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01.10.2008 12:25, Pavel Morozov

Here, for some reason, it is easier for me to define spans in a smaller format.
the opinion is as follows:
flown ?Iodis lactearia
Scopula immutata
Scopula immutata
Cabera exanthemata

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01.10.2008 12:48, gumenuk

2. Moths that I couldn't pinpoint (despite the coloring). Moscow oblast

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01.10.2008 13:11, vitalbata

Gumenuk, and you will try to write yourself how to identify butterflies, and we will correct you if anything. 1 photo of Camptogramma bilineata, 2 photos of Jodis lactearia exactly.

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01.10.2008 13:21, gumenuk

Gumenuk, and you will try to write yourself how to identify butterflies, and we will correct you if anything. 1 photo of Camptogramma bilineata, 2 photos of Jodis lactearia exactly.

For example, I assumed from photo 1 that it was Pelurga comitata or Camptogramma bilineata. And since there was no complete similarity of the drawing with either one or the other, Toya, in order to avoid mistakes, put it up. I don't deny that

I have doubts about the accuracy of the second image: it seems to me that it is not Jodis lactearia, but Hemithea aestivaria

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01.10.2008 17:06, Ilia Ustiantcev

3-Ematurga atomaria female.
4-similar to Scopula rubiginata

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01.10.2008 17:46, Olearius

1 - Camptogramma bilineata
2 - Hemithea aesivaria
3 - Ematurga atomaria
4 - Scopula rubiginata

01.10.2008 17:58, gumenuk

These specks also remain undefined.

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01.10.2008 18:22, Olearius

1 - Lythria purpuraria
2 - Scopula immorata
3 - Lomographa bimaculata
4 - Scopula floslactata (=lactata)

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01.10.2008 20:41, gumenuk

since for me all draughts players look the same (especially Cinxia, phoebe and athalia), I ask for help in identifying them. Taken in the Vladimir region

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01.10.2008 20:52, Vlad Proklov

since for me all draughts players look the same (especially Cinxia, phoebe and athalia), I ask for help in identifying them. Taken in the Vladimir region

1 - Euphydryas maturna
2 - Boloria ?selene
3, 4, 5 - Melitaea athalia

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01.10.2008 21:00, gumenuk

I put up another batch of checkers and that's about it

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01.10.2008 21:02, Vlad Proklov

I put up another batch of checkers and that's about it

The penultimate one is probably cinxia Phoebe - the rest of the athalians.

This post was edited by kotbegemot - 10/01/2008 21: 03

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01.10.2008 21:09, Victor Gazanchidis

Help the village to identify belyanok 1 - I-Gorny Altai, 2-I-Turkey

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01.10.2008 21:53, Zhuk

Pontia edusa vrode

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01.10.2008 22:07, Andylog

1 - Euphydryas maturna
2 - Boloria ?selene
3, 4, 5 - Melitaea athalia

1 - not mathurna, exactly(dots!). It seemed to me Euphydryas aurinia
2 - I did not see it, it may well be selene
3,4,5 - They are not determined by appearance. Possible atalia

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02.10.2008 0:01, Stavropolec

Can you help me with a small change....???

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02.10.2008 0:21, Vlad Proklov

Can you help me with a small change....???

1 - Chrysocrambus sp.
2 - Cryphia ?algae
3 - Nomophila noctuella
4 - Eublemma purpurina
5 - Agonopterix sp.
6 - Agapeta hamana

02.10.2008 0:27, barko

2 - Cryphia algae
4 - Eublemma purpurina

02.10.2008 6:44, gumenuk

I can't tell for sure. Photo 2 - Phoebe?

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02.10.2008 6:47, Vlad Proklov

I can't tell for sure. Photo 2 - Phoebe?

Not, ALL atalia

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02.10.2008 7:06, Сергей-Д

quote=Sergey_D, 01.10.2008 11: 14]

02.10.2008 7:23, gumenuk

quote=Sergey_D, 01.10.2008 11: 14]
Looked at the pictures on the Internet - nothing in common

so what do you have to do with it - I answered akulich-sibiria, the title says

Sorry

I beg your pardon

02.10.2008 7:57, gumenuk

What are the nymphalids? (Moscow region)

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02.10.2008 14:50, Olearius

1 - Euphydryas maturna
2 - Boloria ?selene
3, 4, 5 - Melitaea athalia

The first, of course, is not maturna, but E. aurinia.

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02.10.2008 14:54, Olearius

What are the nymphalids? (Moscow region)

1. Clossiana dia
2. Fabriciana adippe
3. Clossiana dia
4. Clossiana dia
5. Fabriciana adippe

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02.10.2008 15:17, gumenuk

The last four nymphalids that remained undetermined

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02.10.2008 15:23, Vlad Proklov

The last four nymphalids that remained undetermined

1, 2 - Boloria selene
3 - Argynnis adippe
4 - A. laodice

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02.10.2008 15:30, gumenuk

1, 2 - Boloria selene
3 - Argynnis adippe
4 - A. laodice

Thank you, Vlad!
Now I'll lay out the mottled flowers, and then the leafworms and moths. There will be time and desire-take a look

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02.10.2008 15:32, gumenuk

Maybe someone will be able to identify these mottled birds?

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02.10.2008 15:37, Vlad Proklov

Thank you, Vlad!
Now I'll lay out the mottled flowers, and then the leafworms and moths. There will be time and desire-take a look

Oh! Leaf wrappers and moths are our size!

Maybe someone will be able to identify these mottled birds?

The first one is some kind of aberrant, the others are Z. lonicerae. If they're hoarse, of course.

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02.10.2008 15:53, gumenuk

Oh! Leaf wrappers and moths - that's our size!
The first one is some kind of aberrant, the others are Z. lonicerae. If they're hoarse, of course.

The first one is from the Vladimir region and is similar to pestrianka vostochnaya. And the rest - Khripansky

02.10.2008 16:02, gumenuk

I spread a little thing. If there are difficulties, this is enough.

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02.10.2008 16:17, Vlad Proklov

I spread a little thing. If there are difficulties, this is enough.

1 - Pyralidae: Phycitinae
2 - Platytes cerussella
3 - Elaphria venustula
4 - ?Metzneria sp.

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02.10.2008 16:31, gumenuk

2. Another batch

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02.10.2008 16:43, okoem

The first one is from the Vladimir region and is similar to pestrianka vostochnaya. And the rest - khripanskie

East is Zygaena minos? In my opinion, it is.

02.10.2008 16:50, gumenuk

East is Zygaena minos? In my opinion, it is.

Yes, it is, I was not very sure, so I put it up to remove question

02.10.2008 17:04, Vlad Proklov

2. Another batch.

1-Lathronympha strigana is the first butterfly that I saw in Khripani, being your guest

You will not confuse with anything. Eats St. John's wort.
2 - I don't know.
3 - Morophaga choragella
4 - the same as the first one from the previous batch, I don't know who.

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02.10.2008 17:21, gumenuk

1-Lathronympha strigana is the first butterfly that I saw in Khripani, being your guest You will not confuse with anything. Eats St. John's wort.
2 - I don't know.
3 - Morophaga choragella
4 - the same as the first one from the previous batch, I don't know who.

I also identified the first one myself, but I began to look closely at her other photos (on the Internet and in the book) and doubted, because the more I looked, the more differences I found