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Hydraecia micacea.
As caterpillars and note "mine" and a plant scientific name advisable. :)
To "undetermined". :)
Cabera pusaria
Cabera pusaria.
Cabera pusaria.
Cabera pusaria.
Cabera pusaria.
Acleris ferrugana.
Assume, Evgeny might be right. I looked at http://www.euroleps.ch/seiten/s_art.php?art=pier_melete, so males happen to be like that. But it's hard to say for sure with no underside, albeit the small particulars still are in favor of Pieris.
Pieris dulcinea.
Not so plain, there is also Aporia hippia but this one is crataegi.
Aporia crataegi.
Tyta luctuosa.
Tyta luctuosa.
This is the same Geometridae :)
Geometridae.
Supposedly, Chasminodes albonitens.
Cucullia (Cucullia) pustulata fraterna, Butler, 1878. Petr, as there is no this species databased, it might have been moved to fraterna first and got the database corrected then. :)
Cucullia (Cucullia) pustulata fraterna, Butler, 1878, and I'm just talking of the very species name which Yury Semeykin mentioned.
Now there is no such species, Cucullia fraterna, this is an eastern Cucullia pustulata subspecies, the full name is Cucullia (Cucullia) pustulata fraterna, Butler, 1878. References: Fibiger B., Ronkay L., Yela J. L., Zilli A. 2010. Rivulinae — Phytometrinae, and Micronoctuidae, including Supplement to Noctuidae Europaeae, vols 1-11 / Ibid. Vol. 12. 451 р. Witt Catalogue: Vol. 2: Cuculliinae ...
Lithosia quadra male.
Hind wings are rose, what's that? Photoshop or just another form.
I vote for Maniola jurtina female :)
Spilarctia seriatopunctata by Synev.
Fool, there are different endings in various references, Spilarctia seriatopunctatum, the species is created already.
Spilarctia seriatopunctata, that's an ending by Synev, there are different endings in various references. :(
Spilarctia seriatopunctatum, "uncertain".
Spilarctia seriatopunctatum, "uncertain".
Leave it like this. That's female so even boiled it will be hard to identify if Sergey caught only one. 70% sure that's identified right.
Yes, figure out authors by mistakes? :)
There are only four species of this Eupista genus in Ukraine and ornatipennella solely is rather widespread. Most probably, this is that species not yet mentioned in references at Odessa region though. :) They don't differ but with genitalia.
Cool underside :)
The same at funet.fi, but there are lots of species. I added one to the catalog, just in case. :)
If look at the serious website jpmoth.or, possible to say this is Spirama helicina (Hubner, 1831), http://www.jpmoth.org/~dmoth/80_Noctuidae/09Catocalinae/framepage%20catocalinae2.htm, another retorta: http://www.jpmoth.org/~dmoth/80_Noctuidae/09Catocalinae/framepage%20catocalinae2.htm.
No, I'd better move to "uncertain" that one which Vlad identified for Andrey, it looks questionably too dark. But it's just my suggestion. :)
This genus is generally hard thing :). But this seems to be Eucosma lacteana.
Soo weird pamphilus.
Andrey is right, Plusia putnami.
And this is the very Choerocampa porcellus, one is to go there, and that one is here. :)
Yes, Deilphila elpenor.
The color of hind wings can vary much from very light to dark grey, and females are colored even darker. I didn't boil females. leuconota is not a synonym to latesco, just before these moths from Ukraine were named such. Now the puzzling thig is what's actually in Ukraine? latesco and/or trisignata. :)
No antennas seen, so let's not.
Yes, I meant the photo, sorry. In fact, that's rather more complicated, three species, trisignata, latesco, leuconota are "genitalia" ones. Lately some experts began to consider doubtful the very latesco species or its European residency.
Mamestra brassicae.
Mamestra brassicae.
May be Polymixis latesco, these are "genitalia" species, I boiled mine.
This species is identified correctly.
Herminia tarsipennalis, catalogued as Zanclognatha tarsipennalis.
Herminia tarsipennalis, catalogued as of Zanclognatha genus.
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