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Hydrelia nisaria
Naxa seriaria
Ematurga atomaria
Narosoideus flavidorsalis
Cystidia stratonice
Calliteara pseudabietis male
Herminia grisealis
Eupitheciasp.
Furcula bicuspis
Limenitis camilla
Trichopteryx ustata
Ematurga atomaria, male
It also seemed to me that it was more likely a female Ochlodes venatus. It'd be nice to have underside for more accuracy)
Kirinia epimenides
Pelosia sp., possibly noctis
Miltochrista sp.
Coenonympha hero
Lopinga achine
More likely Euclidia glyphica, but there are certain doubts - is it not dentata? And there seems to be a tooth and the inner, darkened part of the median field is expanded towards the posterior edge of the fore wing and narrowed towards the costal edte (diagnostic sign), but somehow not too obvious, like in typical dentata.
Calliteara pseudabietis
Limenitis sydyi
I think that it's Idaea biselata
Olivenebula oberthueri
Cirrhia tunicata
Neptis alwina
According to the illustrations and description in the book by V.S. Kononenko, I suppose this is Acronicta concerpta
Elophila nymphaeata
Hydrillodes morosa
Hydrillodes morosa
Lajonquiereasp. I incline to to Lajonquierea variabile
Lajonquierea derunoides, most likely.
Eucyclodes sp.
I think that this is not Hemistola sp, а Maxates sp. Most likely, Maxates extrambigua http://dearlep.tw/species.html?namecode=344886&photo_id=295214a908514fdad81be349c082994d
Maxates thetydaria
Caligula japonica For a year now we haven’t had pictures in our gallery with a familiar background – this is what the walls of the building of the BPI FEB RAS look like. Today is a year since Yuriy Semeikin passed away. Lena added a photo on such a familiar background - and my heart ached... Let's remember Yuriy. Cherished memory!
Sineugraphe sp. I would say that of the three species living in Primorye, the most likely is Sineugraphe oceanica (based on images on Japanese websites).
It’s actually there, Alexander, when I was in doubt, I also went through Leucania) But other species are quite common there - and megaproctis, yu, curvilinea...
I also had doubts, but I saw that the author, Dr. S. K. Duttamajumder is the head of the Department of Plant Protection at the Indian Sugarcane Institute, separata has sugarcane as its food plant [306], there seems to be no mistake... Maybe the angle is not very good?
Euplexia japonica
Mythimna separata
Pygopteryx suava
I would say so too) Vasily, who is the question for?) Click on the taxon - and it’s immediately clear where it is)
Comment on the species Heterothera krenzovi (removed from the database on 10/27/2017 10:33): Incorrect spelling of the species, you need to merge it with the https://insecta.pro/ru/taxonomy/61090
Comment on the species Heterothera plstalbida (removed from the database on 10/27/2017 10:31): Incorrect spelling of the species, you need to correct it: polstalbida.
Comment on the species Colostygia aplata (removed from the database on 10/27/2017 10:29): The spelling of the species is incorrect here, you need aptata. And merge with the page https://insecta.pro/taxonomy/5392
Comment on the species Colostygia pungeleri (removed from the database 10/27/2017 10:26): Double: http://insecta.pro/taxonomy/5402
Pontia edusa
Lycaena phlaeas
Lampides boeticus
Melanthia procellata
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