Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

Another couple of butterflies from the Moscow region

Help me identify the Butterfly.

Caught in Moscow's Yuzhnoye Butovo district.

Apparently, yes. Where did the photo come from?

Here is another pigeon from the west of MO. I have identified it as Polyommatus (Cyaniris) semiargus.

Help me determine it .Astrakhan region. I flew into the light.

thickhead - Hesperia comma.

It's a bad angle to determine, but I think you can see the curve of the costal edge of the forewing, characteristic of H. comma. Do you have any other pictures of the same butterfly?

Clear. Unfortunately, no.

If you took photos this year ,then faunus, it's a little early for comma and the spots are brighter for comma

Silvanus and there are none!
Why? Looks at the mustache - the surest sign.. If the mustache is bent as in the photo-with an elongation, then this is definitely Ohledes, and if after the mace the bendiness does not stand out, then it is definitely a comma..

Please check that I have identified these types correctly:
Brenthisdaphne
Coenonympha arcania
Euphidrias maturna
Glaucopsyche alexis
Satyrium ilicis
All photos from Luhansk region. Ukraine.

Help plz determine.
Moscow region, Domodedovo district, 05-11. 06. 07.

Help plz determine.
Moscow region, Domodedovo district, 05-11. 06. 07.

I took a picture in the morning at the dacha. She was sitting on the windowsill.

Good time of the day. Here, I caught it on June 11 on the border of the Ryazan and Vladimir regions (2215 and 2216). The temperature is about 15 gr., strong north wind, the capture is accidental, because I scared off a butterfly hiding in the grass. It is clear that this is Colias sp. (female), but which one exactly? In the photo, the color reproduction was slightly corrected, since the flash caused color distortion. The middle of the upper wings is yellow - green, and the lower wings are bright green along the inner edge adjacent to the abdomen. the width of the border and the abundance of black color in general are surprising (in the photo it is smoothed out by a flash). Is this a color aberration of Colias crocea?
At the same time, another Colias (vicinity of Pavlovsky Posad, Moscow Region, July 2000). The proportions and shape of the upper wings are surprising (2226).

Please help plz figure it out. Posted here 2 scoops, both identified as Apamea crenata, looked in Google there is the same, half of the photos 1, half 2.
Is this also mutability within the view?

The first is a white female Colias myrmidone, the second is C. hyale.

Justifications? Isn't the border too wide for C. myrmidone, especially since the lightened veins on the border of the upper wings are clearly visible? And in real life, it's more black than white
And how to explain the non-standard shape of hyale's wings?