Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

19.06.2007 18:53, Dr. Niko

What is it, eh? rus/lat please

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19.06.2007 22:33, Zhuk

19.06.2007 22:37, Dr. Niko

20.06.2007 4:34, nimu

Help plz determine the mother of pearl..
Crimea, Moscow region.

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20.06.2007 4:38, nimu

.. and shashachnich

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20.06.2007 10:01, RippeR

20.06.2007 10:17, Ilia Ustiantcev

20.06.2007 11:17, Dr. Niko

Isn't it a swallowtail? Moscow Region, Istra region

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20.06.2007 11:21, Vlad Proklov

Isn't it a swallowtail? Moscow Region, Istra region

This is the tree spot Cossus cossus

20.06.2007 12:02, Zhuk

20.06.2007 12:08, Сергей-Д

Is this also Rhinoprora rectangulata?

20.06.2007 13:23, Andylog

20.06.2007 13:54, Dr. Niko

20.06.2007 16:07, Alexander Zarodov

But this butterfly-Hesperia comma or again Ochlodes faunus? Moscow Region, June 17, 2007

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20.06.2007 16:10, Zhuk

20.06.2007 17:12, Alexander Zarodov

What kind of butterfly is this? mo. Approximately 1 cm in size.

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20.06.2007 21:20, Vlad Proklov

20.06.2007 21:30, Vlad Proklov

21.06.2007 20:07, Furslen

Mass butterflies, very common, but I don't know the names, please help). Southern Urals








This post was edited by Furslen - 06/21/2007 20: 11

21.06.2007 21:32, Zhuk

22.06.2007 2:55, nimu

Help plz determine the micr.
Moscow region, Domodedovo district

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22.06.2007 3:52, Vlad Proklov

22.06.2007 4:49, nimu

22.06.2007 4:55, Vlad Proklov

Google gives this http://www2.nrm.se/en/svenska_fjarilar/a/a...s_hastiana.html
The top one is similar, only mine has black stripes crossing the entire wing from edge to edge, could this be variability within the view?

This species has over 100 different forms

22.06.2007 5:17, nimu

"This species has over 100 different forms "

Well one I already have boom catch the other 99.

22.06.2007 14:57, nimu

Help plz determine.
1,2-roc. Rostov.
3-Onega Lake
Zy. 2 and 3 are very similar, the difference is in small white stripes at the top of the upper wings of 3.

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22.06.2007 15:10, Vlad Proklov

25.06.2007 7:59, Сергей-Д

Posted about a week ago Brenthis (daphne) on the definition of the underside-here's the top:


Sort of like daphne.
A couple of questions about Alexis. Is it a female?

And I did not see that Alexis had a stroke on the rear fenders, but here there is

And also - is it Plebejus argyrognomon or idas and how to distinguish them?





This post was edited by Sergey_D-25.06.2007 08: 01

25.06.2007 9:08, Дзанат

25.06.2007 9:36, omar

25.06.2007 9:48, omar

I'll also ask while a pro like kotbegemot is on the wave. What's the big deal? Moscow region. Very large, with a span of about 70 mm. I've never seen anything so big.

This post was edited by omar - 06/25/2007 16: 46

25.06.2007 10:03, Дзанат

I thought Arctiidae Even settled on Oenistis quadra L. first male second female. They are really beautiful R. kr. 36mm. Very, very much near the water, on wet pipes.

25.06.2007 10:08, Дзанат

25.06.2007 13:19, omar

25.06.2007 13:20, omar

Just in case, I'd better not trust you with small butterflies, so I'm sorry if I was wrong.

25.06.2007 13:49, omar

Well, of course, lichens, did not look at the veins....I took a quick look at the outline and short mustache ... horror.

25.06.2007 14:10, Vlad Proklov

Help me determine it. Caucasus.

Lithosia quadra, both sexes and Limenitis reducta (You signed it yourself )

 
I'll also ask while a pro like kotbegemot is on the wave. What's the big deal? Moscow region. Very large, with a span of about 70 mm. I've never seen anything so big.

Yes, I'm not a pro - I'm just seriously addicted, and I treat the definition of photos as a sport. And I can definitely make mistakes (I hope, rarely)
The moth was correctly identified for you-only the genus is written as Ourapteryx.

Posted about a week ago Brenthis (daphne) on the definition of the underside-here is the top:
Sort of like daphne.
A couple of questions about Alexis. Is it a female?
And here I did not see that Alexis had a stroke on the rear fenders, but here there is
another one-this is Plebejus argyrognomon or idas and how to distinguish them?

1) Judging by the shape of the wings - really daphne. They are also larger than ino.
2) The first, perhaps, is a grated male (I'm not sure), and the underside - yes, variability.
3) In the Moscow region, argyrognomon has smaller wings and dots on the underside - but I won't say anything intelligible in the south

This post was edited by kotbegemot - 06/25/2007 14: 10

25.06.2007 14:50, Дзанат

Thank you kotbegemot I signed, but I wasn't sure.
omar mustache broken

25.06.2007 15:16, omar

25.06.2007 16:17, Vlad Proklov

Katya, I'm ashamed... it is so shameful to be put to shame in such a simple matter. That's what you mean by not looking closely.

Bullshit. Who doesn't happen