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10.07.2008 19:26, Zhuk

here are some more moths

all right.

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10.07.2008 19:38, PG18

And for what reasons? I just want to understand how to distinguish?

Please continue to indicate the region of origin of the copy, or, at the very least, your place of residence in your personal data.
In this case, if the Hebrew part of Russia, then definitely adippe, based on the androconies on the vst. p. kr. n. st. z. kr. is actually quite atypical...

10.07.2008 20:57, ButterflyGirl

Please tell me what these moths are called? Photos taken in Ukraine.
Thank you.
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10.07.2008 21:05, AntSkr

and it's not really a moth...

10.07.2008 21:58, Zhuk

Please tell me what these moths are called? Photos taken in Ukraine.
Thank you.

These are the scooper butterflies (Noctuidae)
1 - Tyta luctuosa
2 - Emmelia trabealis

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10.07.2008 22:07, barry

Help... Camptogramma bilineata?
The circles in the center are confusing...
Kharkiv, 08.07.2008.

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10.07.2008 22:08, Zhuk

Help... Camptogramma bilineata?
The circles in the center are confusing...
Kharkiv, 08.07.2008.

yes it is.

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10.07.2008 23:40, barry

Problematic leaf wrappers for me (as far as I can understand)...
Kharkiv, June.

1. probably faded Archips crataegana?
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10.07.2008 23:46, Vlad Proklov

Problematic leaf wrappers for me (as far as I can understand)...
Kharkiv, June.

1-3-rather, Archips rosana
4 - Tortrix viridana

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11.07.2008 10:01, AntSkr

What is the difference between Cucullia lucifuga and Cucullia umbratica?

12.07.2008 9:04, Mylabris

Dear colleagues, is this Colias erate?
caught in the Trans-Ili Alatau at a height of 2000 m.

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12.07.2008 11:12, Ilia Ustiantcev

During the week, I got...
1. user posted image

Catoptria falsella?
2. user posted image

Eupithecia trisignaria or veratraria? kotbegemot, in the macro list, today's date is marked as unapproved. Please also see this photo of gumenuk-a from Moscow region: http://macroid.ru/showphoto.php/photo/3074
5. user posted image

The smallest one I've ever taken. Gracillaride?
6. user posted image

White stripe on the wing - the consequences of a fatal blow through the window!
8. user posted image

This one or 3 isn't Dichagyris signifera by any chance?
9. user posted image

Agriphila inquinatella bright?
10. user posted image

It is not good to post butterflies that are identified 3 times a month, but still, is it Apamea monoglypha?

12.07.2008 12:02, Mylabris

Dear experts, Is it possible to determine the appearance of this very shabby specimen? It reminds me of Cupido buddhisto. 10/07/08, Trans-Ili Alatau, 2600 m.

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12.07.2008 14:07, Mylabris

I also ask for help with the satyrs. The first one reminded me of some kind of Chazara enervata a la albino (the copy is not shabby, fresh), the second - no options at all.

This post was edited by Mylabris - 12.07.2008 14: 10

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12.07.2008 15:33, Vlad Proklov

I got it in a week...

1 - Catoptria falsella
2 - Trachycera advenella
5 - Argyresthia pruniella
6 - Cnephasia ?asseclana
9 - Catoptria verellus

On Jupiter pass - I do not know their Russian" face " absolutely. In general, it is necessary to climb into macro books, and I am now running away to the field. If I come back and no one answers, I'll take a look.

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12.07.2008 22:50, Vlad Proklov

I got it in a week...

Oh, I don't know. Let them correct it

3, 8 - ?Apterogenum ypsillon
10 - Mesapamea secalis/didyma. Apamea monoglypha - it's healthy!

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12.07.2008 23:00, Zhuk

10 - Mesapamea secalis/didyma. Apamea monoglypha - it's healthy!

And in my opinion, this is monoglypha.

7-umm...maybe Apamea crenata?

This post was edited by Zhuk - 12.07.2008 23: 03

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12.07.2008 23:05, Ilia Ustiantcev

She's healthy.

What's wrong with eupithecia? By leps.there are two types of total output.

13.07.2008 0:19, Alexander Zarodov

Is this Xestia baja? Moscow neighborhood, July.

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13.07.2008 9:31, Zhuk

Noctua pronuba is more similar. Have you seen the rear fenders?

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13.07.2008 10:11, Alexander Zarodov

Noctua pronuba is more similar. Have you seen the rear fenders?

Briefly, but noticed that yellowish-reddish. She flew away quickly. Big one!

This post was edited by Double A-13.07.2008 10: 32

13.07.2008 15:22, barry

Help with a pigeon-one individual (two photos), and like Erynnis tages?
Both are from Kharkiv.
1a.
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1b.

2. Erynnis tages?
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13.07.2008 23:57, Zhuk

Briefly, but noticed that yellowish-reddish. She flew away quickly. Big one!

so pronuba

13.07.2008 23:59, Zhuk

Help with a pigeon-one individual (two photos), and like Erynnis tages?
Both are from Kharkiv.

1 - Everes argiades
2 - Erynnis tages

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14.07.2008 0:59, Kharkovbut

1 - Everes argiades
2 - Erynnis tages

1: female, 2: male.

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14.07.2008 4:49, Mylabris

Gentlemen, help me deal with mother-of-pearl (?) from the Trans-Ili Alatau, I'm stumped for something.

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14.07.2008 10:36, Guest

niobe, bottom - female aglaia

14.07.2008 10:40, Guest

yes, yolk -erate,
golubyanka-argiolus, satyr-autonoe.

14.07.2008 11:00, Сергей-Д

Help identify the butterflies!
1. Steppe, on wild onion or garlic flowers
picture: P8110001.jpg

2. Carcharodus alceae?
picture: Carcharodus_alceae_und.jpg

3. Colias (hyale, alfacariensis)?
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14.07.2008 11:28, Трофим

2. In my opinion, it is the most Carcharodus alceae
3. hyale or alfacariensis can be said either by the preimaginal stage, or by the genitals. I once heard that one of the signs is a black border, which in alfakareensis goes along the marginal edge of the wing a little further than in chyale. On the basis of which it would be possible to assume that the first butterfly is hiale, and the second is alfacereensis. But this is not accurate.

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14.07.2008 15:24, akulich-sibiria

Hello, help me clarify the types. Siberia, into the light. with the first two types it is difficult, either different types, or the variety of colors is such..another view was presented on the previous page
1-Amanthes C-nigrum
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2-Amanthes triangulum
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3-Hydroecia micacea ?
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4-no options
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14.07.2008 20:26, Mylabris

niobe, below-female aglai

Just confused by the "aglai" color - white spots on the edges and generally pale colors, the upper outer corners of the front wings are also very light... Or is this normal?

14.07.2008 20:35, Mylabris

satyr-avtonoya.

Are both satyrs autonoi? It seems to me that these are two different types. And at avtonoi (I looked at the ace) there are no such spots:

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14.07.2008 22:32, Filin

Guys!
Is this Argus?
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15.07.2008 5:48, Mylabris

Gentlemen,
Is it Parnassius apollo merzhbaheri or something else?

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15.07.2008 9:42, Papilion

to Mylabris
is definitely an apollo, but it's hard to tell by subspecies. First of all, you need to specify the collection point. In appearance: at the top is a female yes merzhbaheri, and the male at the bottom is still moscovitus.
to Filin
That's right, male argus.

This post was edited by Papilion - 07/15/2008 09: 50

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15.07.2008 11:05, bials

Help determine the scoop catch