Moscow and the Moscow region

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Agrotis crassa (Hübner, [1803]) 
Now, but it seems like a long time ago Agrotis bigramma (Esper 1790)
or has something changed?

Yeah, I already found it=)

For October 24, Moscow, a very decent year. Not to compare, of course, with what is now caught in Ukraine, but... We are waiting for the Ukrainian reports.

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Last night, very warm for Moscow, plumigers continued to fly en masse, and there were also females.

On Monday, Nikitsky and I went to Alpatievo - one of the butterflies is Exapate congelatella.

Today we went with Nikitsky and Omar to Trofimovo - about a dozen fresh Operophtera fagata and Epirrita autumnata.

But it's still nice to go relax =)

On Monday, Nikitsky and I went to Alpatievo - one of the butterflies is Exapate congelatella.

Very interesting! Can I tell you more? What do the caterpillars feed on? what biotopes does it prefer? can I meet them in Moscow itself? where and when is the best time to search?

I met him a couple of times in Moscow. And for the first time in December)

Very interesting! Can I tell you more? What do the caterpillars feed on? what biotopes does it prefer? can I meet them in Moscow itself? where and when is the best time to search?

Broad polyphage (I scared out of the thicket of blackthorn), eurybiont, Ilya Ustyantsev found in Moscow, search now =)

October 17, Moscow, a short visit to Losiny Ostrov (south of the corner of 5th Ray Prosek and Rostokinsky proezd). Entomofauna is almost at zero. But luxury honey mushrooms (pests, apparently, are already wintering), although aged, are taken exactly 3 kg (only in caps), almost all - at one point with a diameter of 15 meters.

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Thanks, but we didn't eat that, we just liked the look. By the way, the color was slightly different in nature, with a slight olive color, but it is not very visible in my photo either. In general, when you are hungry with insects, you can take pictures of everything...
Only the location wasn't exactly the one indicated in this book. Mushrooms grew in the depths of the deciduous forest-linden, maple, birch, oak. Those that grow in open places, I have met many times, but these seemed to be a little different.

This post was edited by A. J. Elez - 07.11.2010 16: 25

Thanks, but we didn't eat that, we just liked the look. By the way, the color was slightly different in nature, with a slight olive color, but it is not very visible in my photo either. In general, when you are hungry with insects, you can take pictures of everything...
Only the location wasn't exactly the one indicated in this book. Mushrooms grew in the depths of the deciduous forest-linden, maple, birch, oak. Those that grow in open places, I have met many times, but these seemed to be a little different.

Hello! Yes, I'm just making fun of it. It is quite possible that not this species, although it is very similar, it is very slender. Well, I think the mushroom day was a success!
By the way, this fall I found this mushroom. I can't say for sure. Too fat. I found a very similar photo on the Internet-taken in Canada. (And mine is near St. Petersburg)

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cleobis, this is a starfish, and A. Y. Elez most likely photographed some mycene of starfish very few species, you can probably determine if there are clear differences, but it is better to determine fungi by the shape of spores.

And in Moscow, plumigers still come to light. Yesterday I took a female-very fresh. At the weekend in the dacha - only banal wintering scoops, there was no micra-a strong wind.

Good evening! Yesterday, in the vicinity of VDNKh, I enjoyed the spectacle of tropical butterflies. That's great! And along the way, dead eaters were collected in the arboretum, which went for the winter. The oaks are good there and the yews are very pleasant.

Good day to all and best wishes.
I publish my small report on Coleoptera fishing in the Mozhaisk district of the Moscow region.
The type of biotope is Mixed forest with a predominance of spruce. In the vicinity of a flowing pond and a light clearing.
Mostly harvesting was carried out in soil traps, less often on flowers and by mowing.
Species composition in alphabetical order:

1 Acilius sulcatus Swimmers Dytiscidae
2 Actenicerus sjaelandicus Nutcrackers Elateridae
3 Agapanthia villosoviridescens Barbels Cerambycidae
4 Agonum sexpunctatum Ground Beetles Carabidae
5 Agrilus biguttatus Goldfish Buprestidae
6 Agriotes obscurus Nutcrackers Elateridae
7 Altica sp Leaf beetles Chrysomelidae
8 Amara sp Ground beetles Carabidae
9 Ampedus sanguinolentus Nutcrackers Elateridae
10 Anastrangalia sanguinolenta Barbels Cerambycidae
11 Anatis ocellata Ladybirds Coccinellidae
12 Anchomenus dorsalis Ground beetles Carabidae
13 Anostirus castaneus Nutcrackers Elateridae
14 Anthonomus pomorum Weevils Curculionidae
15
Anthrenus scrophulariae Leatherworms Dermestidae 16 Apoderus coryli Rhynchitids Rhynchitidae
17 Aromia moschata Barbels Cerambycidae
18 Athous niger Nutcrackers Elateridae
19 Athous vittatus Nutcrackers Elateridae
20 Attagenus unicolor
Leatherworms Dermestidae 21 Badister lacertosus Ground beetles Carabidae
22 Bembidion lampros Ground beetles Carabidae
23 Byctiscus betulae Rhynchitids Rhynchitidae
24 Byrrhus pilula Pillflies Byrrhidae
25 Calathus micropterus Ground beetles Carabidae
26 Callidium violaceum Barbels Cerambycidae
27 Carabus coriaceus Ground beetles Carabidae
28 Carabus glabratus Ground beetles Carabidae
29 Carabus granulatus Ground beetles Carabidae
30 Carabus hortensis Ground beetles Carabidae
31 Carabus nemoralis Ground beetles Carabidae
32 Ceratomegilla notata Ladybirds Coccinellidae
33 Cetonia aurata Lamellidae Scarabaeidae
34 Chilocorus renipustulatus Ladybirds Ladybugs Coccinellidae
35 Chrysolina fastuosa Leaf beetles Chrysomelidae
36 Chrysolina polita leaf beetles Chrysomelidae
37 Chrysolina populi Leaf beetles Chrysomelidae
38 Chrysolina staphilea Leaf beetles Chrysomelidae
39 Cimberis attelaboides Flowerbeds Nemonychidae
40 Colymbetes paykulli Swimmers Dytiscidae
41 Cychrus caraboides Ground beetles Carabidae
42 Dalopius marginatus Nutcrackers Elateridae
43 Dytiscus marginalis Floaters Dytiscidae
44 Elaphrus cupreus Ground Beetles Carabidae
45 Endomychus coccineus Mold eaters Endomychidae
46 Geotrupes stercorosus Shrews Geotrupidae
47 Gonioctena viminalis Leaf beetles Chrysomelidae
48 Harpalus affinis Ground beetles Carabidae
49 Harpalus distingendus Ground beetles Carabidae
50 Harpalus rufipes Ground beetles Carabidae
51 Harpalus sp Ground beetles Carabidae
52 Hemicrepidius niger Nutcrackers Elateridae
53 Hister unicolor Baboons Histeridae
54 Hydrobius fuscipes Swimmers Dytiscidae
55 Hylobius abietis Weevils Curculionidae
56 Ilybius fuliginosus Swimmers Dytiscidae
57 Involvulus cupreus Rhynchitids Rhynchitidae
58 Judolia sexmaculata Barbels Cerambycidae
59 Lagria hirta Shaggies Lagriidae
60 Larinus obtusus Weevils Curculionidae
61 Lathrobium sp Staphylins Staphylinidae
62 Leistus terminatus Ground beetles Carabidae
63 Leptura annularis Barbels Cerambycidae
64 Leptura nigripes Barbels Cerambycidae
65 Leptura quadrifasciata Barbels Cerambycidae
66 Lepturalia rubra Barbels Cerambycidae
67 Lilioceris lilii Leaf beetles Chrysomelidae
68 Lilioceris merdigera
Leaf eaters Chrysomelidae 69 Malachius bipustulatus Malachiidae
70 Melandrya dubia Shadow eaters Melandryidae
71 Melanotus rufipes Nutcrackers Elateridae
72 Melolontha hippocostani Lamellar whiskers Scarabaeidae
73 Monochamus sutor Barbels Cerambycidae
74 Myzia oblongoguttata Ladybirds Coccinellidae
75 Necrophorus
vespillo Dead Eaters Silphidae 76 Necrophorus
vespilloydes Dead Eaters Silphidae 77 Necydalis major Barbels Cerambycidae
78 Notiophilus palustris Ground Beetles Carabidae
79 Oedemera femorata Barbels Cerambycidae
80 Oicloptoma thoracica Dead eaters
Silphidae 81 Olophrum assimile Staphylins Staphylinidae
82 Otiorhynchus scaber Weevils Curculionidae
83 Oxyporus maxillosus Staphylins Staphylinidae
84 Oxypselaphus obscurus Ground beetles Carabidae
85 Oxytherea funesta Lamellidae Scarabaeidae
86 Pachyta quadrimaculata Barbels Cerambycidae
87 Patrobus sp Ground Beetles Carabidae
88 Philontus sp Staphylins Staphylinidae
89 Phosphuga atrata Dead eaters Silphidae
90 Phyllobius calcaratus Weevils Curculionidae
91 Pissodes pini Weevils Curculionidae
92 Plateumaris sericea Leaf beetles Chrysomelidae
93 Platynus assimilis Ground beetles Carabidae
94 Poecilus versicolor/cupreus Ground Beetles Carabidae
95 Prionus coriarius Barbels Cerambycidae
96 Protaetia marmorata Leaf beetles Scarabaeidae
97 Pterostichus angustatus Ground beetles Carabidae
98 Pterostichus diligens Ground beetles Carabidae
99 Pterostichus melanarius Ground beetles Carabidae
100 Pterostichus niger Ground beetles Carabidae
101 Pterostichus nigrita Ground beetles Carabidae
102 Pterostichus oblongopunctatus Ground beetles Carabidae
103 Pyrhalta viburnii Leaf beetles Chrysomelidae
104 Quedius sp Staphylins Staphylinidae
105 Quedius sp fuliginosus Staphylins Staphylinidae
106 Rhagium mordax Barbels Cerambycidae
107 Saperda scalaris Barbels Cerambycidae
108 Scirtidae Elodes Bogs Scirtidae
109 Scirtidae sp Bog weevils Scirtidae
110 Serica brunea Lamellaria Scarabaeidae
111 Sitona sp Weevils Curculionidae
112 Staphylinus erytropterus Staphylinus Staphylinidae
113 Stomis pumicatus Ground beetles Carabidae
114 Tachinus sp Staphylinus Staphylinidae
115 Trichius fasciatus Lamellae Scarabaeidae
116 Trichodes apiarius Variegated Cleridae
117 Xantholinus tricolor Staphylinus Staphylinidae
118 Carabidae sp of the ground beetle Carabidae

The same is regrouped by families

Goldfish Buprestidae
1 Agrilus biguttatus

Pillworms Byrrhidae
2 Byrrhus pilula

Жужелицы Carabidae
3 Agonum sexpunctatum
4 Amara sp
5 Anchomenus dorsalis
6 Badister lacertosus
7 Bembidion lampros
8 Calathus micropterus
9 Carabus coriaceus
10 Carabus glabratus
11 Carabus granulatus
12 Carabus hortensis
13 Carabus nemoralis
14 Cychrus caraboides
15 Elaphrus cupreus
16 Harpalus affinis
17 Harpalus distingendus
18 Harpalus rufipes
19 Harpalus sp
20 Leistus terminatus
21 Notiophilus palustris
22 Oxypselaphus obscurus
23 Patrobus sp
24 Platynus assimilis
25 Poecilus versicolor/cupreus
26 Pterostichus angustatus
27 Pterostichus diligens
28 Pterostichus melanarius
29 Pterostichus niger
30 Pterostichus nigrita
31 Pterostichus oblongopunctatus
32 Stomis pumicatus
33 Carabidae sp

Усачи Cerambycidae
34 Agapanthia villosoviridescens
35 Anastrangalia sanguinolenta
36 Aromia moschata
37 Callidium violaceum
38 Judolia sexmaculata
39 Leptura annularis
40 Leptura nigripes
41 Leptura quadrifasciata
42 Lepturalia rubra
43 Monochamus sutor
44 Necydalis major
45 Oedemera femorata
46 Pachyta quadrimaculata
47 Prionus coriarius
48 Rhagium mordax
49 Saperda scalaris

Листоеды Chrysomelidae
50 Altica sp
51 Chrysolina fastuosa
52 Chrysolina polita
53 Chrysolina populi
54 Chrysolina staphilea
55 Gonioctena viminalis
56 Lilioceris lilii
57 Lilioceris merdigera
58 Plateumaris sericea
59 Pyrhalta viburnii

Variegated Cleridae
60 Trichodes apiarius

Ladybirds Coccinellidae
61 Anatis ocellata
62 Ceratomegilla notata
63 Chilocorus renipustulatus
64 Myzia oblongoguttata

Долгоносики Curculionidae
65 Anthonomus pomorum
66 Hylobius abietis
67 Larinus obtusus
68 Otiorhynchus scaber
69 Phyllobius calcaratus
70 Pissodes pini
71 Sitona sp

Кожееды Dermestidae
72 Anthrenus scrophulariae
73 Attagenus unicolor

Плавунцы Dytiscidae
74 Acilius sulcatus
75 Colymbetes paykulli
76 Dytiscus marginalis
77 Hydrobius fuscipes
78 Ilybius fuliginosus

Щелкуны Elateridae
79 Actenicerus sjaelandicus
80 Agriotes obscurus
81 Ampedus sanguinolentus
82 Anostirus castaneus
83 Athous niger
84 Athous vittatus
85 Dalopius marginatus
86 Hemicrepidius niger
87 Melanotus rufipes

Mold eaters Endomychidae
88 Endomychus coccineus

Shrews Geotrupidae
89 Geotrupes stercorosus

Little babies Histeridae
90 Hister unicolor

Furry birds Lagriidae
91 Lagria hirta

Malachiidae
92 Malachius bipustulatus

Melandryidae
93 Melandrya dubia

Flower veins Nemonychidae
94 Cimberis attelaboides

Ринхитиды Rhynchitidae
95 Apoderus coryli
96 Byctiscus betulae
97 Involvulus cupreus

Пластинчатоусые Scarabaeidae
98 Cetonia aurata
99 Melolontha hippocostani
100 Oxytherea funesta
101 Protaetia marmorata
102 Serica brunea
103 Trichius fasciatus

Bogs Scirtidae
104 Scirtidae Elodes
105 Scirtidae sp

Мертвоеды Silphidae
106 Necrophorus vespillo
107 Necrophorus vespilloydes
108 Oicloptoma thoracica
109 Phosphuga atrata

Стафилины Staphylinidae
110 Lathrobium sp
111 Olophrum assimile
112 Oxyporus maxillosus
113 Philontus sp
114 Quedius sp
115 Quedius sp fuliginosus
116 Staphylinus erytropterus
117 Tachinus sp
118 Xantholinus tricolor


Many thanks for the express definition to dear Dmitrich, Cosine, vasiliy-feoktistov, botanque, Alexey Sazhnev, Mantispid, RippeR, Fornax13, Elizar, omar, scarit, Anthrenus.



This post was edited by Sugercete - 22.11.2010 00: 47

The same list, but not in alphabetical order, but in descending order of the number of extracted copies.

1 Carabus nemoralis In mass
2 Pterostichus melanarius In mass
3 Pterostichus oblongopunctatus In mass
4 Necrophorus vespilloydes In mass
5 Carabus granulatus In mass
6 Staphylinus erytropterus In mass
7 Philontus sp In mass
8 Poecilus versicolor/cupreus In mass
9 Platynus assimilis In mass
10 Pterostichus nigrita In mass
11 Cetonia aurata In mass
12 Oicloptoma thoracica In mass
13 Cychrus caraboides In mass
14 Amara sp In mass
15 Anthrenus scrophulariae In mass
16 Pterostichus niger In mass
17 Rhagium mordax In mass
18 Harpalus rufipes In mass
19 Melanotus rufipes In mass
20 Agriotes obscurus In mass
21 Aromia moschata In mass
22 Anastrangalia sanguinolenta In mass
23 Carabus coriaceus Mass
24 Pachyta quadrimaculata
25 Phosphuga atrata
26 Pissodes pini
27 Carabus hortensis
28 Lilioceris merdigera
29 Necrophorus vespillo
30 Tachinus sp
31 Dalopius marginatus
32 Leptura quadrifasciata
33 Saperda scalaris
34 Carabidae sp
35 Chrysolina fastuosa No more than 5 copies
36 Chrysolina populi No more than 5 copies
37 Attagenus unicolor No more than 5 copies
38 Badister lacertosus No more than 5 copies
39 Carabus glabratus No more than 5 copies
40 Hydrobius fuscipes No more than 5 specimens
41 Melolontha hippocostani No more than 5 specimens
42 Oxyporus maxillosus No more than 5 specimens
43 Phyllobius calcaratus No more than 5 specimens
44 Anthonomus pomorum No more than 5 specimens
45 Calathus micropterus No more than 5 specimens
46 Callidium violaceum No more than 5 specimens
47 Chrysolina polita No more than 5 specimens
48 Dytiscus marginalis No more than 5 specimens more than 5 specimens
49 Leistus terminatus No more than 5 specimens
50 Oxytherea funesta No more than 5 specimens
51 Trichius fasciatus No more than 5 specimens
52 Acilius sulctus No more than 5 specimens
53 Altica sp No more than 5 specimens
54 Anatis ocellata No more than 5 specimens
55 Anchomenus dorsalis No more than 5 specimens
56 Athous vittatus No more than 5 specimens
57 Ceratomegilla notata No more than 5 specimens
58 Chrysolina staphilea No more than 5 specimens
59 Geotrupes stercorosus No more than 5 specimens
60 Gonioctena viminalis No more than 5 specimens
61 Hemicrepidius niger No more than 5 specimens
62 Hister unicolor No more than 5 specimens
63 Ilybius fuliginosus No more than 5 specimens
64 Lepturalia rubra No more than 5 specimens
65 Lilioceris lilii No more than 5 specimens
66 Monochamus sutor No more than 5 specimens
67 Notiophilus palustris No more than 5 specimens
68 Patrobus sp No more than 5 specimens
69 Prionus coriarius No more than 5 specimens
70 Pterostichus angustatus No more than 5 specimens
71 Pyrhalta viburnii No more than 5 specimens
72 Sitona sp No more than 5 specimens
73 Monochamus sutor No more than 5 copies
74 Actenicerus sjaelandicus No more than 1 copy
75 Agapanthia villosoviridescens No more than 1 copy
76 Agonum sexpunctatum No more than 1 copy
77 Agrilus biguttatus No more than 1 copy
78 Ampedus sanguinolentus No more than 1 copy
79 Anostirus castaneus No more than 1 copy
80 Apoderus coryli No more than 1 copy
81 Athous niger Does not more than 1 specimen
82 Bembidion lampros No more than 1 specimen
83 Byctiscus betulae No more than 1 specimen
84 Byrrhus pilula No more than 1 specimen
85 Chilocorus renipustulatus No more than 1 specimen
86 Cimberis attelaboides No more than 1 specimen
87 Cimberis attelaboides No more than 1 specimen
88 Colymbetes paykulli No more than 1 specimen
89 Elaphrus cupreus No more than 1 specimen
90 Endomychus coccineus No more than 1 specimen
91 Harpalus affinis No more than 1 specimen
92 Harpalus distingendus No more than 1 specimen
93 Harpalus sp No more than 1 specimen
94 Hylobius abietis No more than 1 specimen
95 Involvulus cupreus No more than 1 specimen
96 Judolia sexmaculata No more than 1 specimen
97 Lagria hirta No more than 1 specimen
98 Larinus obtusus No more than 1 specimen
99 Lathrobium sp No more than 1 specimen
100 Leptura annularis No more than 1 specimen
101 Leptura nigripes No more than 1 specimen
102 Malachius bipustulatus No more than 1 specimen
103 Melandrya dubia No more than 1 specimen
104 Myzia oblongoguttata No more than 1 specimen
105 Necydalis major No more than 1 specimen
106 Oedemera femorata No more than 1 specimen
107 Olophrum assimile No more than 1 specimen
108 Otiorhynchus scaber No more than 1 specimen
109 Oxypselaphus obscurus No more than 1 specimen
110 Plateumaris sericea No more than 1 specimen
111 Protaetia marmorata No more than 1 specimen
112 Pterostichus diligens No more than 1 specimen
113 Quedius sp Don't more than 1 specimen
114 Quedius sp fuliginosus Not more than 1 specimen
115 Scirtidae Elodes Not more than 1 specimen
116 Scirtidae sp Not more than 1 specimen
117 Serica brunea Not more than 1 specimen
118 Stomis pumicatus Not more than 1 specimen
119 Trichodes apiarius Not more than 1 specimen
120 Xantholinus tricolor Not more than 1 specimen

 
Species composition in alphabetical order:

Irina, for the future: it is better to group the list according to the systematic principle (i.e., by families and genera).

This post was edited by Dmitrich - 21.11.2010 20: 55

Irina, for the future: it is better to group the list according to the systematic principle (i.e., by families and genera).

I will correct this list. Why wait a whole year?
Thanks!

  
The same is regrouped by families

Take a closer look at the nomenclature

  
Barbel Cerambycidae
40 Leptura nigripes

42 Lepturalia rubra

45 Oedemera femorata

40 Lepturalia nigripes

42 Stictoleptura (Aredolpona) rubra

45 Cortodera femorata

  
Leaf beetles Chrysomelidae

53 Chrysolina populi

53 Chrysomela populi

  
Dytiscidae Swimmers

77 Hydrobius fuscipes

Hydrobius fuscipes-family Hydrophilidae

  
Elateridae Nutcrackers

83 Athous niger

86 Hemicrepidius niger

Athous niger=Hemicrepidius niger

  
Rhynchitidae
95 Apoderus coryli

Apoderus coryli-family Attelabidae

  
Barbel Cerambycidae
45 Oedemera femorata

Take a closer look at the nomenclature
45 Cortodera femorata

A small clarification-addition: if the barbel was meant, then this is Cortodera femorata. But if a narrow wing, then, indeed, Oedemera femorata, but this is no longer a barbel, but a different family-Oedemeridae.

This post was edited by Dmitrich - 22.11.2010 15: 49

Take a closer look at the nomenclature

Dear Dmitrich,
thank you so much for your comments!
I'll fix it soon. I think that after this, you will need to delete posts with discussions of errors in the nomenclature and making a list, so as not to clog up the topic. IMHO, of course

11-12. VII. 2010-Moscow, Pushkinsky district, Moscow region, Chernichka Garden Association

http://assazhnev.narod.ru/moscow_1.html

The majority of the collected material was determined by A. S. Sazhnev, and the author is grateful to A.V. Kovalev, S. V. Litovkin, V. G. Dyadichko, A. A. Prokin, A. Yu.Solodovnikov, M. Schülke, G. Makranczy, and A. G. Kireichuk for their help in working with the collections. The author expresses special gratitude to N. V. Rodnev for the presented material. Insects are kept in the collection of A. S. Sazhnev.

Gyrinidae Latreille, 1810

Gyrinus (s. str.) substriatus Stephens, 1827
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Chernichka Garden Association, dachny poselok, na svet, 10-12. VII.2010 (3♂♂, 3♀♀) N. V. Rodnev leg., collection of A. S. Sazhnev. There were some under-colored young specimens.

Dytiscidae Leach, 1815

Hygrotus (Coelambus) impressopunctatus (Schaller, 1783)
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dacha settlement, na svet, 10-12. VII. 2010 (1♀) N. V. Rodnev leg., S. V. Litovkin, V. G. Dyadichko, A. S. Sazhnev det., 2010, collection of A. S. Sazhnev.
Hygrotus (Coelambus) polonicus (Aube, 1842)
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dacha settlement, na svet, 10-12. VII. 2010 (1♂) N. V. Rodnev leg., S. V. Litovkin, V. G. Dyadichko, A. S. Sazhnev det., 2010, collection of A. S. Sazhnev.
Hydroporus tristis (Paykull, 1798)
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dachny poselok, na svet, 10-12. VII.2010 (2♂♂, 2♀♀) N. V. Rodnev leg., S. V. Litovkin, V. G. Dyadichko, A. S. Sazhnev det., 2010, collection of A. S. Sazhnev.

Carabidae Latreille, 1802

Bembidion (Paraprincidium) ruficolle Panzer, 1797
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dachny poselok, na svet, 10-12. VII. 2010 (1♂) N. V. Rodnev leg., collection of A. S. Sazhnev.
Bembidion (s. str.) quadrimaculatum ssp. quadrimaculatum (Linné, 1761)
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dacha settlement, na svet, 10-12. VII. 2010 (1♂) N. V. Rodnev leg., collection of A. S. Sazhnev.
Bembidion (Peryphus) femoratum ssp. femoratum Sturm, 1825
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dachny poselok, na svet, 10-12. VII. 2010 (1♀) N. V. Rodnev leg., collection of A. S. Sazhnev.
Trechus (s. str.) quadristriatus (Schrank, 1781)
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dacha settlement, na svet, 10-12. VII. 2010 (2♂ ♂) N. V. Rodnev leg., collection of A. S. Sazhnev.
Amara (Bradytus) majuscula (Chaudoir, 1850)
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dacha settlement, na svet, 10-12. VII. 2010 (3♀ ♀) N. V. Rodnev leg., collection of A. S. Sazhnev.
Amara (Celia) bifrons (Gyllenhal, 1810)
Material: Moscow region. Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dacha settlement, na svet, 10-12. VII. 2010 (1♀) N. V. Rodnev leg., A.V. Kovalev, A. S. Sazhnev det., 2010, collection of A. S. Sazhnev.
Harpalus (s. str.) froelichi Sturm, 1818
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Chernichka Garden Association, dachny poselok, na svet, 10-12. VII. 2010 (1♂) N. V. Rodnev leg., A.V. Kovalev, A. S. Sazhnev det., 2010, collection of A. S. Sazhnev.

Helophoridae Leach, 1815

Helophorus (Rhopalohelophorus) granularis (Linné, 1761)
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dacha settlement, na svet, 10-12. VII. 2010 (1♀) N. V. Rodnev leg., A. S. Sazhnev, S. V. Litovkin det., 2010, collection of A. S. Sazhnev.

Hydrophilidae Latreille, 1802

Enochrus (Lumetus) affinis (Thunberg, 1794)
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dacha settlement, na svet, 10-12. VII. 2010 (2♀ ♀) N. V. Rodnev leg., A. S. Sazhnev, S. V. Litovkin det., 2010, collection of A. S. Sazhnev.
Enochrus (Lumetus) testaceus (Fabricius, 1801)
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dachny poselok, na svet, 10-12. VII.2010 (2♂♂, 3♀♀) N. V. Rodnev leg., A. S. Sazhnev, S. V. Litovkin det., 2010, collection of A. S. Sazhnev.
Enochrus (Methydrus) coarctatus (Gredler, 1863)
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dachny poselok, na svet, 10-12. VII.2010 (2♂♂, 3♀♀) N. V. Rodnev leg., A. S. Sazhnev, S. V. Litovkin det., 2010, collection of A. S. Sazhnev.
Hydrobius fuscipes (Linné, 1758)
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dachny poselok, na svet, 10-12. VII.2010 (7♂♂, 6♀♀) N. V. Rodnev leg., collection of A. S. Sazhnev.
Laccobius (s. str.) minutus (Linné, 1758)
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dacha settlement, na svet, 10-12. VII. 2010 (2♀ ♀) N. V. Rodnev leg., collection of A. S. Sazhnev.
Cercyon (s. str. bifenestratus Küster, 1851
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Chernichka Garden Association, dachny poselok, na svet, 10-12. VII.2010 (33♂♂, 56♀♀) N. V. Rodnev leg., collection of A. S. Sazhnev.
Cercyon (s. str.) marinus C. G. Thomson, 1853
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dachny poselok, na svet, 10-12. VII.2010 (10♂♂, 19♀♀) N. V. Rodnev leg., A. S. collection Sazhneva. There were some under-colored young specimens.
Cercyon (s. str.) unipunctatus (Linné, 1758)
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dachny poselok, na svet, 10-12. VII.2010 (2♂♂, 4♀♀) N. V. Rodnev leg., collection of A. S. Sazhnev.
Cercyon (s. str.) quisquilius (Linné, 1761)
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dacha settlement, na svet, 10-12. VII. 2010 (1♀) N. V. Rodnev leg., collection of A. S. Sazhnev.
Cercyon (s. str.) haemorrhoidalis (Fabricius, 1775)
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dacha settlement, na svet, 10-12. VII. 2010 (1♂, 1♀) N. V. Rodnev leg., collection of A. S. Sazhnev.
Cercyon (Paracycreon) laminatus Sharp, 1873
Material: Moscow region. Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dacha settlement, na svet, 10-12. VII.2010 (5♂♂, 1♀) N. V. Rodnev leg., collection of A. S. Sazhnev.
Cryptopleurum subtile Sharp, 1884
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dachny poselok, na svet, 10-12. VII. 2010 (1♀) N. V. Rodnev leg., A. S. Sazhnev, A. A. Prokin det., 2010, collection of A. S. Sazhnev.

Staphylinidae Latreille, 1802

Anotylus rugosus (Fabricius, 1775)
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dachny poselok, na svet, 10-12. VII.2010 (9♂♂, 16♀♀) N. V. Rodnev leg., A.V. Kovalev, A. S. Sazhnev det., 2010, collection of A. S. Sazhnev. There were some under-colored young specimens.
Bledius (Hesperophilus) gallicus (Gravenhorst 1806)
= fracticornis Paykull, 1790
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dachny poselok, na svet, 10-12. VII.2010 (2♂♂, 6♀♀) N. V. Rodnev leg., A. Yu. Solodovnikov, M. Schülke, A. S. Sazhnev det., 2010, collection A. S. Sazhneva.
Bledius (Hesperophilus) opacus (Block, 1799)
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dachny poselok, na svet, 10-12. VII.2010 (3♂♂, 8♀♀) N. V. Rodnev leg., G. Makranczy, M. Schülke, A. S. Sazhnev det., 2010, collection of A.S. Sazhneva.
Philonthus (s. str.) decorus (Gravenhorst, 1802)
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dacha settlement, na svet, 10-12. VII. 2010 (3♀ ♀) N. V. Rodnev leg., collection of A. S. Sazhnev.
Philonthus (s. str.) quisquiliarius ssp. quisquiliarius (Gyllenhal, 1810)
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dachny poselok, na svet, 10-12. VII.2010 (6♂♂, 3♀♀) N. V. Rodnev leg., A.V. Kovalev, A. S. Sazhnev det., 2010, collection of A. S. Sazhnev.
Philonthus (s. str.) micantoides G. Benick & Lohse, 1956
Material: Moscow region. Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dacha settlement, na svet, 10-12. VII. 2010 (1♂) N. V. Rodnev leg., A.V. Kovalev, A. S. Sazhnev det., 2010, collection of A. S. Sazhnev.
Tachinus pallipes (Gravenhorst, 1806)
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dacha settlement, na svet, 10-12. VII. 2010 (1♀) N. V. Rodnev leg., M. Schülke, A. S. Sazhnev det., 2010, collection of A. S. Sazhnev.
Tachinus marginellus (Fabricius, 1781)
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dacha settlement, na svet, 10-12. VII. 2010 (1♀) N. V. Rodnev leg., A.V. Kovalev, M. Schülke, A. S. Sazhnev det., 2010, collection of A. S. Sazhnev.
Tachinus rufipes (Linné, 1758)
= signatus Gravenhorst, 1802
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dacha settlement, na svet, 10-12. VII. 2010 (1♂, 1♀) N. V. Rodnev leg., collection of A. S. Sazhnev.


Scirtidae Fleming, 1821

Cyphon variabilis (Thunberg, 1787)
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dacha settlement, na svet, 10-12. VII. 2010 (3♂ ♂) N. V. Rodnev leg., A. S. Sazhnev, S. V. Litovkin det., 2010, collection of A. S. Sazhnev.

Byrrhidae Latreille, 1806

Byrrhus (s. str.) fasciatus (Forster, 1771)
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dacha village, manual collection, 10-12. VII. 2010 (1♂) N. V. Rodnev leg., collection of A. S. Sazhnev.

Heteroceridae Macleay, 1825

Heterocerus fenestratus (Thunberg, 1784)
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dachny poselok, na svet, 10-12. VII.2010 (18♂♂, 29♀♀) N. V. Rodnev leg., collection of A. S. Sazhnev. There were some under-colored young specimens.
Heterocerus fusculus ssp. fusculus Kiesenwetter, 1843
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Chernichka Garden Association, dachny poselok, na svet, 10-12. VII.2010 (2♂♂, 6♀♀) N. V. Rodnev leg., collection of A. S. Sazhnev.

Nitidulidae Latreille, 1803

Omosita colon (Linné, 1758)
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dacha settlement, na svet, 10-12. VII. 2010 (1♀) N. V. Rodnev leg., collection of A. S. Sazhnev.
Soronia punctatissima (Illiger, 1794)
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dacha settlement, na svet, 10-12. VII. 2010 (1♂, 1♀) N. V. Rodnev leg., collection of A. S. Sazhnev.
Epuraea (s. str.) pallescens ssp. pallescens (Stephens, 1832)
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dachny poselok, na svet, 10-12. VII.2010 (2♂♂, 7♀♀) N. V. Rodnev leg., A. G. Kireychuk, A. S. Sazhnev det., 2010, collection of A. S. Sazhnev.
Epuraea (s. str.) sp1.
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dachny poselok, na svet, 10-12. VII. 2010 (1♂) N. V. Rodnev leg., collection of A. S. Sazhnev.
Epuraea (s. str.) sp2.
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dachny poselok, na svet, 10-12. VII. 2010 (1♂) N. V. Rodnev leg., collection of A. S. Sazhnev.

Cryptophagidae Kirby, 1837

Micrambe bimaculata (Panzer, 1798)
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dacha settlement, na svet, 10-12. VII. 2010 (1♂) N. V. Rodnev leg., A.V. Kovalev, A. S. Sazhnev det., 2010, collection of A. S. Sazhnev.

Coccinellidae Latreille, 1807

Coccinella (s. str.) quinquepunctata Linné, 1758
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dacha village, manual collection, 10-12. VII. 2010 (1♀) N. V. Rodnev leg., collection of A. S. Sazhnev.

Tenebrionidae Latreille, 1802

Diaperis boleti (Linné, 1758)
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dacha village, manual collection, 10-12. VII. 2010 (1♀) N. V. Rodnev leg., collection of A. S. Sazhnev.

Chrysomelidae Latreille, 1802

Altica sp.
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dacha village, manual collection, 10-12. VII. 2010 (4♀ ♀) N. V. Rodnev leg., collection of A. S. Sazhnev.
Phyllotreta vittata (Fabricius, 1801)
Material: Moscow region, Pushkinsky district, Garden association "Chernichka", dacha village, manual collection, 10-12. VII. 2010 (1♀) N. V. Rodnev leg., collection of A. S. Sazhnev.

Good morning! Now I don't have much time to write / catch (I'm loaded with work), but I want to inform you: Prionus coriarius has already been released in the Moscow region (I usually find it from the beginning of August, but here it's mid-July-apparently the year is really freaky). 13.07.2010 I ran around the city on my own business and did not believe my eyes: the sidewalk is crossing in broad daylight-such a female. Has anyone caught it this year?

I apologize for not responding in a timely manner...but just recently found this interesting forum!I watch Kozhevnikov every year for 10 years in a row.Yes, in 10godu earlier than usual flew away.I found some bait for them.I don't catch them-I just watch them.There are more or less plentiful years.But hundreds for the evening is stable!It's funny to look at the mother-in-law,who is afraid of them and runs away to the house in the country to watch TV.But the sight is pleasant when they fly a bunch.Some die by falling into barrels of water-natural selection.In the morning and all day, many people sleep near the bait.So, if someone hasn't caught them in 5 years,it doesn't mean that they don't exist.The population is very powerful and stable.No one cleans the surrounding forests!From the bottom in the river, even grayling was divorced.It is not far from Rogachev-in the north of the Moscow region.Sincerely, Sergey.

Anser'у: So what's the bait for tanners?

I apologize for not responding in a timely manner...but just recently found this interesting forum!I watch Kozhevnikov every year for 10 years in a row.Yes, in 10godu earlier than usual flew away.I found some bait for them.I don't catch them-I just watch them.There are more or less plentiful years.But hundreds for the evening is stable!It's funny to look at the mother-in-law,who is afraid of them and runs away to the house in the country to watch TV.But the sight is pleasant when they fly a bunch.Some die by falling into barrels of water-natural selection.In the morning and all day, many people sleep near the bait.So, if someone hasn't caught them in 5 years,it doesn't mean that they don't exist.The population is very powerful and stable.No one cleans the surrounding forests!From the bottom in the river, even grayling was divorced.It is not far from Rogachev-in the north of the Moscow region.Sincerely, Sergey.

Bravo, Sergey!

Anser'у: So what's the bait for tanners?

In my opinion, the light is only. But in such quantities, and with such regularity????

This post was edited by vasiliy-feoktistov - 12.01.2011 12: 11

Please contact us in private...And then they'll catch everyone.

Today, in the late afternoon, I was blown up to take a walk in the forest, literally for an hour, and at the same time open my season. Moscow region, Odintsovo district, Dubkovsky forest. Knee-deep snow, a breeze, frost. I peeled the bark off a dead oak tree, found almost nothing, except for two maggots ?earwigs? and mikra's cocoon. Moreover, the larvae are quite elastic. At home, after half an hour, they began to run around the box and were not going to pose. I apologize for the quality, the camera is not professional. I'll try mowing tomorrow...

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IMHO, these are yapix

It's probably someone's campodeoid larva, a ground beetle of some sort.

Today, in the late afternoon, I was blown up to take a walk in the forest, literally for an hour, and at the same time open my season. Moscow region, Odintsovo district, Dubkovsky forest. Knee-deep snow, a breeze, frost. I peeled the bark off a dead oak tree, found almost nothing, except for two maggots ?earwigs? and mikra's cocoon. Moreover, the larvae are quite elastic. At home, after half an hour, they began to run around the box and were not going to pose. I apologize for the quality, the camera is not professional. I'll try mowing tomorrow...  

It's probably someone's campodeoid larva, a ground beetle of some sort.

No, not a ground beetle. This is Python depressus.

No, not a ground beetle. This is Python depressus.

Based on your tip, I found a more similar species Pseudopyrochroa lateralia (Pyrochroidae)
http://www.zin.ru/animalia/coleoptera/rus/pselataz.htm
http://www.zin.ru/animalia/coleoptera/rus/zaitlarv.htm

It's just embarrassing that he lives in Primorye, and this one is caught near Moscow

And here is an even more similar Schizotus pectinicornis (Pyrochroidae)
http://www.zin.ru/animalia/coleoptera/rus/schpecaz.htm
http://www.flickr.com/photos/25258027@N02/2383005365/

It must be him?

This post was edited by Seneka - 13.02.2011 18: 43

  
And here is an even more similar Schizotus pectinicornis (Pyrochroidae)
http://www.zin.ru/animalia/coleoptera/rus/schpecaz.htm
http://www.flickr.com/photos/25258027@N02/2383005365/
It must be him?

I looked at the larvae detector (Mamaev 1972), it turns out that this is it.

In deep pardon! Of course, this is not Pytho depressus, if only because it lives and develops under the bark of conifers, and these larvae are found under the bark of oak (I just inattentively read Seneka's post first). Of course, these are larvae of Pyrochroidae. It is also possible that Schizotus pectinicornis.

Last night in Moscow, the first insects of the year came to light-mosquitoes-woodlice, this afternoon I saw lemonade. I think that the first wintering scoops will arrive at night.

Moscow region, Lyuberetsky district, today.





Only it's still snowing all around..

Just now, there are a dozen small brown moths and one transversal scoop on the lamp. The season, though with a decent delay, has begun.

Well, the season has started in Zhukovsky: Orthosia incerta came to the DRL