Moscow and the Moscow region

If it is still relevant, I can inform you that aspen was caught once on June 9, 2012 near the village of Vostryakovo-2 in the Domodedovo district.

Aspen caught at the station Nerskaya and in the vicinity of d.Zhukovo Ramenskoye district

Aspen hawk moth caught in its traditional point-the village of Vaulovo, Chekhov district.

I collected aspen at two locations, and with a large spread: on the border with the Kaluga region in the vicinity of d. Poryadino and in the Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district in Avsyunino.

On April 19-21, we visited my dacha with Ilya U.
We fished at two points, in Poplar and on Voinovaya Gora, and also climbed during the day on a peat bog.
Flying is already much better than last weekend, but the nights are still cold on the first night the temperature dropped to zero, on the second to +3.3.
I do not post many photos.
I don't know

Andriukh, what is the size? In terms of habit, it is highly likely
that Ampedus sanguineus (Linnaeus, 1758

This post was edited by vasiliy-feoktistov - 23.04.2014 21: 03

Andriukh, what is the size? In terms of habit, it is highly likely
that Ampedus sanguineus (Linnaeus, 1758

The size of Basil is approximately 10-12 mm

The size of Basil is approximately 10-12 mm.

He, my dear, is only a small copy.

Friends, please advise us about good places for night generator fishing in the area of the village of Luzhki and the valley of the Sushki River (Serpukhov district). Well, or in the immediate vicinity.
I will be especially grateful for the coordinates

Today, Leninsky district, Vidnovsky forest Park.

From the missing image: Archiearinae sp., Aglais io, Vanessa cardui, Leptidea sp., Pieris napi.

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Who can tell, Saturnia pavonia has already flown to the region?

Who can tell, Saturnia pavonia has already flown to the region?

In the Ivanovo region (north of Moscow) has already flown. Caught the day before yesterday (April 28) at the dacha males on a virgin female. If it flew in my area, then it will definitely fly in yours, because you are geographically located to the south.

From April 29 to May 2, I was at my dacha. During this time, I visited my three closest points from Poplar, namely, on the peat bog in the vicinity of Poplar, visited Nerskaya during the day and shone on Voinova Gora. The night climate is extremely poor.
Nerskaya April 30



Not a big photo report about hunting Anoplius viaticus of which there are a great many crawling on the road.







Opatrum sabulosum also crawls along the sandy road

Disabled spider on a pine tree

Eriocrania sparrmannella mowed down from a birch tree (I shot it naturally at home, although the infection still managed to fall off )

Cicindela hybrida clouds, but not everyone agrees to pose


I don't know this weevil, I was sitting on a birch tree


Possibly Platycerus caprea, also mown from a birch tree


I went to Bereznyak

Diaperis boleti on a birch trunk

Female Anthocharis cardamines agreed to pose



Willow flowers do not have an estimated amount of Callophrys rubi

Not many pictures from Poplar
Peat Bog

Ampedus sanguineus

At the cottage
of Ancylis habeleri? If so, a new view for Russia


Thanasimus formicarius on a plastic water barrel

Acupalpus flavicollis or parvulus? Caught on the fly.

Eupithecia lanceata is the first eupithecia of the year

Today I'm going home and a hundred times I passed by the screen hanging on the wall of the house, and I noticed a gray stick lying on the apron, and my heart stopped beating, Vipera berus himself.

Saving Private Ryan, put her in a bucket

and released it in the swamp.Svoboda

Shone the generator on a field surrounded by forest in Skorotovo (Odintsovo district).
Very sour, although the night was relatively warmer than the previous ones (+9-10). There are only three butterflies - lone endromis, Xylena vetusta and Scoliopteryx libatrix. And yet - no microbes, no small moth...
When will this stupid weather get warmer

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Still, I think that this is such an Ancylis badiana or paludana.

Ancylis habeleri? If so, a new view for Russia

Yes A. paludana is, Gennadich =)
Upd.: Although yes, rather badiana.

This post was edited by kotbegemot - 05/02/2014 19: 52

Andrey, how did you put a viper in a bucket, I wonder?!!

Andrey, how did you put a viper in a bucket, I wonder?!!

Savvy.
I covered it with a bucket and moved it to a sheet of iron, and then turned it over, voila.

  
Acupalpus flavicollis or parvulus? Caught on the fly.

I would say Stenolophus teutonus

Shone the generator on a field surrounded by forest in Skorotovo (Odintsovo district).
Very sour, although the night was relatively warmer than the previous ones (+9-10). There are only three butterflies - lone endromis, Xylena vetusta and Scoliopteryx libatrix. And yet - no microbes, no small moth...
When will this stupid weather get warmer

Very close to Chigasovo is even more "fun" - Clostera curtula, Hypena rostralis, something like Sciota from the Pyralidae and something from the Elachistidae, apparently.
Cold.

Very close to Chigasovo is even more "fun" - Clostera curtula, Hypena rostralis, something like Sciota from the Pyralidae and something from the Elachistidae, apparently.
Cold.

"something like Sciota" at this time of year is the gooseberry firefly Zophodia grossulariella

"something like Sciota" at this time of year is the gooseberry firefly Zophodia grossulariella

Yeah, I caught her in the Cerebellum earlier, too. Like Hypena rostralis,

Serpukhov district, Luzhki district-Republic district, 01.05.2014

Hesperiidae:
Pyrgus malvae

Lycaenidae:
Celastrina argiolus
Callophrys rubi

Nymphalidae:
Araschnia levana
Aglais io
Aglais urticae
Nymphalis xanthomelas
Polygonia c-album
Pararge aegeria

Pieridae:
Gonepteryx rhamni
Leptidea sp.
Anthocharis cardamines
Euchloe ausonia
Pieris napi

Saturniidae:
Aglia tau

Geometridae:
Lomographa bimaculata
Ematurga atomaria
Aethalura punctulata
Hypoxystis pluviaria

Erebidae:
Phragmatobia fuliginosa





Ematurga atomaria males fight over a female:








This post was edited by Fyodor - 05.05.2014 08: 34

Chekhov district, the village of Vaulovo, 01-04. 05. 2014.

I caught the light on three nights: May 01-02, 02-03 and 03-04. On the first night, despite the warm weather (about +10C), the flight was poor: even numerous species in former years, such as Orthosia gothica, arrived only sporadically. The second night turned out to be much cooler: by 2: 00 the air temperature dropped to +3C, years was practically none. On the third night, by 0:30, the temperature dropped to -2C, so the fishing was completed ahead of schedule.

Total day and night for these days:

Lycaenidae:
Celastrina argiolus

Nymphalidae:
Araschnia levana
Aglais io
Nymphalis xanthomelas
Polygonia c-album
Pararge aegeria

Pieridae:
Gonepteryx rhamni
Leptidea sp.
Anthocharis cardamines
Pieris napi

Drepanidae:
Achlya flavicornis

Geometridae:
Ematurga atomaria
Hypoxystis pluviaria
Lycia hirtaria
Selenia dentaria
Lampropteryx suffumata
Cyclophora pendularia

Erebidae:
Hypena rostralis
Phragmatobia fuliginosa

Noctuidae:
Eupsilia transversa
Anorthoa munda
Orthosia cruda
Orthosia gracilis
Orthosia gothica
Orthosia miniosa
Cerastis rubricosa
Cerastis leucographa

Notodontidae:
Clostera curtula
Pheosia tremula

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Yes, there are a lot of bullfinches this year.
Greetings from St. Petersburg !

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Picked up here at work during a smoke break Carabus (Archicarabus) nemoralis Muller, 1764
I don't need them myself, but maybe they'll be good enough for someone at the congress
Night of May 8-9, 2014 Moscow, Eastern Administrative District, Bogorodskoe district, under streetlights with DRL


This post was edited by vasiliy-feoktistov - 05/10/2014 10: 17

Bogorodskoe district

It is written without quotation marks. Maybe tomorrow I'll go for nemoralis to TSKhA Park. It is too rare there.

This post was edited by Black Coleopter - 05/10/2014 10: 12

It is written without quotation marks. Maybe tomorrow I'll go for nemoralis to TSKhA Park. It is too rare there.

I'll remove the quotation marks. Good luck, Dim. And at my office, you can collect" buckets " at night. Even strange why in Timiryazevsky it is not....
Return move: Write

This post was edited by vasiliy-feoktistov - 05/10/2014 12: 41

It's even strange why Timiryazevsky doesn't have it....

Is the anthropogenic impact really not so pronounced?

And we have 3 species in approximately equal proportions,in forest biotopes-nemoralis, granulatus and hortensis-fill up traps, and injure the conscience of the collector...

And we have 3 species in approximately equal proportions,in forest biotopes-nemoralis, granulatus and hortensis-fill up traps, and injure the conscience of the collector...

More C. coriaceus.

Vlad,but the shagreen ones are absent in some places, as is the cancellatus.You can add large black pterostiches..

On May 9, I went to Alpatievo and climbed hills and ravines between the village and Oka. Alas, I didn't meet Polixena, maybe I was looking for her in the wrong way or in the wrong place... Does it even flutter in sunny weather, like the rest of the mace-moustaches, or does it move more in the grass?
The slopes, unfortunately, were largely exposed to redneck fire.
I didn't see anything interesting. Masses of Ematurga atomaria, also Hypoxystis pluviaria, Xanthorhoe biriviata (it seems), peacock's eye, whiteflies (with very little zorek).

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The slopes, unfortunately, were largely exposed to redneck fire.

This is very sad
I noticed on Fruit Street that where the pal was allowed to go down the slope-thyme and other low herbs come kirdyk and tall grass grows.

May 08-11, 2014. the village of okr. Poplar; nights are cold, clear, almost full moon, 5-8 degrees Celsius.

Drepanidae: Drepana falcataria, Falcaria lacertinaria;

Geometridae: Cyclophora albipunctata, Trichopteryx carpinata, Lobophora halterata, Lomographa bimaculata, Petrophora chlorosata, Earophila badiata, Xanthorhoe biriviata, Epirrhoe alternata, Cleora cinctaria, Biston strataria, Lycia hirtaria, Hypoxystis pluviaria, Ematurga atomaria, Selenia tetralunaria, Paradarisa consonaria, Ectropis crepuscularia, Aethalura punctulata;

Lasiocampidae: Phyllodesma japonica;

Saturniidae: Saturnia pavonia;

Notodontidae: Clostera curtula, Clostera pigra, Notodonta ziczac, Pheosia gnoma, Pheosia tremula, Cerura vinula, Furcula bifida, Stauropus fagi;

Erebidae: Diaphora mendica;

Noctuidae: Macdunnoughia confusa, Colocasia coryli, Cerastis rubricosa, Cerastis leucographa, Actinotia polyodon, Acronicta auricoma, Orthosia gracilis, Lacanobia suasa, Lithophane socia.

[quote=Sungaya,11.05.2014 23:01]

May 08-11, 2014. the village of okr. Poplar; nights are cold, clear, almost full moon, 5-8 degrees Celsius.

Drepanidae: Drepana falcataria, Falcaria lacertinaria;

Geometridae: Cyclophora albipunctata, Trichopteryx carpinata, Lobophora halterata, Lomographa bimaculata, Petrophora chlorosata, Earophila badiata, Xanthorhoe biriviata, Epirrhoe alternata, Cleora cinctaria, Biston strataria, Lycia hirtaria, Hypoxystis pluviaria, Ematurga atomaria, Selenia tetralunaria, Paradarisa consonaria, Ectropis crepuscularia, Aethalura punctulata;

Lasiocampidae: Phyllodesma japonica;

Saturniidae: Saturnia pavonia;

Notodontidae: Clostera curtula, Clostera pigra, Notodonta ziczac, Pheosia gnoma, Pheosia tremula, Cerura vinula, Furcula bifida, Stauropus fagi;

Erebidae: Diaphora mendica;

Noctuidae: Macdunnoughia confusa, Colocasia coryli, Cerastis rubricosa, Cerastis leucographa, Actinotia polyodon, Acronicta auricoma, Orthosia gracilis, Lacanobia suasa, Lithophane socia.

I also decided to join the company on May 10. In principle, we fished normally, if we do not take into account the above-mentioned unfavorable circumstances for fishing by Alexander.
In nature, unfortunately, I did not shoot anything (I forgot to charge the batteries to the camera), So there will only be photos of fees.
Night of May 10-11, 2014. MO Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district, pos. Poplar and surrounding areas, pos. Vereya (departure with a generator to torfyanniki):

Punching out


Phyllodesma (Phyllodesma) japonica (Leech, 1889), Furcula bifida (Brahm, 1787), and Notodonta ziczac (Linnaeus, 1758) on a flatbed.

By the way: when I arrived in Zheleznodorozhny, I decided to light it on my balcony. The result is generally zero Only one May bug for the whole night. It's unclear if the season starts this year

This post was edited by vasiliy-feoktistov - 12.05.2014 07: 29

Vasily, on the ground everything is about the same, surprisingly, at night they almost do not run, except for large pterostichs, nemoralis, granulatus, and then in the city-more,but for example, along streams and ravines the picture is finally deplorable-they walk only during the day, when it's warm and in the evening, until it gets colder..

I join the PhilGri vine about the May holidays, both the first and second-the night season in the Odintsovo district is very poor, perhaps this is due to the fact that it was in the west of the Moscow Region that there was the least snow and some of the pupae wintering in the ground could peredo'hnutu. The least lame year was on the night from 10 to 11, I noted the predominance of crested biomass over scoops. From 8 to 11, no Orthosia incerta was found, instead gracilis. On the coldest night from May 3 to May 4, there was a freeze to -3 -4, not a single butterfly flew, but at one o'clock in the morning, when the street was already minus, a swimmer was born! One thing is only good - all this stuff with the weather, starting from September snow and ending with May, does not seem to have affected micra in any way, especially on the new one for the region)) The following are interesting moth finds for me.

Heliozelidae
Heliozela? sericiella - since I flew under the oaks, in any case, this is a new family for the 8th region, unless someone beat me to it since the publication of the catalog

Gracillariidae
Callisto insperatella is not a new find for the 8th region, but I wonder which one counts in Russia?

Glyphipterigidae
Glyphipterix haworthana

Elachistidae
Depressaria chaerophylli
Depressaria libanotidella-In fact, the butterfly in the photo is not very similar, but no one else has a painted head in this way, and this moth is larger in size than its relatives, my specimen is about 26 mm in wingspan.

Tortricidae
Cochylidia implicitana

Crambidae
Agrotera nemoralis

Heliozela did not fly in its biotope in isolated quantities at all, it seems that I managed to catch a male and a female



Cochylidia implicitana


Not very clear Caloptilia from the vicinity of the swamp


Glyphipterix haworthana


Depressaria libanotidella


Depressaria chaerophylli


Some strange Acleris-similar to lipsiana, but confused by the intensity of color, few black elements, and yellowish dusting on the head


Spring dream of all novice entomologists fishing in Central Russia))


Callisto insperatella


Agrotera nemoralis


Ostrich thickets and ?limestone erosion in the vicinity of the habitat of the last two species. In one or two weeks, you'll need to look for some more exclusive types of ferns there. If you go to the other side and climb a very steep slope to the very top (I didn't do this ), you come out to the point of discovery Heliozela.



I found Chamaedaphne calyculata blooming in the swamp


?Tatianaerhynchites aequatus


Large Donacia sp. from the swamp


This post was edited by Ilya U - 05/12/2014 14: 12

?Tatianaerhynchites aequatus

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