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22.09.2008 7:30, Сергей-Д

late August, steppe, Luhansk region.
1. Pyrgus cinarae?
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2. Acronicta cuspis or psi / tridens?
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22.09.2008 8:28, Juglans

South of Primorye.

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22.09.2008 13:05, vitalbata

Pryvet vsem! Pomogite opredelit' etu Cucullia sp. (Litva, seredina avgusta). Spasibo!

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22.09.2008 16:38, RippeR

Sergey_D: most likely armoricanus, although it is difficult to tell from such an ex.

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22.09.2008 17:23, vitalbata

While waiting for an answer from you, what is this Tsutsullia sp. Are there any experts among you?

22.09.2008 18:56, Cerura

Pryvet vsem! Pomogite opredelit' etu Cucullia sp. (Litva, seredina avgusta). Spasibo!

Cucullia lucifuga

Postarajtes poakyratnie s genitalijami!

22.09.2008 18:58, Cerura

South of Primorye.

Chariaspilates formosaria (Eversmann, 1837)

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22.09.2008 19:03, Sungaya

Please help me with pestrianka.
Who is it?
Luzhki, August 2, 08.

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22.09.2008 19:18, gumenuk

1. Moscow region, June

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22.09.2008 19:21, Sungaya

And this
absinthiata or something?

This post was edited by Sungaya - 22.09.2008 22: 24

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22.09.2008 19:39, okoem

Please help me with pestrianka.
Who is it?
Luzhki, August 2, 08.

Luzhki is MO? Then Adscita stats.

2 Sergey_D
Pyrgus doesn't look like Cinara at all. Maybe armoricanus. I think that you can only determine by cooking.
Scoop IMHO psi/tridens

2 vitalbata
Scoop IMHO on the genitals and appearance is more similar not to lucifuga and balsamitae.

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22.09.2008 19:55, Sungaya

Luzhki is MO? Then Adscita stats.

Yes, Luzhki village, Serpukhovskaya district, Moscow region.

Why not globulariae?

22.09.2008 19:57, vitalbata

okoem, thank you for your feedback. I also think that this cuculia is not C. lucifuga. The stuktura of the genitals is not the same. You are right, it is most similar to C. balsamitae.

22.09.2008 20:08, Guest

And this
absinthiata or something?

Yes, this is it, E. absinthiata.

22.09.2008 20:12, Olearius

And this
absinthiata or something?

Yes, this is it, E. absinthiata

22.09.2008 20:15, Olearius

09. Help with the definition. Taken on the territory of the Moscow region (Ramenskiy district, Khripan), June

In the first picture Eupithecia tantillaria

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22.09.2008 20:16, Sungaya

Yes, that's it, E. absinthiata

absinthiata or maybe assimilata??

22.09.2008 20:24, Olearius

08. Help with the definition. Taken on the territory of the Moscow region (Ramenskiy district, Khripan), June

The first is Eupithecia millefoliata,
while the fourth, Scopula ternata, does not agree. This is immutata.

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22.09.2008 20:29, Olearius

absinthiata or maybe assimilata??

absinthiata differs well from assimilata in the shape of the forewing.
Based on the photo of the collector's edition. you can always tell because of a
good angle.
E. absinthiata can be confused with E. expallidata

22.09.2008 20:34, Sungaya

absinthiata differs well from assimilata in the shape of the forewing.
Based on the photo of the collector's edition. you can always tell because of a
good angle.
E. absinthiata can be confused more with E. expallidata

And what exactly is meant by the shape of the wing?
And another question : is goossensiata a synonym for absinthiata or a separate species?

22.09.2008 20:58, Olearius

In absinthiata, the n. cr. is elongated along the anterior margin. Do you know the group of" long - wings " - innotata, ochridata, nanata ? Similar forms.
Assimilata with a wider (relative to length) wing. Itself is usually smaller.
As for goossensiata, the chief specialist on Eupithecia - Mironov considers
this taxon to be a synonym for absinthiata. Type goossensiata is like a smaller
copy of absinthiata without any differences in the structure of the genitals and color.
I.e., like a dwarf specimen of absinthiata.

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22.09.2008 21:18, Sungaya

Olearius, thank you very much!

22.09.2008 21:52, okoem

Yes, Luzhki village, Serpukhovskaya district, Moscow region.

Why not globulariae?

In female Jordanita, the antennae are thin, often longer, and slightly thinner towards the end. In Adscita, they are thicker, shorter, and may thicken towards the end (thinner at the root). In the photo, in principle, it is clearly visible that the antennae are plump and blunt, but just in case, I compared your picture with the females of Jordanita globulariae from my collections - they have very thin whiskers. Thus, Jordanita globulariae disappears, leaving Adscita statices.

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22.09.2008 22:18, Sungaya

And here is another incomprehensible thing:
Noctua interposita or orbona ??

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22.09.2008 23:57, Cerura

And here is another incomprehensible thing:
Noctua interposita or orbona ??

interposita

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23.09.2008 0:11, Cerura

Pohowe 4to eto Fulvoclysia nerminae, no kakie strannue genitalii!!!
Y kavo kakoe mnenie na etot w4ot?

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23.09.2008 0:39, Vlad Proklov

Pohowe 4to eto Fulvoclysia nerminae, no kakie strannue genitalii!!!
Y kavo kakoe mnenie na etot w4ot?

Fulvoclysia nerminae.

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23.09.2008 7:56, Guest

Here are a couple of Jupitecia that no one has identified, but which do not look like any pusillata, etc. What if someone finds out?
1.2.
In my opinion, it can primarily be E. veratraria or trisignaria, and possibly E. satyrata or intracata.

I have already laid out this caterpillar, perhaps with the pupa (which I sowed) it will be easier? She's green-winged!

1- E. absinthiata
2- A. sparsatus

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23.09.2008 9:23, svm2

absinthiata or maybe assimilata??

Try this again, on your own copies. checked -it seems to work
http://www.lepiforum.de/cgi-bin/forum.pl?read=23326|

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23.09.2008 9:57, svm2

And here is another incomprehensible thing:
Noctua interposita or orbona ??

Orbona has a spot with clear borders and interposita has a blurred
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one

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23.09.2008 11:47, svm2

okoem, thank you for your feedback. I also think that this cuculia is not C. lucifuga. The stuktura of the genitals is not the same. You are right, it is most similar to C. balsamitae.

haven't you looked at campanulae?

23.09.2008 16:27, okoem

haven't you looked at campanulae?

campanulae has characteristic pointed tips of the hindwings (this feature is indicated by Jaroslav Fajcik, 1998), while in the photo the wings are rounded on the contrary. So IMHO, campanulae falls away.

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23.09.2008 18:30, vitalbata

C. balsamitae is a steppe species, listed in the red Data Book in Lithuania and lives mainly near the sea serpent. But C. campanulae is not present in Lithuania at all, as it is more of a mountain species.

23.09.2008 20:18, Sungaya

Try this again, on your own copies. checked -it seems to work
http://www.lepiforum.de/cgi-bin/forum.pl?read=23326|

Compared with this drawing, it turned out like this:
(the first one doesn't count, it's already been determined)
2-absinthiata
3 - assimilata
Correct?

...
The goossensiata type is like a smaller
copy of absinthiata without any differences in the structure of the genitals and coloration.
I.e., like a dwarf specimen of absinthiata.

Can instance 2 be considered a goossensiata form?

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23.09.2008 21:43, gumenuk

Taken in June outside the Moscow Region (Ramenskiy district, Khripan)

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23.09.2008 21:55, Zhuk

Parectropis similaria

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24.09.2008 7:28, gumenuk

They all look the same to me

, don't they?
Taken in: Moscow region (Ramenskiy district, Khripan) June-July

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24.09.2008 8:03, svm2

5-Pterapherapteryx sexalata -
Hydrellia sylvata

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24.09.2008 9:14, gumenuk

1. Moscow region (Ramenskiy district, Khripan) May-June
Picture 10 is not by chance Alsophila aescularia (very shabby)?

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