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07.09.2008 11:29, VSB

It looks like a moth.But I couldn't identify it. Maybe someone can tell me. Filmed in July 2008 in Chelyabinsk.

07.09.2008 11:35, Vlad Proklov

It looks like a moth.But I couldn't identify it. Maybe someone can tell me. Filmed in July 2008 in Chelyabinsk.

Macaria notata.

07.09.2008 12:38, VSB

kotbegemot): Thank you.
I'm still processing the summer shoot. This butterfly was identified as a Hayloft Glycerion (Soepopumpha glycerion).Is it her?

07.09.2008 12:41, Vlad Proklov

kotbegemot): Thank you.
I'm still processing the summer shoot. This butterfly was identified as a Hayloft Glycerion (Soepopumpha glycerion).Is it her?

Yes, that's her. It is better to upload several photos at once: we will save time

07.09.2008 13:09, VSB

Thank you, I'll keep that in mind.

07.09.2008 16:59, Michail M

Help determine the yellowness!!!
Altai, Kurai, 01.07.1993

perhaps Colias thysoa???

This post was edited by Michail_M-07.09.2008 17: 58

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07.09.2008 17:38, VSB

A selection of 3 butterflies taken in July 2008 in Chelyabinsk. The versions are as follows: 1)?; 2) Dryad (Minois dryas) 3)Flower eye
(Aphantopus hyperantus).If you are wrong correct

07.09.2008 17:43, Vlad Proklov

A selection of 3 butterflies taken in July 2008 in Chelyabinsk. The versions are as follows: 1)?; 2) Dryad (Minois dryas) 3)Flower eye
(Aphantopus hyperantus).If I'm wrong please correct me

Right. And the first one is also a dryad.

This post was edited by kotbegemot - 07.09.2008 17: 43

07.09.2008 17:47, Ilia Ustiantcev

MO, Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district, this weekend.
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Moscow. Acleris logiana?
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Agonopterix arenella?
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What kind of melanist or maybe Conistra vaccinii?
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Epione repandaria?
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Acleris laterana?
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Nycteola degenerana?

Notocelia tetragonana?
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Hydraecia micacea?
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Agrochola circellaris?
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Agrochola circellaris?
Agonopteryx hasn't "flown" there yet?

07.09.2008 18:07, Vlad Proklov

MO, Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district, this weekend.

1, 4, 5, 6-yes.
2, 10, 11 - it looks like that.
7-no, Epinotia trigonella
8 - Celypha rufana
9-or H. ultima

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07.09.2008 18:09, Ilia Ustiantcev

So you can't tell it apart from the photo? As you can see, I prepared this one for a classmate, so you can tell me what to ask.

This post was edited by Ilya U-07.09.2008 18: 09

07.09.2008 18:47, Vlad Proklov

So you can't tell it apart from the photo? As you can see, I prepared this one for a classmate, so you can tell me what to ask.

You need to cook them...

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07.09.2008 20:05, Ilia Ustiantcev

Just now, Moscow. Is it Agrochola circellaris, helvola or Conistra vaccini?
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07.09.2008 20:09, PG18

Help determine the yellowness!!!
Altai, Kurai, 01.07.1993

perhaps Colias thysoa???

Yes, she is, Colias thisoa

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07.09.2008 20:34, Zhuk

Just now, Moscow. Is it Agrochola circellaris, helvola or Conistra vaccini?

Agrochola circellaris

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08.09.2008 7:38, Сергей-Д

A few fire notes:
Euchromius:
1. ?bellus end of august
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2.? ocelleus yesterday
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?Catoptria of some sort. end of August
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08.09.2008 8:28, svm2

Is it Euxoa nigricans? MO, September.

I think Agrotis segetum

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08.09.2008 8:32, svm2

9-or H. ultima

Exactly ultima, I think

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08.09.2008 10:37, Alexander Zarodov

I think Agrotis segetum

Yes, there was such an option. Thanks!

08.09.2008 13:11, Vlad Proklov

Multiple fire points:

The first two are both E. ocellea, the third I don't know.

This post was edited by kotbegemot-09/08/2008 13: 12

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08.09.2008 13:32, Konung

Exactly ultima, I think

not an ultima at all! I'm behind micacea

08.09.2008 13:45, Vlad Proklov

Exactly ultima, I think

not an ultima at all! I'm all for micacea

You guys are going to fight again, hot Finnish guys!

These species are not externally distinguishable

08.09.2008 15:04, Ilia Ustiantcev

Well, some hoods are also not distinguishable offhand. But Zhuk said the differences are noticeable in the series.

08.09.2008 16:13, ЛВиктор

Can you tell me what kind of miracle happened in our tent near the Black Sea? It's almost as big as a standard pack of cigarettes. There are more photos.
user posted image

08.09.2008 16:19, ЛВиктор

This is it. Would you like to know who it is?

08.09.2008 16:36, Vlad Proklov

Agrius convolvuli

08.09.2008 16:59, ЛВиктор

Thanks to kotbegemot and the moderators, I think we were lucky to live a day near such a liner. Despite the fact that our women were afraid of him and avoided him.

08.09.2008 22:22, mikee

Thanks to kotbegemot and the moderators, I think we were lucky to live a day near such a liner. Despite the fact that our women were afraid of him and avoided him.

This is a male bindweed hawk moth (Agrius convolvuli). Right now they have a massive second-generation fleet. The female has a blurry wing pattern. Oh, and how well they fly!

09.09.2008 9:15, svm2

You guys are going to fight again, hot Finnish guys!
These species are not externally distinguishable

ultima / micacea-it is difficult to say from that photo, but straightened butterflies can still be distinguished along the external medial line

09.09.2008 19:27, bials

Help me identify the scoop. August 2008, Odintsovo district, Moscow region.
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09.09.2008 19:36, Zhuk

Help me identify the scoop. August 2008, M. O., Odintsovo district.

1 - Mesapamea secalis
2 - Xestia baja
3 - Mesapamea secalella
4 - Amphipoea fucosa
5 - Photedes fluxa
6 - Mesapamea secalella
7 - Celaena leucostigma
8 - Lithophane socia
9 - Lithophane consocia

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09.09.2008 21:09, NSN

Please help me identify the leaf wrapper. Filmed in the Odessa region.

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