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26.06.2008 12:18, svm2

It Is

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26.06.2008 16:06, Alexander Zarodov

Here is still not the first freshness...

1. Xanthorhoe ferrugata?

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2. Thera variata or obeliscata?

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This post was edited by Double A - 26.06.2008 16: 37

26.06.2008 17:25, slipknofill

Comrades!!!! Help me decide!!! Who is it??? psi or cuspis???
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26.06.2008 17:32, Pavel Morozov

in my opinion, psi

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26.06.2008 17:32, Pavel Morozov

to Double A: X. ferrugata
T. variata

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26.06.2008 19:55, bials

Help me identify butterflies in the Ramenskiy district of Moscow.
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26.06.2008 20:18, Raptor

Give plizzz links

to other sites that identify insects and where the distribution of some species is described and drawn and in general there is a lot about it

26.06.2008 20:24, Neoris

to bials
I can help you with the first two photos.
1. Hedya salicella from Tortricidae
2. Nymphula nitidulata - Grasshoppers (Crambidae)

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26.06.2008 20:41, Alexander Zarodov

6. Rivula sericealis, genera

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26.06.2008 21:27, Pavel Morozov

3-Evergestis extimalis moth
4-Macaria signaria moth
5-Rhinophora rectangulata moth
7-Hypena proboscidalis moth
8 - Pechipogo strigilata moth

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26.06.2008 21:36, Pavel Morozov

Give plizzz links to sites that identify insects and where the distribution of a particular species is described and drawn and in general there is a lot about it

How lazy we are, after all. Well, without a forum, how did people manage before?
Here is a link to a separate forum topic dedicated to the most complete databases of insect images.
http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=101661

27.06.2008 8:14, svm2

5-Rhinophora rectangulata moth

Actually, like grated
Ch. v-ata

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27.06.2008 9:55, Grigory Grigoryev

I get the impression that most people who post photos for identification don't even want to strain a little and work on their own, defining the views.
I'll be honest, I'm not so interested, I'm interested myself.

Sincerely

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30.06.2008 0:10, Zhernov

Help me clarify the type of butterflies

Photo-Samara, June

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30.06.2008 1:01, Kharkovbut

Help me clarify the type of butterflies Photo-Samara, June

Polygonia c-album, Apatura ilia

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30.06.2008 4:10, Ilia Ustiantcev

I took a lot of photos in Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district. For starters, diaries and a couple of the most interesting views.
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Argus 3-5?
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Spotted?
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A huge beast!!!

This post was edited by Ilya U-30.06.2008 04: 11

02.07.2008 5:55, Raptor

What kind of beast?Like someone from khokhlatok but with the view I find it difficult.or maybe even a scoop?the appearance seems to be quite special,maybe someone saw it, knows?

02.07.2008 5:58, Raptor

oh, sorry, here's a photo of 2 pieces.

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02.07.2008 6:06, Raptor

If I don't make a mistake, is the scented woodcutter(Cossus) right?

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02.07.2008 6:12, Raptor

Sorry for the quality, but maybe someone will find out?the drawing is unusual and should be remembered.

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02.07.2008 6:30, PG18

I took a lot of photos in Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district. For starters, diaries and a couple of the most interesting views.

3-5. P.argus
6. Female L. hippothoe. By 90 percent. An undergarment would be more relevant.
7. Boarmia, apparently roboraria

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02.07.2008 6:34, PG18

To Raptor:
1. Phalera bucephala
2. Yes, odorous
3. Chelis maculosa

02.07.2008 6:36, PG18

I find it difficult with usach.It is 23-30 mm long.They are found in a decent number of umbrella plants with a thick stem.I didn't meet him before for some reason.

Apparently musky-Aromia moschata. Just what did he lose in the butterflies?

02.07.2008 10:15, Alexander Zarodov

Here with this butterfly I find it difficult

to Scoop some? I didn't find it...

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02.07.2008 16:04, akulich-sibiria

butterflies from Siberia, caught in the light in July..please confirm if this is the case

1-Pheosia tremulae picture: P7020108_.jpg

2-Mythimna conigena picture: P7020109_.jpg

3- Achlia flavicaenis picture: P7020110_.jpg

4-Acronicta psi picture: P7020111_.jpg

02.07.2008 16:30, svm2

3-Tethea or

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02.07.2008 17:04, svm2

1 - and not gnoma whether?, something seems to me so
2-yes
4-like, but with these slozhno

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02.07.2008 17:22, entved

1.Pheosia gnoma
2.Mythimna conigera
3.svm2 прав
4.Acronicta psi

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02.07.2008 19:58, Grigory Grigoryev

And I agree - this is Pheosia tremulae.

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02.07.2008 21:54, Pavel Morozov

Could it be Pheosia rimosa?

03.07.2008 8:00, svm2

Could it be Pheosia rimosa?

You are probably right-it is very similar and seems to be marked in transbaikal

03.07.2008 9:40, Grigory Grigoryev

I want to say that for all the times of fishing in Siberia, Pheosia rimosa

03.07.2008 10:20, svm2

The crested bird in the photo shows signs of both tremula and gnoma(more than the second one), which is typical for rimosa( after assuming Morozzza, I found images on the Internet, since I don't know Siberian ones). As for "I never came across" -for example, for more than 30 years I have never flown to the world of I. calvaria,and 27.05 arrived-this does not mean that it was not in the center of Ukraine.In addition, in the collection here it is marked and even somewhere I have seen it marked in the Chita region
http://szmn.sbras.ru/Lepidop/Notodon.htm

03.07.2008 22:14, Vlad Proklov

COMRADES, help identify these butterflies and the caterpillar!!!

1 - Crambus lathoniellus
3 - Syricoris lacunana

03.07.2008 22:24, Vlad Proklov

A lot of things. Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district of Moscow region, this weekend.

I remembered

Ognevki.
1. Yes, Aphomia sociella.
2. some kind of fitzitina, I don't know for sure

3. Yes, Perinephela lancealis.

Moths.
1. Monopis ?laevigella
2. Notocelia ?roborana
3. Yes, Monopis monachella
4. Agonopterix ?arenella
5. Similar to Syricoris lacunana, but not it, like...
6. Tineidae, then I find it difficult...

This post was edited by kotbegemot - 03.07.2008 22: 25

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03.07.2008 22:26, Vlad Proklov

Steppe zone of the Chelyabinsk region, 1-14. 07.

3 - Scythris sp.

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03.07.2008 22:29, Vlad Proklov

Yes, you can't tell much from such a copy...
And here's a furry cute guy. At least what kind of family?

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Tineidae or Psychidae.

This post was edited by kotbegemot - 03.07.2008 22: 30

03.07.2008 22:33, Vlad Proklov

15 I think Cabera exanthemata. And, while there is no expert on micra, I will assume:
1 - Ostrinia nubilalis
2 - Sitochroa verticalis
3 - Parapoynx stratiotata
14 - Pandemis sp.

I agree with everyone

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03.07.2008 22:37, Vlad Proklov