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10.09.2008 13:36, Alexander Zarodov

Still small things of any kind ... MO, May-June

1. Something like Agonopterix capreolella?

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2. Without options, at least define the family...

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3. Similarly. I came to the light

This post was edited by Double A - 09/10/2008 13: 37

10.09.2008 13:41, Vlad Proklov

Still small things of any kind ... MO, May-June

1-well, yes, something like

2 - Scythris sp.
3 - male Aphomia sociella

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10.09.2008 15:34, NSN

A few scoops that I can't quite place. All images were taken in the Odessa region:
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June 30, flew to the light. Maybe oleracea?
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, August 13.
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, August 13
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, June 27. Can Euxoa tritici
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, 29 July
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, 1 sep

10.09.2008 16:14, DavBaz

VSB your scoop Amphipoea fucosa (Freyer, 1830)

10.09.2008 16:21, Alexander Zarodov

Now leafwrappers and those who have joined them.

1. Nizhny Arkhyz, KCR, July. I didn't find one...
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2. Epiblema sp. Maybe sticticana? MO, June.
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3. This one looks like Lathronympha strigana. MO, August.
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This post was edited by Double A - 09/10/2008 16: 22

10.09.2008 16:33, VSB

I bought the book "Butterflies of the Southern Urals" here and doubted it. I ask anyone who knows to confirm or deny whether the displayed butterflies are Snow-white fingerwing(Pterophorus pentadactyla) and double-line spadefly (Camptogramma bilineata)

10.09.2008 16:37, Vlad Proklov

Now leafwrappers and those who have joined them.

I didn't find the first one among the European species-apparently, some purely Caucasian species that you just need to know. I don't know. Roughly -- Tortricidae: Olethreutinae: Grapholitini.
The others seem to have been correctly identified.

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10.09.2008 16:40, Vlad Proklov

10.09.2008 17:45, VSB

(DavBaz):Thank you very much!

10.09.2008 19:14, PG18

I bought the book "Butterflies of the Southern Urals" here and doubted it. Please, who knows, confirm or deny whether the displayed butterflies are Snow-white Palmetto(Pterophorus pentadactyla) and double-line spadefly (Camptogramma bilineata )

2. Rather Scotopteryx chenopodiata. From pages 146-147 of the mentioned booklet

Where did you buy it?

10.09.2008 21:40, VSB

(PG18):This ruled yellow-brown moth confused me. If we compare the photo you mentioned(from the book "Butterflies of the Southern Urals") with the photo of the two-line moth (p. 136 Butterflies of the Middle Urals), they differ in the brightness of the stripes.But really? What I shot, the color is still closer to the two-line moth. So I am in doubt, I will remove this picture for now. I'll take a better picture if I get another one ,and it'll probably be easier to determine. I bought the book in Chelyabinsk.
(PG18,kotbegemot): thank you for your help

11.09.2008 8:29, svm2

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11.09.2008 8:52, svm2

A few scoops that I can't quite place. All images were taken in the Odessa region:

6-Cucullia artemisiae most likely, although there are two more similar ones, a little unfortunate foreshorten

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11.09.2008 9:39, svm2

(PG18):This ruled yellow-brown moth confused me. If we compare the photo you mentioned(from the book "Butterflies of the Southern Urals") with the photo of the two-line moth (p. 136 Butterflies of the Middle Urals), they differ in the brightness of the stripes.But really? What I shot, the color is still closer to the two-line moth. So I am in doubt, I will remove this picture for now. I'll take a better picture if I get another one ,and it'll probably be easier to determine. I bought the book in Chelyabinsk.
(PG18,kotbegemot): thank you for your cooperation

2-this is not bilineata, but definitely chenopodiata, if there are no other similar Scotopteryx in the Urals

11.09.2008 12:25, Alexander Zarodov

We continue to understand the leaf wrappers... all from Moscow Region, June-July

1. Syndemis musculana, for example?
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2. Similar to Celypha rosaceana or rufana
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3. Pandemis corylana I suppose?
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4. Celypha rivulana?
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This post was edited by Double A - 09/11/2008 13: 34

11.09.2008 13:50, Vlad Proklov

We continue to understand the leaf wrappers... all from Moscow Region, June-July

2-rufana, the rest is correct.
Only rivulana is now in the genus Syricoris.

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11.09.2008 14:15, gumenuk

Over the summer, I took out a few butterflies. To avoid errors in the definition, I ask for help.
Taken in the Moscow region (Ramenskiy district, Khripan). Taken April-May

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11.09.2008 14:43, Vlad Proklov

Over the summer, I took out a few butterflies. To avoid errors in the definition, I ask for help.
Taken in the Moscow region (Ramenskiy district, Khripan). Taken April-May

1 - Orthosia gothica
2 - Zophodia grossulariella
3 - Lithophane socia
4 - Colocasia coryli

The first and last ones can't be confused with anything else!

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11.09.2008 14:54, gumenuk

The first and last ones can't be confused with anything else!
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This is for whom how

Thank you, Vlad!
I stopped by Moscow for a couple of days - it's still cold and nothing is flying. I took pictures of caterpillars - it looks like next year I will be with butterflies

11.09.2008 15:09, gumenuk

To avoid errors in the definition, I ask for help.
Taken in the Moscow region (Ramenskiy district, Khripan). Taken: May

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11.09.2008 15:16, Vlad Proklov

To avoid errors in the definition, I ask for help.
Taken in the Moscow region (Ramenskiy district, Khripan). Taken: May

1, 4 - I find it difficult, and 2, 3 - as in the previous post, gothica and socia.

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11.09.2008 15:31, gumenuk

Taken on the territory of the Moscow region (Ramenskiy district, Khripan), May

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11.09.2008 15:40, svm2

543,624-Conistra vacinii
627 Nycteola, most likely revayana

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11.09.2008 15:40, Vlad Proklov

Taken on the territory of the Moscow region (Ramenskiy district, Khripan), May

1 - Depressaria sp.
2 - Nycteola degenerana
3 - Zophodia grossulariella
4 - Agonopterix sp. I haven't seen them yet, so I'll wait with a view.
5 - Semioscopis steinkellneriana
6 - Pyralidae: Phycitinae. Something indistinct.

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11.09.2008 16:14, gumenuk

Taken on the territory of the Moscow region (Ramenskiy district, Khripan), May

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11.09.2008 16:16, Alexander Zarodov

More leafwrappers flying into the light. MO, August.

1. I'm not sure. Epiblema sp.?
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2. Hedya pruniana?
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3. Celypha lacunana?
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11.09.2008 16:21, Vlad Proklov

Taken on the territory of the Moscow region (Ramenskiy district, Khripan), May

1 - Ectropis crepuscularia
2 - ?
3 - Odontosia carmelita
4 - Xanthorhoe quadrifasciata

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11.09.2008 16:24, Vlad Proklov

More leafwrappers flying into the light. MO, August.

1 - Epinotia brunnichana
2 - Apotomis ?sauciana
3 - Syricoris lacunana

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11.09.2008 16:37, svm2

Taken on the territory of the Moscow region (Ramenskiy district, Khripan), May

2-Lobophora halterata

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11.09.2008 16:40, svm2

1 - Ectropis crepuscularia

Paradarisa consonaria

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11.09.2008 16:41, gumenuk

Taken on the territory of the Moscow region (Ramenskiy district, Khripan), June

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11.09.2008 16:48, svm2

1-L.halterata
2 Acronicta alni
3-Nycteola revayana
4-Acronicta rumicis
5-Hecatera bicolorata

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11.09.2008 16:53, Vlad Proklov

1-L.halterata
2 Acronicta alni
3-Nycteola revayana
4-Acronicta rumicis
5-Hecatera bicolorata

Yes there is no N. revayana in the Moscow region! N. degenerana is.

11.09.2008 16:55, svm2

Taken on the territory of the Moscow region (Ramenskiy district, Khripan), June

Something is missing images or you are removing them. (it was 5 , the first photo was missing)

11.09.2008 17:02, svm2

Yes, there is no N. revayana in the Moscow region! N. degenerana is.

Well, if not, then let it be degenerana, the truth is strange some

11.09.2008 17:07, gumenuk

Something is missing images or you are removing them. (it was 5 , the first photo was missing)

Removed it - it was already defined a little earlier

11.09.2008 17:36, gumenuk

Taken on the territory of the Moscow region (Ramenskiy district, Khripan), May

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11.09.2008 18:01, Vlad Proklov

Taken on the territory of the Moscow region (Ramenskiy district, Khripan), May

Metriotes lutarea (Coleophoridae). Generally chehlonoski undetectable in the photo - but the party on the flowers of zvezdchatki indicates this species.

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11.09.2008 18:07, gumenuk

Taken on the territory of the Moscow region (Ramenskiy district, Khripan), June

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