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Post by xavm (Xavier) on Nov 29, 2018 19:15:12 GMT
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Post by wollastoni on Nov 30, 2018 8:33:08 GMT
Very interesting !
Thanks for sharing.
And the Colias palaeno and Lopinga achine are splendid ! I have never met L. achine myself.
I will try to come this year if the ALF is organizing another week-end like this one.
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Post by arnaud75 on Dec 19, 2018 12:00:55 GMT
Very interesting ! Thanks for sharing. And the Colias palaeno and Lopinga achine are splendid ! I have never met L. achine myself. I will try to come this year if the ALF is organizing another week-end like this one. I know a place in France where you can see thousands of L. achine at the right period of the year : forêt de Parnay - Cher (18) |
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Post by xavm (Xavier) on Dec 20, 2018 12:17:46 GMT
Very interesting ! Thanks for sharing. And the Colias palaeno and Lopinga achine are splendid ! I have never met L. achine myself. I will try to come this year if the ALF is organizing another week-end like this one. I know a place in France where you can see thousands of L. achine at the right period of the year : forêt de Parnay - Cher (18) And of course the Forest of Châtillon sur Seine (F-21). I saw last year thousands of L. achine in Dun/Auron (F-18). |
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Post by arnaud75 on Dec 20, 2018 13:35:50 GMT
Dun S/ Auron (F-18) is exactly the place to meet L. Achine, Forêt de Parnay is just nearby I spent my youth collecting in this area You will find quiet the same species as in Forêt de Chatillon (F-21) such as leminitis Populi, Euphydryas Maturna for example And there is an interesting limestone aerea just nearby call "La Périsse"
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Post by xavm (Xavier) on Jan 5, 2019 15:32:54 GMT
Merci Arnaud,
I have the feeling E. maturna disappeared in the early 2000's from the area between Maupioux, Varennes & Parnay.
As said, I have been last year, mid-June, but couldn't find any E. maturna, "only" thousands of L. achine, lots of Apatura: ilia + iris along with worn L. populi.
It would be interesting whether you can confirm recent maturna observation in the area.
Cheers, Xavier
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Post by xavm (Xavier) on Jan 5, 2019 15:35:22 GMT
Very interesting ! Thanks for sharing. And the Colias palaeno and Lopinga achine are splendid ! I have never met L. achine myself. I will try to come this year if the ALF is organizing another week-end like this one.
Bonjour Olivier,
I will try to organize a weekend in Vallée de la Cure F-89 in June this year.
Amitiés, Xavier
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Post by jmg on Jan 5, 2019 22:46:57 GMT
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Post by arnaud75 on Jan 10, 2019 11:39:16 GMT
Merci Arnaud, I have the feeling E. maturna disappeared in the early 2000's from the area between Maupioux, Varennes & Parnay. As said, I have been last year, mid-June, but couldn't find any E. maturna, "only" thousands of L. achine, lots of Apatura: ilia + iris along with worn L. populi. It would be interesting whether you can confirm recent maturna observation in the area. Cheers, Xavier |
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Post by arnaud75 on Jan 10, 2019 11:42:14 GMT
Hello Xavier,
I confirm Maturna disappeared from this aera about 15 years ago, this place what quite popular, when i was young collecting there, I met people coming from differnet eurpean contries watching and collecting there. I have been there in 2009 i have seen only 1 Maturna, befor there were hundreds of them.
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Post by jmg on Dec 14, 2019 16:10:44 GMT
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