Russian Far East

And what is this Osmoderm? Is it exchangeable?

Expedition to the south of the Khabarovsk Territory, including the Bikin River valley.

Turtle - well, there are simply no words!!! I want the same one!

Yes, trionix, although completely offtopic, has surpassed everything!

And the wax is amazing!

And what is this Osmoderm? Is it exchangeable?

I think O. barnabita

Yes, trionix, although completely offtopic, but surpassed everything!

Don't you want this one (Astrakhan)?

And what is this Osmoderm? Is it exchangeable?

Unfortunately, I still have one. Maybe one of my colleagues will help with the determinant for this genus, regarding the newly described species from the Far East. Or tell me where to look.

I want the same one!

It is not interesting to keep her at home, she buries herself in the ground and gets out to eat and breathe. Yes, and bites hard. But if you want, I can catch it next spring, pick it up from Khabarovsk.

Unfortunately, I still have one. Maybe one of my colleagues will help with the determinant for this genus, regarding the newly described species from the Far East. Or tell me where to look.

I, too, like Denis, think that this is O. barnabita.

This post was edited by Dinusik - 08/12/2007 10: 08

With Osmoderms, everything is confusing right now. Mr. Gusakov described at least 2 new species from the Far East.. How they differ from traditional DV types (which are in the "red determinant"), I do not know And where to clarify-alas, too((

Yesterday, on the river Sushke (PTZ), despite +13 degrees, a lot of mnemosyne. They flew only when the sun was peeking out, and then barely. The butterflies are fresh, but quite often there are undamaged specimens with defective wings. Females are all without exception with sphragis. Is it present in their nativity or, nevertheless, is it a sign of fertilization? I went there before flying to Vladivostok and found that I didn't have a camera with me
Today, Vladivostok. The weather compared to the forecast is fabulous: +16 and partly cloudy. I drove from the airport specifically through the surrounding area. There is nothing to catch, I forgot everything when I left, because I was in a hurry because of traffic jams. I saw P. maaki, some whiteflies and jaundice, a couple of red nymphalids. You can't see many butterflies at all. On the way on the road caught some karabus, eating an earthworm. I don't know if I'll take him or not, and he's a little shabby from birth

Vladivostok, a hill on the Egershelda peninsula in the city limits. From 18 to 20, sunny, 15 gr., quite strong and cold wind from the sea. Butterflies only on the leeward side of the hill. Two species of golubyanki were found, the Far Eastern analog of the Central Russian C. hyale, Cynthia cardui. The latter are very large, bright and aggressive with a pronounced territorial behavior. It got to the point that they were chasing not only each other, but also the swifts
Catch, and then with difficulty, managed only representatives of Lycaenidae. Since I'm not at home, and I don't have time to dig on the Internet, please determine. I was once again convinced that the best time to catch pigeons is in the early morning and late evening, because the butterflies just sit and do not twitch. That's why they were caught. I apologize for the quality of the pictures, there was a wind, butterflies flew over, and I don't have a camera with me for macro photography. The first one is a tail, a battered specimen, but an excellent catch. The top is brown with a strong dark blue tint, the size is up to 3.5 cm in wingspan. I only met three of them. The second is a pigeon with tails, a male and a female. Very similar to Cupido argiades, I guess it is?

This post was edited by mikee-04.06.2008 16: 05

mikee
Lower golubyanka, really argiades, I don't know the tail.

Caudate -- Rapala arata.

The tail is Rapala arata.

Thank you. And here is its top.

We made a two-week trip with Ekos to the Amur Region and the EAO: Raichikhinsk-Arkhara-Khingansk-Radde-Pashkovo-Obluchye-Leninskoe-Khabarovsk. With the weather extremely unlucky, caught a little, very little.
So far, only photos with comments, then we'll update them.
  
  
  
  
There was a separate topic for these photos, but for the integrity of the report.
  
  
  
  
I found a larva in an anthill, the ants didn't react to it, who could it be
  
  
  
And finally, I couldn't resist
  

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Sergeich, hrundel zach0tny

Sergeich, hrundel zach0ty

I agree! This could not be missed

Good day, ladies and gentlemen!
Mr. Sergeich.
Photo # 41861-62. Unfortunately, it is quite hard to see, so I pre-write as Gametis jucunda(Fald.) Although it may well be C. (E.) magnifica...
Photo # 41863-Glycyphana (s.str.) fulvistemma(Motsch.)
And

I'm leaning towards Jukunda, I'll sort out the fees at my leisure, I'll clarify. Unfortunately, I didn't take the larva and returned it to the anthill. There was nowhere to put it, and I didn't feel like messing around. I am most concerned about the definition of a bedbug, tell me who understands predation.

June 27.Light wind.day sun night moon ))).
There is almost no time sometimes I break out for two or three hours during the day and at night in the forest.
A lean year (maybe for now ?) there are few butterflies, as well as beetles.But I'll throw off a couple of interesting images.Quality below the skirting board (I was shooting with a mobile phone), tourists passed by and threw egg husks.An hour later I was walking past this place and found them feasting. And the bedbug stomped about three o'clock in the morning(I've never seen such a thing before) who can tell you whose it will be ? :0)))

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What a belostoma!
Great!

Just arrived, from work and on the hill.Primorskiy k. r. Partizansky r. on. 7.09.2008. height 1300m.Summer is bad,and in general this year is as bad as ever(apparently the processing of forests affects) The image quality is poor,but I think you can make it out )))

Last active year 2008.22.10.2008 .temperature + 12 DRL-250. Unusually, Artemis was found under a street lamp this morning ...

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Last active year 2008.22.10.2008 .temperature + 12 DRL-250. Unusually, Artemis was found under a street lamp this morning ...

You should at least indicate the meeting place.

I think many people understood Primorye.)))

Last active year 2008.22.10.2008 .temperature + 12 DRL-250. Unusually, Artemis was found under a street lamp this morning ...

Very interesting! Ognevki - as in southern Portugal!

You should at least indicate the meeting place.

There was no collection ,I just took a little picture of what flew in.Point - Primorsky Krai.Partizansky district.
Now at night -7 -9, we are waiting for April.

Last active year 2008.22.10.2008 .temperature + 12 DRL-250. Unusually, Artemis was found under a street lamp this morning ...

In the last photo, the "eternal puff pastry" sits - a sad cosmopolitan murmur Eristalis tenax...

Hello colleagues!
So, in fact, I chose the time to write a report on my trip to Primorsky Krai. In the period from May 22 to June 6 in this wonderful region. He spent most of his time in the village of Anisimovka. The main collections were made with the help of ground traps, which were installed at an altitude of 650-700 m above sea level in a mixed forest. Over the entire period, insects from different groups were collected, ranging from the relict cockroach (Cryptocerus_relictus)
to butterflies and beetles, and even larvae of horned beetles (? Prismognathus subaeneus Motsch.).

The weather was generally good, despite the fact that the contrast with Vladivostok is significant, while the village was sunny in Vladivostok was overcast. Here are some seaside landscapes: once I even visited the local waterfalls


I will not list all the collected species...and there is no way to determine all of them...I will give some of the most striking representatives of coleoptera that I caught.
1. Cicindela gemmata Faldermann
2. Calosoma cyanescens Motschulsky

3. Carabus billbergi Mannerheim

4. Carabus schrencki Motschulsky
5. Carabus gossarei Haury

6. Carabus vietinghoffi
7. Carabus venustus A. Morawitz

8. Pterostichus interruptus Dejean

9. Pterostichus microps Heyden
10. Chlaenius posticalis Motschulsky

11. Geotrupes amoenus Jacobs.
12. Caccobius christophi Harold
13. Onthophagus uniformis Heyden
14. Lasiotrichius succinctus Pall.
15. Cetonia magnifica Ballion
16. Brachyta bifasciata Ol.

17. Brachyta sachalinensis Mats.

18. Moechotypa diphysis Pasc.
19. Chrysolina lineigera Jacobs.
20. Entomoscelis orientalis Motsch.
21. Misolampidius tentyrioides Sols.

Erebia_wanga

Erebia_cyclopia.

Pyrgus_maculatus

Neptis_sappho
I immediately want to know from specialists about the ground beetle-Carabus vietinghoffi, what subspecies of this carabus lives in the area of Anisimovka village (near Vladivostok)? And I will be grateful if you can tell me approximately what kind of pterostichus is in the photo...I don't rummage through them...) the species is quite large (about 15 mm).

Time in Primorye flew by quickly and the entomological season on Sakhalin, oddly enough, I opened only upon arrival on the island the next day (June 7). I immediately drove north to the highest waterfall (which is 48 meters high). The photo shows several tall ones (height about 20 – 30 m). PS. taking into account my 2-meter height in the photo, they do not seem as big as in reality.


At the moment I am engaged in material processing


...something to exchange, with exchange offers to write on neoversal@mail.ru.

That's great!

and what is the Mesozoic period behind the relic?
brown with good mandibles pterostichus? It personally reminds me of Sphodrini
a karabus, in my opinion hummel, not vietingofi

Thank you for your review. Karabus was really bad, he just made the signature wrong. Near the relic of the Mesozoic myops.

Report on a 2006 trip to the Far East.
Lena and I were just the two of us.
1. Blagoveshchensk near Streltsov. Short trip to Haihe (China) for 2 days.
2. Zeysky nature reserve with an ascent to the chars of hr. Tukuringra and excellent fishing. 10 days.
3. z-k Bastak in Evresykoy a. o. 5 days.
4. Primorye, Khasansky district 15 days.
Super all but Bastak - a wild number of bloodsuckers.
About 10,000 insects were collected.

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Report on a 2006 trip to the Far East.
About 10,000 insects were collected.

and where are the photos of insects? interesting to see

this is exactly

and where are the photos of insects? interesting to see

It was written so clearly: "Super all but Bastak-a wild number of bloodsuckers. About 10,000 insects were collected. "

and where are the photos of insects? interesting to see

I laid out a lot of mattresses on the post - buying and selling insects. And the bloodsuckers are the worst place I've ever seen in Birobidzhan. There's not a minute in a day that you don't have some kind of filth on you, plus a sea of ivies. Namayalis we then with Lena. Heat, humidity, mosquitoes. There were internships of the Blagoveshchensk Pedagogical University. I think that after these practices, many students returned home not as they were before...
The agony there was terrible. But there are so many butterflies. The Brahmins are flying, and there are plenty of hawkmoths.
And in the Zeysky Reserve, they collected and then described a new crested bird zaranga tukuringra, a representative of a new genus for the Russian Federation.
In Primorye - of course it's good. Lena caught a couple of new leaf eaters for the Russian Federation, a lot of butterflies.
Well, China is the usual tourism - restaurants, we took a walk along the Amur embankment.

This post was edited by Yakovlev - 04.12.2009 00: 05

"Did they mutate?"...

Who mutated, who went crazy, who became harder - but no one remained the same.

Thank you for your moral support to Yuri Ptashkovsky (Sanangel).

Primorye, Vityaz Peninsula, July 2007. Photo by Sergey Ivanov

This post was edited by Wild Yuri - 19.04.2010 22: 03

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