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This species is identified correctly.
This is Lycia hirtaria as it has yellow back strings whilst Lycia pomonaria does white ones.
Yep, :-))
Vasily, no, I didn't misnote. That time we were together with kot_begemot in Izmailovo in 2012. :-)
Vasya, this was IDed by Axel Steiner according to that link.)))
Already IDed. :-)
http://lepiforum.de/1_forum.pl?page=1;md=read;id=74741
Heliothis viriplaca
It's not Leucoptera spartifoliella. There is some mistake. This is some Noctuidae.
This and other photos of this Melitaea britomartis specimen identified by Thomas Netter on lepiforum.de
Those were laid by #25246 female, in ovarium.
Sadly I threw them out, didn't wait for larvae.
If I only knew that its ova overwinter.
Shamil, please check this http://lepiforum.de/lepiwiki.pl?Acronicta_Cuspis
Oops, I thought it was mistake. Pardon.
This is also Cerura vinula, Cerura erminea has this black back stripe broken.
This is Cerura vinula
Serious doubts about food plant. This is despite likely to be Euonymus verrucosus, not europaeus, thus larvae can be of Yponomeuta cagnagella. Methink.
I think this is Yponomeuta plumbella.
Similar angle shot is here, to compare: http://www.lepiforum.de/lepidopterenforum/lepiwiki/pics/heidrun_melzer2/plumbella_yponomeuta_Leipzig_2009_f.jpg
Not sure if there is any sense to show the full cycle of larva development or just the last age would be enough?
Why are here for anyway Acronicta rumicis larvae?
Caloptilia jurateae, not in the list
Not Cyclophora pendularia
This is not Cyclophora pendularia larva
How come Orgyia recens came here?
This is bug
This one should be moved to Aethes triangulana
This is a glitch. "Other Epinotia" photo Vasiliya- Sarbanissa transiens.
Aristotelia ericinella, definition Oliver Rist.
Lomographa temerata.
The holotype and only photo in the internet.
http://www.insecta-web.org/cgi-bin/MWM/db_typen/display.pl?id=4285&t=t_entry&t_type=HT
If I understand the family Thyatiridae, in Fauna Europaea is no such taxa as Parapsestis lichenea.
This one is Elegia similella indeed.
I'm afraid he won't help. Here are some opinions by pros: http://lepiforum.de/cgi-bin/1_forum.pl?page=1;md=read;id=25206.
Alexandr Zhakov and Friedmar Graf identified it as Apomyelois bistriatella on Lepiforum.de.
Batrachedra praeangusta.
Isophrictis sp.
Pyralis farinalis.
This is definitely not Sciota fumella, hard to say what's this, hard lighting.
I checked out once more on German website, so reckon this is Sciota fumella.
Right, Petr, Sciota rhenella has photos of a different specimen.
Petr, didn't get the q about different speciment.
As for Sciota fumella, I rechecked it there after Vlad: http://lepiforum.de/cgi-bin/lepiwiki.pl?Sciota_Fumella.
Why, guess this is Udea fulvalis.
Angle isn't great. To "uncertain".
Peter is a glitch Hedya salicella here (on this page) should not be, although Photos Hedya nubiferana it is not.
This one and the next pic seem to be the same specimen.
This is Rhyacionia pinicolana as well, check Rhyacionia buoliana on http://www.lepiforum.de/cgi-bin/lepiwiki.pl?Rhyacionia_Buoliana, distinctions are obvious.
This is Rhyacionia pinicolana. I checked this on German website http://lepiforum.de/cgi-bin/lepiwiki.pl?Fotouebersicht_Schmetterlingsfamilien_8.
How come Hedya salicella got there?
This is rather Celypha sp., probably Celypha rivulana.
This is clearly not Pandemis corylana by its pattern. Most likely Archips oporana female.
Vitaly, please share this pic on molbiol.ru to ID, I guess they can help.
This is not Spatalia argentina, suppose Notodonta ziczac, might be wrong though.
"Other photos of the specimen" well, I find it hard to handle.
Faulty ID, this is Apocheima pilosaria female.
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