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28.05.2007 16:45, Vlad Proklov

I tried to identify the butterflies, but I'm not sure if they're correct. Specialists, help!

1 - Nymphalis (Roddia) vau-album (=l-album)
2 - Melanargia halimede
3 - ?Plebejus sp.
4 - Celastrina ?ladonides
5 - Polygonia c-album

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28.05.2007 16:51, Vlad Proklov

Define the pozhailusta.
I apologize for the quality of the photo.The lower wings are yellow with black bands.Caught in Israel on 16.05.07

I can't see the picture yet

I've already been poking around in my settings - something's not right with me here...
And using source it doesn't

scratch out

28.05.2007 16:59, Tigran Oganesov

I can't see the picture yet
I've already been poking around in my settings - something's not right with me here...
And using source is not scratched out

It's hard to see a black cat in a black room... especially when she's not there

There are no photos, I forgot to attach them, probably.

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29.05.2007 8:19, Сергей-Д

Help, pliz, identify these micros:
1,2
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4,5

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29.05.2007 15:43, Bad Den

Here are taler's butterflies

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29.05.2007 16:51, Pavel Morozov

similar to Catocala nymphagoga, but I doubt it.

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29.05.2007 19:28, Pavel Morozov

just not fulminea

29.05.2007 20:56, taler

Uh...There are 2 butterflies,but they are the same.Snapshot of the top and bottom sides.In the mass they fly to the light.

29.05.2007 22:22, Vlad Proklov

In my opinion, too, C. nymphagoga.

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31.05.2007 9:15, Guest

no one can say anything about the leaf wrappers laid out?

31.05.2007 16:05, Alexander Zarodov

I can't pinpoint this particular spot. Photographed this morning on the outskirts of Moscow.

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31.05.2007 16:11, Vlad Proklov

I can't pinpoint this particular spot. Photographed this morning on the outskirts of Moscow.

This is the tapeworm Euclidia glyphica.

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31.05.2007 21:47, Bad Den

More butterflies from taler'a
Both from China or Thailand

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01.06.2007 5:36, Julia Lu

Hello! Yesterday at the dacha managed to photograph a strange insect. It drank pollen from the flowers on the fly, like a hummingbird. Its size is quite large, almost the size of a matchbox. And most importantly, it's all fur! And the eyes are not like an insect, but with pupils like large animals!.... I would like to know WHAT IT IS???!!!!

For earlier THANK you all VERY MUCH! P.S. The photo was taken in the Samara region.

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01.06.2007 6:44, Павел

Am I going to be the first to answer, here among entomologists? It's a hawk moth, of course. I won't say what it is, I don't know. But this butterfly is the most attractive to me

01.06.2007 7:27, Сергей-Д

Help me identify a couple of species!
It looks like Boarmia roboraria, but the white spots confuse me, it's not a scuff or sun glare, so here it is:
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This is Scoparia, but I don't know how to distinguish the species and which ones we have. If you know, write to us:
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Yesterday I also saw a moth, very large, probably the size of Hypomeicus punctarius, orange in color, in a deciduous forest in a thicket, while the camera took out and crept up, it quickly flew away. It was dusk, and I didn't notice the end of the trajectory. It is somewhat similar to Colotois pennaria, but the body is thinner and slightly larger. Don't know what it might have been?

01.06.2007 7:33, Vlad Proklov

Help me identify a couple of species!

1 - Parectropis similaria
2 - Scoparia pyralella

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01.06.2007 8:44, RippeR

Am I really the second one!? Similar to Galia Hyles galii [Hilez ' gali:]

01.06.2007 10:12, vilgeforce

Great shots!!! I fully agree with the two previous speakers: hawk moth. The topic should probably be moved to the "definition of lepidoptera".

01.06.2007 10:49, Julia Lu

Thank you all so much for your answers!....I've never heard of or seen hawkmoth before!.... Do you know where you can read more about them? Maybe classification with photos?....

01.06.2007 10:51, Julia Lu

And another question: why aren't his eyes like an insect's????

01.06.2007 15:04, AntSkr

This is Pterostoma palpinum. You can tell if it's a male or a female. And how to determine the sex of crested whales of the subfamily Ptilodoninae. In other subfamilies, it is easily determined by the antennae, but this subfamily has problems.

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01.06.2007 15:14, Guest

female

01.06.2007 15:42, Насекомовед

Typical faceted eyes. Optical Deception

01.06.2007 21:04, Tyomochkin

I brought out such a person! The monster thing! Buzzes at night strongly! And the eyes are really scary and unlike the eyes of insects!

02.06.2007 1:49, nimu

Help plz determine.
Moscow region.

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02.06.2007 2:03, Vlad Proklov

Help plz determine.
Moscow region.

Something like this (the family Erebidae was only recently isolated from scoops):
1 - Ematurga atomaria (Geometridae)
2 - Oligia strigilis (Noctuidae)
3 - Hypena rostralis (Erebidae)
4 - Parascotia fuliginaria (Erebidae)
5 - Parascotia fuliginaria (Erebidae)
6 - ?Paradarisa consonaria (Geometridae)
7 - ?Hypomecis punctinalis (Geometridae)
8 - ?Cepphis advenaria (Geometridae)
9 - Chloroclysta ?truncata (Geometridae)
10 - ?Tephrina arenacearia (Geometridae)
11 - Eupithecia ?linariata (Geometridae)
12 - Cosmia trapezina (Noctuidae)
13 - Chloroclysta ?truncata (Geometridae)
14 - Colotois pennaria (Geometridae)

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02.06.2007 2:49, nimu

to kotbegemot; Thank you very much!!!! With geometrids for last year finished

!!!
Ematurga atomaria-male?
And Erebidae is a mustache in Russian?

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02.06.2007 2:58, Vlad Proklov

Ematurga atomaria-male?
And Erebidae is a mustache in Russian?

Male

And how to call Erebidae in Russian is not very clear: there are tapeworms, barbels, moth scoops, and many others...

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02.06.2007 12:16, taler

Gentlemen,My sailboats please identify

02.06.2007 17:50, lepidopterolog

taler, do you have any sharper shots?

02.06.2007 19:57, Ilia Ustiantcev

Help me identify the moths (maybe 5 and 6 are scoops). All photos, except 4, were taken in the Moscow region. 4-in Pskov.
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02.06.2007 20:01, Dinusik

Please tell me what kind of butterfly is this?

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02.06.2007 20:02, Ilia Ustiantcev

10.

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As for the last one, I even found it difficult to contact my family. 4 or 5, perhaps cidaria fulvata?

02.06.2007 20:03, Ilia Ustiantcev

2dinusik
Maybe ematurga atomaria?

02.06.2007 23:16, sasbut

Help me identify the Butterfly.

Caught in Moscow's Yuzhnoye Butovo district. image: _____. jpg

03.06.2007 3:33, Vlad Proklov

Help me identify the moths (maybe 5 and 6 are scoops). All photos, except 4, were taken in the Moscow region. 4-in Pskov.

All but two moths.
1 - ?Hypomecis punctinalis
2 - Chloroclysta ?truncata
3 - Scopula sp.
4 - Camptogramma bilineata
5 - Pelurga comitata
6 - Hypena proboscidalis (Erebidae)
7 - ?Scotopteryx chenopodiata
8-no ideas at all: maybe some kind of aberration.
9 - Lomographa temerata
10 - Pechipogo strigilata (Erebidae)
11 - Eulithis pyropata

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03.06.2007 3:52, nimu

Help plz determine.
Moscow region

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03.06.2007 3:57, Vlad Proklov

Help plz determine.
Moscow region

1 - Atolmis rubricollis (Arctiidae)
2 - Melitaea diamina (Nymphalidae)
3 and 4-Boloria (Clossiana) selene (Nymphalidae)

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03.06.2007 4:32, nimu

Help plz determine.
Moscow region
ZY 3 and 4 did not leave any doubts about their behavior during the capture - a male and a female.
Spilosoma lubricipedum ?

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