down to the Lane-almost the entire length of the forest belt. The forest belt itself was badly burned (((
Pestryankam and galatea kayak? (

This post was edited by PhilGri - 05/10/2019 20: 46

They burned the biotope in the Lichens, you fucking scum.
Burned slope from the forest belt down to the Lane-almost the entire length of the forest belt. The forest belt itself was badly burned (((
Pestryankam and galatea kayak? (

Ssssuki, kill!

They burned the biotope in the Lichens, you fucking scum.
Burned slope from the forest belt down to the Lane-almost the entire length of the forest belt. The forest belt itself was badly burned (((
Pestryankam and galatea kayak? (

Very sad. Scum is an understatement.

chop off your hands!
what does the Criminal Code say about this?

chop off your hands!
what does the Criminal Code say about this?

If you talk about brushes, then this is self-mutilation-Article 111 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation.
If you talk about arsonists-then complete zilch-practically not punishable. Especially if there are no serious consequences. This year, because of these fucking pyromaniacs, I was left practically without spring night fishing. In our Novgorod region alone, in April alone, the Ministry of Emergency Situations recorded 800 fires. And how many were not recorded?! And how to deal with this evil, I think, no one knows. Repression is useless!!!

There's actually a nature reserve there. It doesn't matter?

To make it clear what Lishnyagi are - there is a forest-steppe on chernozem. There are dorcadions and wingless grasshoppers, there is a hell of a lot on the northern border of the range.

And then some assholes burned it. It's unclear what's left there. We'll see.
I remember being able to compare on Fruit Street how pal affects the settled grasslands: on one slope, where they did not burn-all sorts of nishtyaki like thyme, etc., where they burned-cereals up to the waist with a rod. Well, yes, "the grass grows better".

This is the slope. We'll find out what's left of it...







This post was edited by kotbegemot - 05/11/2019 20: 55

There's actually a nature reserve there. It doesn't matter?

Arsonists absolutely don't care!!! And beetles, grasshoppers, butterflies..... for them-all one garbage, not worthy of attention-because of these crawling-flying creatures, you can't lie down on the grass quietly, they interfere with aiming, they fly into a glass.... to go into the bushes, so generally a nightmare-immediately the naked ass is attacked in droves!!! And ants on a picnic - so generally a real evil! All-purifying fire-help! And you are protected areas, protected areas....

Arsonists absolutely don't care!!! And beetles, grasshoppers, butterflies..... for them-all one garbage, not worthy of attention-because of these crawling-flying creatures, you can't lie down on the grass quietly, they interfere with aiming, they fly into a glass.... to go into the bushes, so generally a nightmare-immediately the naked ass is attacked in droves!!! And ants on a picnic - so generally a real evil! All-purifying fire-help! And you are nature reserves, nature reserves....

I'm not talking about arsonists, I'm talking about the fact that the status of protected areas may be of interest to the district prosecutor's office...

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I'm not talking about arsonists, I'm talking about the fact that the status of protected areas may be of interest to the district prosecutor's office...

As long as there is no application , it will not interest you! No matter what status the territory has, no application means no case.

As long as there is no application , it will not interest you! No matter what status the territory has, there is no application - there is no case.

It goes without saying! The application is needed! Better from an employee of a near-natural institution...

It goes without saying! The application is needed! Better from an employee of a near-natural institution...

And where to get them? And the prosecutor's office is more specialized in landfills.

This is what the forest belt looks like ((

Hello everyone!
Yes, I read all about what was happening, and friends called to tell me. Someone writes about the laws, yes, it is possible, but it is unrealistic to punish for falling grass. Responsibility (the people) do not feel for it, they got drunk, threw a cigarette butt or set it on fire for fun. They will get nothing for it and no one will know whose fault the fire is. He himself is a sinner, set fire to a peat bog by accident, while fishing at the age of 15 in Khrapunovo. Fortunately, there is a swamp and a lot has not burned out, but since then not a single cigarette butt has been extinguished. Why am I writing, the laws will not help, only we ourselves, Would like to see a cockerel who sets fire to a special object for fun and you*** well! Hard, fists, feet, who can and certainly will understand. The main thing is that a person remembers that doing this is not very good and in the future will think about whether to shoot or not. Maybe I'm wrong about something, because no one inserted pisyulin for arson, but that's how I understood being a naturalist, and others don't care about butterflies and beetles.

This is what the forest belt looks like ((

Isn't there a photo of the slope?

The main thing is that a person remembers that doing this is not very good and in the future will think about whether to shoot or not.

They look around, they look around. One horseradish is fired. Set it on fire, jump in the car and go. And no one, nowhere and nothing to do with it!

As for the Lishnyags: a single fall could still be survived, but if they make it a rule to arrange a fall every year on the slope, then it will be difficult for the species composition of the fauna to recover not so much from its losses as from the impoverishment of the flora. In general, there was a fall there (although not on the slope to the river, but along the forest belt and to the east) and in previous years, the pines in the forest belt and along the edge of the field have long been all black-footed... But Dorcash, sibiricus, and Armiger still survived, and melanargy (which mostly lived not on the slope, but in the fields to the east of the forest belt up to the longitude of Krasnovsky vyselki) so even wound up in such cases. Pestriankam, of course, is more difficult (especially for chloros), but they also have reserves of resistance and sources of recovery. Yes, they were taken from somewhere there before that. So it's too early to bury the point. As for the sanctions, of course, the arsonists deserve them, but I believe they will not fall under them before the entomologists.

Isn't there a photo of the slope?

Did the feather grass also suffer?

Zhenya, the feather grass that is closest to the Lishnyagam did not suffer, just before it fell was finished.
But the WHOLE beam from Krasnovsky to the monument was burned down, there are irises, adonis and a lot of Red Book stuff from the district. And it looks like all the living things that adjoin the fields of the Kureba farm-too. Cotoneaster and spirea (so they are not close to the fields) suffer from crop tops, not grasses. But which of the butterflies and other insects - I do not know.
I wanted to answer in the topic for Moscow region. but there I pre-scored

I write to reports, not to the definition, because it's too interesting a find) Here is such a Pancalia sp. I got caught yesterday in the vicinity of the Sanatornaya platform. Unfortunately, the defining feature is too mobile, but still in photos 1 and 4, two white rings on the antennae are clearly visible, which is not typical for any of the three Pancalia found on ETR. Is it necessary to drag the Blue immediately, or is it somehow determined by something else? Or is it still Stagmatophora heydeniella, only broken? For some reason, the base of the front wing (especially at the inner edge) is not black.






Well, to further justify the presence of a post in this topic - already confident Stagmatophora heydeniella from the same place. Do they have any interspecific hybrids with Pancalia?




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I write to reports, not to the definition, because it's too interesting a find) Here is such a Pancalia sp. I got caught yesterday in the vicinity of the Sanatornaya platform. Unfortunately, the defining feature is too mobile, but still in photos 1 and 4, two white rings on the antennae are clearly visible, which is not typical for any of the three Pancalia found on ETR. Is it necessary to drag the Blue immediately, or is it somehow determined by something else? Or is it still Stagmatophora heydeniella, only broken? For some reason, the base of the front wing (especially at the inner edge) is not black.

Well, to further justify the presence of a post in this topic - already confident Stagmatophora heydeniella from the same place. Do they have any interspecific hybrids with Pancalia?

Listen, I think it's all heydeniella!

I write to reports, not to the definition, because it's too interesting a find) Here is such a Pancalia sp. I got caught yesterday in the vicinity of the Sanatornaya platform. Unfortunately, the defining feature is too mobile, but still in photos 1 and 4, two white rings on the antennae are clearly visible, which is not typical for any of the three Pancalia found on ETR. Is it necessary to drag the Blue immediately, or is it somehow determined by something else? Or is it still Stagmatophora heydeniella, only broken? For some reason, the base of the front wing (especially at the inner edge) is not black.






Well, to further justify the presence of a post in this topic - already confident Stagmatophora heydeniella from the same place. Do they have any interspecific hybrids with Pancalia?

My Batiushki, what great photos especially the last two photos are awesome.
Very good.

This post was edited by Gennadich - 05/20/2019 12: 02

My Batiushki, what great photos especially the last two photos are awesome.
Very good.

Thanks! Now everything that is plus or minus less than Epinotia pygmaeana is photographed on a long exposure, as some people like! , which requires obscuring excess light coming from the window. (pictured by Cerura vinula)


This post was edited by Ilya U - 05/20/2019 19: 09

Thanks! Now everything that is plus or minus less than Epinotia pygmaeana is photographed on a long exposure, as some people like! , which requires obscuring excess light coming from the window. (pictured by Cerura vinula)

And who was right?
And now you're going to sing the whole micra song?