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20.08.2007 14:39, Ilia Ustiantcev

And near Riazanovsky, in the Moscow Region, a suitable place for Apollo, if anyone was there?

20.08.2007 18:29, Vlad Proklov

Personally, I have already found Everything in the same Kasimov. We discussed it at the beginning of the summer.

I meant in the Moscow region - in the Ryazan region, it has long been known

21.08.2007 17:17, Pavel Morozov

I managed to visit Nerskaya Street again. Not myrmidons were already interested, but caterpillars of C. lunula scoops.
Here you go. Forage plant-linseed (Linaria).

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21.08.2007 18:29, Pavel Morozov

And here is the imago of C. lunula
, Moscow region, Lukhovitsky district, Lovtsy village, on light, 06.07.2007.
(special thanks to Omar)

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21.08.2007 21:06, Pavel Morozov

After Nerskaya, we went to visit friends in Vinogradovo (Voskresensky district). I turned on the light bulb, DRV-250. From butterflies only a little scoop H. micacea, B. satura, but there were some beetles.
Mediocre years despite the heat.

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22.08.2007 0:24, Vlad Proklov

After Nerskaya, we went to visit friends in Vinogradovo (Voskresensky district). I turned on the light bulb, DRV-250. From butterflies only a little scoop H. micacea, B. satura, but there were some beetles.
Mediocre years, despite the heat.

Dymovukha in the east of MO, probably?

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22.08.2007 9:25, Bad Den

but there were some beetles.

And which ones?

22.08.2007 13:32, omar

And which ones?

I'll find

out soon

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22.08.2007 16:06, Solarway

Friends, I have been longing to catch Nymphalis antiopa for many years, but I have not met it in the MO. Please tell me if you've ever seen it on the territory of the Ministry of Defense, and if so, where exactly?

22.08.2007 16:25, Vlad Proklov

Friends, I have been longing to catch Nymphalis antiopa for many years, but I have not met it in the MO. Please tell me if you've ever seen it on the territory of the Ministry of Defense, and if so, where exactly?

In Zhukovsky City Park

22.08.2007 16:32, Pavel Morozov

I'll find out soon enough

You'll find out, you'll find out.

22.08.2007 16:35, Pavel Morozov

to kotbegemot: yesterday and in Moscow it was smoky, but today it's better, the Ministry of Emergency Situations is still coping.

to Solarway: Yes, we have N. antiopa everywhere, but this year and last year I didn't see it at all. In 1999-2000 in Odintsovo district there was a lot of it both in spring and summer.

22.08.2007 16:36, Pavel Morozov

And which ones?

I'm not an expert on beetles, but there are Carabidae and Curculionidae.

22.08.2007 16:52, omar

Hurray! And I saw the mourning woman everywhere, and in Moscow, too, everywhere, it's easier to say where I didn't see her. But this year, yes, it hasn't happened yet, I think it will fly in September.

22.08.2007 17:56, Ilia Ustiantcev

It seems that this year everything has been moved forward for a month? By the way, there were no unusual cases in 2007 of the appearance of the second generation in butterflies that are supposed to have only one? or araschnia porima&

22.08.2007 18:49, Pavel Morozov

Here is the autumn Araschnia levana I saw today.

22.08.2007 21:14, Zhuk

Friends, I have been longing to catch Nymphalis antiopa for many years, but I have not met it in the MO. Please tell me if you've ever seen it on the territory of the Ministry of Defense, and if so, where exactly?

In spring, it goes well on clearings and forest roads warmed by the sun

. It's harder to find in the summer. I always found it on the outskirts of forests and clearings, naturally sunny. In the Ministry of Defense, it is everywhere.

22.08.2007 21:32, Pavel Morozov

Friends, I have been longing to catch Nymphalis antiopa for many years, but I have not met it in the MO. Please tell me if you've ever seen it on the territory of the Ministry of Defense, and if so, where exactly?

I'll add: likes fermented tree sap and fallen fruit.

23.08.2007 9:46, Solarway

2 Morozzz and Zhuk: Thank you for the info, I'll try to find it.

24.08.2007 10:10, mikee

Well, gentlemen, global warming in action: I just saw a fresh male Apatura ilia on Ilyich Square. The second generation, you must understand. And something early, a few years ago this already happened, but in September.

24.08.2007 10:32, Guest

ilia flew to the All-Russian Exhibition Center last weekend.

24.08.2007 10:35, mikee

ilia flew to the All-Russian Exhibition Center last weekend.

Uh-huh, I already collected mushrooms on January 7 in Yaroslavl, we will soon catch 4-5 generations of butterflies before the New Year

24.08.2007 12:35, RippeR

brand new Ilia with Dima (Dorkadion) was seen somewhere on the 16th on the bank of the Moskva River, in Filevsky Park, sitting on seaweed

24.08.2007 13:12, Sparrow

I saw Elijah today, too, gentlemen) when I was climbing for pterostichus trees...

24.08.2007 13:33, Ilia Ustiantcev

Maybe swamp rarities will give the second generation this year?

24.08.2007 14:41, Bad Den

Uh-huh, I already collected mushrooms on January 7 in Yaroslavl, we will soon catch 4-5 generations of butterflies before the New Year.

If the mushrooms are good, then perhaps you can catch butterflies before the New Year, yes...

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26.08.2007 17:36, Pavel Morozov

The heat had done its job. Moscow region cottages were chosen by bindweed hawkmoth. They barrage over tobacco, petunias, phlox and mattiola, and fly into the light. In addition to them, moths Eulithis testata, Calospilos sylvata (awesome, second generation!), scoops Noctua pronuba, Noctua interposita, Antitype chi, Nonargia typhae, Helicoverpa armigera (also unexpected!), Laspeyria flexula (already the third generation) were pleased with their presence on the wide screen. Of the order's ribbons, only Catocala nupta.
Here's a movie like this.

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26.08.2007 17:42, Ilia Ustiantcev

Is pronuba rare? I haven't seen her in MO yet, though... And I had a lot of Calospilos sylvata in the first generation, although it is a rare butterfly.
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What size is Laspeyria flexula?"

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26.08.2007 17:43, Pavel Morozov

By the way, I must say that Eulithis testata has a very long time period. This year, the first one came on August 4, the second - on the 24th. Mostly, of course, they fly to the Moscow region in the second half of August, and come across in mid-September.

26.08.2007 17:47, Pavel Morozov

Is pronuba rare? I haven't seen her in MO yet, though... And I had a lot of Calospilos sylvata in the first generation, although it is a rare butterfly.
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What size is Laspeyria flexula?"

Noctua pronuba is common in some places (as I was told, in Avsyunino (Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district) even very much).
Calospilos sylvata is a very frequent butterfly where bird cherry grows. I haven't personally met the second generation yet. Probably the heat.
Laspeyria flexula is a small owl, beautiful, similar to a sickle-wing. The first generation was larger than the second. The current copy is no smaller than the first generation copies, rather dark.

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26.08.2007 17:48, Pavel Morozov

If the mushrooms are good, then perhaps you can catch butterflies before the New Year, yes...

And we'll cook a snack on the spot!!!

26.08.2007 17:49, Ilia Ustiantcev

Fse, there will be no winter this year...

26.08.2007 17:53, Pavel Morozov

Here's Laspeyria flexula. Chigasovo village, Odintsovo district, Moscow region, 25.08.2007.

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26.08.2007 18:34, Guest

ilia flew to the All-Russian Exhibition Center last weekend.

as expected.

26.08.2007 19:28, Pavel Morozov

I forgot to write about the caterpillar of the swallowtail, which I caught in my dacha on dill. A swallowtail caterpillar is always a pleasure to find.

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26.08.2007 19:37, Ilia Ustiantcev

And the light gray moths are probably frosted leaf wrappers. And last year, at the end of December and on New Year's Eve, butterflies could fly? And what else about moth: winter and skinned?

26.08.2007 23:02, AntSkr

How often do Lemonia dumi and Lemonia taraxaci fly to Moscow?

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27.08.2007 11:48, mikee

The heat had done its job. Moscow region cottages were chosen by bindweed hawkmoth. Barrage over tobacco, petunias, phlox and mattiola, fly to the light..... From the order ribbons only Catocala nupta. Here's a movie like this.

The bindweed couple arrived at the light this weekend. Fresh, but they fly somehow slow and heavy compared to the South. The tapes are almost extinct, fraxini are already dead in the forest, the number of sponsas has sharply decreased (to units after hundreds), even the banal nupta did not fly to the light and only one was found in the park. I wonder where the second generations of other hawk moth are?

27.08.2007 11:59, omar

Why don't my bindweeds fly to the light?