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31.08.2011 1:13, Kemist

On Monday, August 29, I again examined the secret oak tree inhabited by osmoderma. The tree is very hard, occasionally characteristic sausages appear in the hollow, in the midst of which I managed to collect several larvae. There was no imago. Among other beetles, I can mention imago and larvae of Tenebrio molitor, which were found in the cultural environment of osmoderma. The forest nearby is suspected of being hit by a hermit. There are oaks with a completely missing core, with a hollow tree pointing at the sky, with a few green branches. At the base of the trunk are old osmoderma excrement. A cocoon with an undeveloped and dead marble bronzer was found. There are no maggots or hermit beetles, so they must have left this tree several years ago.

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08.09.2011 20:06, Fyodor

Moscow region, Chekhov district, September 01-07, 2011
In the first week of autumn, the weather was good: relatively warm and quite sunny. The last Papilio machaon, Cupido argiades, Boloria dia flew in. There were many fresh Pieris rapae, but no fresh Pieris napi at all. There are fewer and fewer butterflies, but there are plenty of mushrooms

As a result, it was noted these days:

Lycaenidae:
Thecla betulae
Lycaena phlaeas
Cupido argiades

Nymphalidae:
Boloria dia
Issoria lathonia
Vanessa atalanta
Aglais io
Nymphalis xanthomelas
Nymphalis vaualbum
Polygonia c-album

Papilionidae:
Papilio machaon

Pieridae:
Pieris napi
Pieris rapae
Pontia edusa
Gonepteryx rhamni
Colias hyale

P.S. On September 4, I went to the Danki district of the Serpukhov district; in general, nothing special, among what was not found in the Chekhov district, I met Lycaena dispar, Lycaena virgaurea, Lycaena tityrus, Cupido minimus.

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14.09.2011 18:39, Fyodor

Moscow region, Leninsky district, Dydyldino district, 14.09.2011
Took a walk near the house... The weather was quite tolerable-cloudy with clearings and + 19 C. Issoria lathona and Papilo machaon are flying. I was surprised by the large number of Aglais io, all the specimens are fresh, one even had a wing that was not grazed, as if it had just come out of the pupa. Is it really the second generation???

The following was flown today:

Lycaenidae:
Lycaena dispar

Nymphalidae:
Issoria lathonia
Vanessa atalanta
Aglais io

Papilionidae:
Papilio machaon

Pieridae:
Pieris napi
Pieris rapae
Pontia edusa
Gonepteryx rhamni
Colias hyale

Noctuidae:
Autographa gamma
Helicoverpa armigera

Erebidae:
Catocala sp.

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16.09.2011 13:29, Andrey Ponomarev

Hello everyone.Report for September 13-14 of this Yearamoscow region, Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district, Poplar-Voinova Gora-peat bog in the Poplar area.
Arriving at the dacha with a well-known comrade, leaving the DRL 250 turned on at the dacha, taking the generator and everything else, we rushed with it to Voinova Gora.The weather was wonderful, overcast, warm and without wind, the summer did not start badly.Closer to 23: 00,the wind blew out and it began to rain, so we had to quickly wind down.
I almost forgot, while walking around the trees with a flashlight, I found 5 porcini mushrooms, from which I then made soup,but more on that a little further.
I took only this for my photo shoot.In general, nothing interesting.
Ammoconia caecimacula was later found in Poplar.
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Upon arrival in Poplar.
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And here's the soup.
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After lunch,Vlad and I decided to visit the nearest peat bog in order to collect mushrooms and at the same time local lepidoptera.
I came across this on the way.
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In the swamp I caught Acleris sp., a possible new species for the Moscow region.
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Vlad caught Schrankia costaestrigalis and this baby.
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And of course, it was not without incidents, someone, we will not say who, about the jacket that I gave him.

The search for clothing in the swamp was not successful.

On the viburnum found a caterpillar maybe scoops.
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For the lost jacket and for new views.
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Then we cooked dinner and it looked like this.
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Then like this.
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And after dinner, kotbegemot-a ran out of batteries, lying on a chair, and it looked like this.

Taken the night before departure.
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Someone from the Acrolepiidae.
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19.09.2011 2:02, А.Й.Элез

Somehow it was organized quickly. Yes, and we went out of nothing to do (partly to look at crop production, and buy honey at the Department of beekeeping); in general, we did not expect that something would already be from the autumn set. The day before, I tramped along the Setuni Valley and Victory Park, so it was generally empty (rare rutabagas and 1 male lemongrass for the entire route!). And you didn't lose anything at TCA today, either, as you can see. For female pennaries (should be more actively hatched) and-perhaps-other good things, we are thinking of moving next weekend, so keep in mind. If you have an idea before then, I'll let you know.

Did you pay attention to the pictures of the stands? The first phrase of the definition of a white hare plus a picture with "iris".

This post was edited by A. J. Elez - 19.09.2011 02: 04

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