Russian Far East

Primorye, Tigrovy settlement, July 2008. Photo by Alexey Samus

This post was edited by Wild Yuri - 19.04.2010 22: 04

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and the indescribable feeling of butterflies getting up by the scruff of the neck!!!!!!!

Primorye, Blue Ridge, July 2008. Photo by Andrey Silaev

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Primorye, Blue Ridge, July 2008. Photo by Andrey Silaev

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Primorye, Nakhodka, summer 2009. Photo by Valery Leontiev

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Primorye, Chuguevsky district, summer 2009. Photo by Valery Lysansky

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the leopard is now needed!

or Valera Leontiev

Primorye, Tigrovy settlement, July 2008. Photo by Alexey Samus

DOES IT TAKE SO LONG TO FLY?

DOES IT TAKE SO LONG TO FLY?

It's common there. And the whole difficulty is to choose the most interesting thing from all this flying, crawling and jumping... And it is impossible to take everything and, moreover, process it (and it is not necessary) - it can be kilograms of biomass per night.

This post was edited by Aaata - 21.04.2010 03: 53

and here's how we fly in Siberia in July photo by the author.

We returned with Mikhail (Mikkey) from Primorye. Tomorrow the Kazakh will arrive. There are a lot of photos and impressions, so as not to clog up this topic, I will open the topic "Seaside Reports", where Mikhail and I will post reports on the work done at the Far East as much as we can (how we rested there with him, you can't call it anything but work).

Hello everyone! From June 16 to July 20, Max Smirnov and I visited Primorye, the Lazovsky Nature Reserve, and its surroundings.He collected everything in a row, even "scales", I mostly mustachios.Summing up, we can safely say that I "spymal" more than 100 species of barbels, many things are isolated, which is a good series.Here is a little bit of photos, and straightened beetles-I could not resist, already on the day of arrival 5 beetles "put".And I forgot to say that in Artyom(at the airport), the generator was taken away from me-the guys from the security service, only one phrase was uttered- " it smells like gasoline."Now they have it in storage for 90 days
Straightened beetle:Sachalinobia,Phymatodellus infasciatus,Aglaophis colobotheoides,Teratoclytus,Egesina,Arhopaloscelis bifasciatus,Pseudocalamobius.
Photos of beetles in nature Max will probably post on the Zinovsky website.
About Chelidonium-I didn't see a bug in my eye-this is a photo from July 2008,a local photographer took a picture of the bug and released it .These are the things that happen in this world!!!

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Here are some more "scales" from there.I give it just like that, but if you have a good sawyere, I will be grateful

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Here are some more "scales" from there.I give it just like that, but if you have a good sawyere, I will be grateful

Were there any kagabuses?

Primorye, beetle lovers Unfortunately, there are not many photos, mass gatherings of carabids and barbels were not filmed. The quality of shooting, alas, is low, but there was no such task. We have a rough idea of who is who, but we will be grateful for the exact names.

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And now for connoisseurs and lovers of caterpillars. Sergey and I are only able to determine up to the family, so get in touch. The last three photos are of the same goose (cocoonworm?) from different angles.

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Primorye, zhukolyubam

Were there any gold coins?

DSC00449 - Moechotypa diphysis
DSC00518 - Nicrophorus (Acanthopsilus) concolor
DSC00530, DSC00626, DSC00690 - Lucanus maculifemoratus ssp. dybowskyi
DSC00554 - ?Macrolycus flabellatus
DSC00646 - Aiolocaria hexaspilota
DSC00712 - Popillia indigonacea
DSC00714 - Phelotrupes auratus
DSC00746 - Hoplosternus incanus
DSC00751 - Prionus insularis
DSC00754 - эту рутелинку не знаю

DSC00754.jpg — someone from the local Anomala

By geese:
Cerura sp
Caligula boisduwali IMHO
Mirina christophi
for the rest of the geese (kokonopryadsky) better understand Antskr

The first is Kunugia undans, the second is Euthrix laeta.

Were there any gold coins?

We've only seen one or two. The reason is not clear against the background of the abundance of any other beetle. They didn't come to the light.

DSC00449 - Moechotypa diphysis
DSC00518 - Nicrophorus (Acanthopsilus) concolor
DSC00530, DSC00626, DSC00690 - Lucanus maculifemoratus ssp. dybowskyi
DSC00554 - ?Macrolycus flabellatus
DSC00646 - Aiolocaria hexaspilota
DSC00712 - Popillia indigonacea
DSC00714 - Phelotrupes auratus
DSC00746 - Hoplosternus incanus
DSC00751 - Prionus insularis
DSC00754 - I don't know this routine

Thanks!
518-this is the same hefty dead-eater, I didn't know that they were so big and massive sometimes.
530,626,690 - isn't the Dybowski an independent species? And why does it have such small females? It's not visible in the photo. but both copies 626 and 690 did not exceed 4 cm. The male is about 7 cm.
In general, in Anisimovka, barbel in the light and zhuzhlo in traps predominated in catches. On the Vityaz, a variety of plate-moustaches flew to the light in a mass, barbels-only a few.

By geese:
Cerura sp
Caligula boisduwali IMHO
Mirina christophi
the rest of the geese (kokonopryadskim) better understand Antskr

Heck! It was necessary to grab and drag all living things... Boisduvali's caterpillars were sitting on a hazel tree, one was taken, but then it got out of the box. They could, after all, pupate, at the right time. And Mirina ran away right after the photo shoot. moreover, there was no honeysuckle nearby at all.

Evona che:

http://news.ngs.ru/more/69220/


Novosibirsk entomologist caught a "polar bear"
[28.07.10]
Novosibirsk entomologist Vladimir Dubatolov caught a rare butterfly — "polar bear" in the vicinity of Khabarovsk.

According to the NTV channel, Vladimir Dubatolov, an employee of the Novosibirsk Institute of Animal Systematics and Ecology of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, who is on field work near Khabarovsk, caught a butterfly called "Korean iptima" or "polar bear".

No entomologist has ever managed to catch such an insect on the territory of Russia. "The discovery is sensational, it was impossible to predict it," Vladimir Dubatolov said in an interview with the TV channel. Now the scientist is preparing documents for entering the insect in the Red Book of Russia.

As reported by the NHS.NEWS at the Institute of Animal Systematics and Ecology SB RAS, the entomologist continues to work in Khabarovsk, his business trip will last until the end of summer.

Here are some more "scales" from there.I give it just like that, but if you have a good sawyere, I will be grateful

I was interested in one scoop. Can I get a bigger picture of her? Thanks!

Evona che:

http://news.ngs.ru/more/69220/


Novosibirsk entomologist caught a "polar bear"
[28.07.10]
Novosibirsk entomologist Vladimir Dubatolov caught a rare butterfly — "polar bear" in the vicinity of Khabarovsk.

According to the NTV channel, Vladimir Dubatolov, an employee of the Novosibirsk Institute of Animal Systematics and Ecology of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences, who is on field work near Khabarovsk, caught a butterfly called "Korean iptima" or "polar bear".

No entomologist has ever managed to catch such an insect on the territory of Russia. "The discovery is sensational, it was impossible to predict it," Vladimir Dubatolov said in an interview with the TV channel. Now the scientist is preparing documents for entering the insect in the Red Book of Russia.

As reported by the NHS.NEWS at the Institute of Animal Systematics and Ecology SB RAS, the entomologist continues to work in Khabarovsk, his business trip will last until the end of summer.

Only on this forum Vladimir Viktorovich reported about his discovery before television:)

DSC00449 - Moechotypa diphysis
DSC00518 - Nicrophorus (Acanthopsilus) concolor
DSC00530, DSC00626, DSC00690 - Lucanus maculifemoratus ssp. dybowskyi
DSC00554 - ?Macrolycus flabellatus
DSC00646 - Aiolocaria hexaspilota
DSC00712 - Popillia indigonacea
DSC00714 - Phelotrupes auratus
DSC00746 - Hoplosternus incanus
DSC00751 - Prionus insularis
DSC00754 - I don't know this routine

DSC00754 - Anomala mongolica Fald.

Supplement to the report on your trip to Primorye.I took some of the photos from Max Smirnov.I don't think he'll be offended.I post a small part of his photos, of course cut down.No comments or captions.

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to ssacad:
Is that what you have there, a puffer fish?

to ssacad:
Is that what you have there, a puffer fish?

She is a darling, but no one agreed to cook, I had to let her go

Good day to all.
Last week, Yuri Kolmogorov and I returned from a trip to the southern Primorye region. I wasn't very lucky with the weather, but I managed to collect some things
16.07. -1.08.-Ussuriysky district, village of Kamenushka
2.08. -7.08. – Khasansky district, settlement Vityaz

This post was edited by Albatus - 16.08.2010 21: 03

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Mattresses

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Ugh!!! The mattresses are exemplary! Respect

rastravili soul.
Wild nostalgia for Vityaz Bay.

did you catch butterflies in the light?

rastravili soul.
Wild nostalgia for Vityaz Bay.

did you catch butterflies in the light?

Caught every night.
Yuri Nikolaevich took everything, I only ate 4 lari, I don't know the rest. How to dry - I'll post it in the topic to determine.

This post was edited by Albatus - 08/16/2010 20: 42

D. V.-Kemerovo. from July 2 to July 6...the weather was not very good...therefore, there are not enough daytime hours...I used to collect them at gas stations...

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