Moscow and the Moscow region

here you are assholes)) Congratulations!

Here are some of the bigger ones:
http://kotbegemot.livejournal.com/527133.html

here you are assholes)) Congratulations!

And I should have one, too. This list, Sungaya has an ex from Khlyupino.

Something from the night in the vicinity of the village of Donino, Ramenskoye district (from April 30 to May 1, 2010) and from day fishing in the vicinity of platf. Nerskaya of the Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district (May 1, 2010). From the one that did not appear in the frame, you can specify a completely fresh male endromis, four or five species of scoops (all banals), by day - a male napi, a male argiolus, a male brassicae (this one is in one copy), plus the usual set of wintering animals. The destination of the trip was pavonia, but not marked. A very strong suspicion of polychloros( flight), before that only xanthomelas were found this spring.

In the vicinity of platf. Nerskaya is undergoing preparatory work (who is not too lazy, can download and watch videos http://narod.ru/disk/20312805000/MVI_8716.avi.html and http://narod.ru/disk/20313387000/MVI_8717.avi.html according to the gas pipeline repair project, laying two lines will cause temporary damage to insect populations (myrmidone, in particular). So far, they are rolling logs over a swampy section of a gas pipeline clearing, so that later equipment (tractors) can pass there. Along the edge of the clearing, many birches, aspens, firs, and pines were cut down. A section of the pipeline has been excavated on the approach to the vents (closer to the Nerskaya River and to the Kazanskaya railway). But after the repair, according to the norm, the line should be left alone for 35 years.

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Report on May Day holidays.
First about butterflies, although there is nothing special to write about them, except for the cocoonworm, the rest is all pop. So,
83 km of Yaroslavl highway, 30.04.10, one night, rain all day, ended in the evening, plus 10 degrees
is not much to write about, here is a list of everything that arrived:
Geometridae
1. Archiearis parthenias
2. Agriopis marginaria
3. Biston strataria
4. Cleora cinctaria
5. Ectropis crepuscularia
6. Lycia hirtaria
7. Paradarisa consonaria
8. Phigalia pilosaria
9. Selenia dentaria
10. Trichopteryx carpinata
11. Trichopteryx polycommata
12. Xanthorhoe fluctuata (в парнике)
13. Earophila badiata
Noctuidae
1. Anorthoa munda
2. Orthosia gothica
3. Orthosia gracilis
4. Orthosia incerta
5. Orthosia cruda
6. Orthosia populeti
7. Orthosia cerasi
8. Cerastis leucographa
9. Cerastis rubricosa
10. Brachionycha nubeculosa
11. Conistra vaccinii
12. Eupsilia transversa
Drepanidae
1. Achlya flavicornis

Then I moved to a dacha in Neftyanik, O-Zuevsky district, 1-3. 05. 10. where I spent two nights and one day. I was pleased with Phyllodesma, again one and again a male. The fact that he has arrived (and not only him, it is already full of almost summer views), suggests that it is already the middle of May at my dacha . Here is a list of what flew at night.
Noctuidae
1. Orthosia gothica
2. Orthosia gracilis
3. Orthosia incerta
4. Orthosia opima
5. Orthosia populeti
6. Orthosia cruda
7. Acronicta megacephala
8. Acronicta rumicis
9. Scoliopteryx libatrix
10. Anorthoa munda
11. Panolis flammea
12. Hypena rostralis
13. Cerastis leucographa
14. Cerastis rubricosa
15. Colocasia coryli
16. Brachionycha nubeculosa
17. Conistra rubiginea
18. Conistra vaccinii
19. Eupsilia transversa
20. Lithophane socia
21. Lithophane furcifera
Nolidae
1. Nycteola degenerana
Geometridae
1. Biston strataria
2. Archiearis parthenias
3. Aethalura punctulata
4. Cleora cinctaria
5. Ectropis crepuscularia
6. Epirranthis diversata
7. Hypoxystis pluviaria
8. Lycia hirtaria
9. Phigalia pilosaria
10. Selenia tetralunaria
11. Selenia dentaria
12. Trichopteryx carpinata
13. Earophila badiata
14. Eupithecia lanceata
15. Hydria cervinalis
16. Acasis viretata
17. Lobophora halterata
18. Xanthorhoe spadicearia
19. Anticlea derivata
Drepanidae
1. Achlya flavicornis
2. Drepana falcataria
3. Drepana lacertinaria
Endromidae
1. Endromis versicolora
Notodontidae
1. Cerura vinula
2. Odontosia carmelita
3. Clostera anachoreta
4. Clostera curtula
5. Clostera pigra
6. Notodonta tritophus
7. Notodonta ziczac
Lasiocampidae
1. Phyllodesma ilicifolium





During the day, whiteflies, mottled wings, and buckthorn pigeons fly with might and main. Now about the beetles.

At night, buckets of water lovers and mayskys. Some elephants for the Lobster.

Having gone to the forest in the morning, I found a gold leaf on a birch tree. Similar to Mariana, but a little smaller.

A trip to the forest in the evening brought a more interesting find – a woodcutter, very similar to a tanner both in appearance and size, but with one prong on each side of the cephalothorax. Gentlemen buggers, do you have any options? By the way, its appearance (one mustache is half missing, and the floor of the leg is also missing) makes you think about its winter quarters .

Gold leaf: Dicerca furcata Thunberg, 1787 (= acuminata Pallas, 1782 nec Degeer, 1774)
Barbel: Lamia textor Linnaeus, 1758

Tanner as far as I know is prionus coriarius
and this is probably someone from lamiin or rather morimina even Lamia textor

this is probably someone from lamiin or rather morimina maybe even Lamia textor

L. textor is, there is nothing to think about (there are no others in the Moscow region).

Painfully beautiful, clean, it's a pity that the disabled person.
Is it even considered banal as far as I know?

Painfully beautiful, clean, it's a pity that the disabled person.
Is it even considered banal as far as I know?

Many people think so. Although it's not banal for me (I only found it twice). Read it here:
http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtop...ndpost&p=992210

Ahhh! I want to live in Neftyanik!!!

This post was edited by kotbegemot-03.05.2010 13: 31

Some people get caught often, but others don't get caught at all.. Their habitat is strange - they develop in old willows (? roots), and on the willows you will find figs, usually just on the paths they find.

Ahhh! I want to live in Neftyanik!!!

So am I! Zlatochka and sawyere are delicious and painful.

Lamia textor is useful. That's good!!!

   ! Zlatochka and barbel are delicious and painful.

You can't eat them raw!!!

I wouldn't want to
barbel is delicious, but the Oilman is not the last place.. And furcata is common from eastern Europe to the Far East..

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I wouldn't want to
barbel is delicious, but the Oilman is not the last place.. And furcata is common from eastern Europe to the Far East..

South.

Furkatu not found at home (from Transbaikalia I have it only)

well, the edge of the range, like.. "no wonder..

to sdi: what a delicious tritophus and endromis.
I look, everyone is licking their lips

Painfully beautiful, clean, it's a pity that the disabled person.

Yes, I would say, not just clean, but pretty wiped. The reddish hair spots on his elytra are no longer visible, like a cow's tongue... In short, taking into account the broken mustache - not just a disabled person, but a veteran of the struggle for existence.

I saw a fresh male Aglia tau today on Rublevka near Usovo. It's a pity I didn't have the camera with me. Ilya U can already catch them in Discord

Moscow region, Odintsovo district, near the village of Pestovo. List of items found for May 1-3; caught, in fact, one night, because 2-3 was a thunderstorm and a downpour. From the daytime ones, there are already mottled wings, dawns and spring pigeons. But I didn't see any cocoonworms or crested creepers at all. Among the beetles, I noticed racehorses - mezhnyak and field, as well as Platycerus. In the forest, small staffs and nutcrackers were falling into the net.
Geometridae
Aethalura punctulata
Biston strataria
Cleora cinctaria
Ectropis crepuscularia
Paradarisa consonaria
Selenia dentaria
Earophila badiata
Eupithecia lanceata
Hydria cervinalis
Trichopteryx carpinata
Xanthorhoe biriviata
Noctuidae
Brachionycha nubeculosa
Conistra vaccinii
Conistra rubiginea
Eupsilia transversa
Panolis flammea
Orthosia cerasi
Orthosia cruda
Orthosia gothica
Orthosia gracilis
Orthosia incerta
Cerastis rubricosa
Hypena rostralis
Endromidae
Endromis versicolora - just one, but for the first time in my life and a female)
Chimbachidae
Diurnea fagella
Depressariidae
Agonopterix arenella
Semioscopis oculella
Pyralidae
Zophodia grossulariella



And this, as Zhuk said, is such a strange gothica!




Blooms a lot of all sorts of spring stuff, and among others-Peter's cross and medunitsa

Low Christmas tree

It's really strange: L. hortensis and G. quadripunctatus were always full of juice (in M. O. pravda) - can you dig under the bark? I have a more strange situation with the most banal subsurface species Pytho depressus before it was like dirt, but for several years now I have not found one!

Moscow region, Odintsovo district, near the village of Pestovo.
And this, as Zhuk said, is such a strange gothica!

And can this strange gothica be included in the definition of butterflies? Miracles certainly happen, but something far away it does not look like gothica. what does

It's really strange: L. hortensis and G. quadripunctatus were always full of juice (in M. O. pravda) - can you dig under the bark? I have a more strange situation with the most banal subsurface species Pytho depressus before it was like dirt, but for several years now I have not found one!

I examined the sap-bearing stumps-they are covered with flies, ants, and a little earlier-Inachis io and Aglais urticae overwintered. There are no beetles at all (!!!) - no toddlers, no staffs, no sparkles and others like them! I don't even remember that! As for Pytho depressus, according to my observations, it is subject to fluctuations in its population. Years of abundant mass reproduction are periodically "diluted" by relative smallness.

And can this strange gothica be included in the definition of butterflies? Miracles certainly happen, but something far away it does not look like gothica. what does it look like

This is worth cooking. This is Gothic of course, but still interesting. And it can only be similar to Staudinger's askoldensis.

Ilya, you give askoldensis (Staudinger, 1892) from the Moscow region!

On Saturday, I was in the Stupinsky district of the Moscow region. A little pofotkal on a swampy clearing near the village. Matveykovo. Of the butterflies, there were mostly lemongrass and zorka and some other small whiteflies. From beetles - ubiquitous field horses and nutcrackers, and in the swamp - water lovers.

Let me define Zhukov as:
False elephant-Platystomus albinus Fabricius, 1758 (female)
Nutcracker-Actenicerus sjaelandicus Muller, 1764 (male)
Everything!!! I tear my ass off the computer and go proshvyrnutsya around!

On Saturday, I was in the Stupinsky district of the Moscow region.

Wow, Caltha palustris is already in full bloom! And we don't have yet ...

Wow, Caltha palustris is already in full bloom! And we haven't yet ...

Already a lot of things are blooming-chinas, buttercups, medunitsa, sour...
Soon you will have

Already a lot of things are blooming-chinas, buttercups, medunitsa, sour...
Soon you will have

Yes, spring is late for us... And only some 200 (well, with a hook ) km from the Moscow region...

This is worth cooking. This is Gothic of course, but still interesting. And it can only be similar to Staudinger's askoldensis.

Ilya, you give askoldensis (Staudinger, 1892) from the Moscow region!

Damn, I also had similar ones, but I thought they were Gothic and didn't take them. But there is a chance that ascoldensis. Is it possible to place several photos of askoldensis that are closest to our quasigotic?

Report on caught and encountered this weekend in the Chekhov district of the Moscow region
Day
1 Aglais urticae L
2 Araschnia levana L
3 Nymphalis io L
4 Nymphalis polychloros L
5 Anthocharis cardamines L (the first female I came across )

6 Gonepteryx rhamni L
7 Leptidea sinapis L
8 Pieris brassicae L
9 Pieris napi L
Archiearis parthenias L - quite a gray female (and I caught the first ones at the end of March)

Drepana falcataria L

Aethalura punctulata D&S

Ночь
Eupsilia transversa Hufnagel, 1766
Orthosia incerta Hufn
Orthosia gothica L
Cleora cinctaria D&S

Ectropis crepuscularia D&S
Paradarisa consonaria Hb
Selenia tetralunaria Hufnagel (large and fresh female)

Eupithecia lanceata Hb


+ Moscow
Orthosia cruda D&S
Orthosia gracilis Denis et Schiffermüller, 1775
Selenia dentaria Fabricius

This post was edited by chebur - 04.05.2010 18: 05

All right! Photos of colleagues from the neighboring Moscow region cause white envy - we have nothing like it yet. All hope for next weekend-they promise up to +26...

Yeah. Day off, +5 and rain.....
stupidly jealous of Muscovites...
so from Chelyabinsk they write that they have plus 25

Something added:
http://kotbegemot.livejournal.com/527723.html
http://kotbegemot.livejournal.com/527988.html

For beetles that are most photographed, we are interested in definitions =)

  
For beetles, which are most photographed, interested in definitions =)

Ladybug-Ceratomegilla notata
"karapuzik" - shuttle Scaphidium quadrimaculatum (Staphylinidae:Scaphidiinae)

Here is a list of butterflies found in Khripani yesterday (number of specimens taken in parentheses, bold indicates interesting ones)::

Mompha sturnipennella (2)
Anybia langiella (1)
Caryocolum sp. (1)
Clepsis senecionana (2)
Ancylis uncella (2)
Eriopsela quadrana (2)
Eucosma aspidiscana (1)
Epinotia pygmaeana (1)
Pyrgus ?malvae is gone
Leptidea ?reali (2)
Celastrina argiolus
Pieris napi
Gonepteryx rhamni (2)
Cleora cinctaria
Aglais io
Aglais urticae
Nymphalis xanthomelas gone
Ematurga atomaria (2)
Hypoxystis pluviaria (4)
Xanthorhoe biriviata (2)
Lobophora halterata (1)

This post was edited by kotbegemot-05.05.2010 16: 30

And here's another one:
http://kotbegemot.livejournal.com/528506.html

There the elephants want to decide

  
There the elephants want to decide

Anthonomus rectirostris & Strophosoma capitatum

Report on May Day fishing in Chigasovo, Odintsovo district, Moscow region.
It was flying well, since the beginning of darkness, at least a dozen Panolis flammea scoops arrived, which had not previously been encountered in our places with the blackfin. Perhaps the role was played by planting pine trees in the nearest clearing.
By one o'clock in the morning, 7-8 males of Biston strataria flew to the screen almost simultaneously. I took three pieces, the ones that were of good quality. The most recent were two dark specimens.
There were no endromises or tufts.

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