Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

Please help me determine

The rarest migrant hawk moth is H. livornica.
And the big wine shop?

Please help me determine

I think I know an adequate person who caught it. 1 copy, essno.

Yes, Daphne is a good find, unless it's really skidding. This confirms the theory about the expansion of the western border of the species ' range in the Moscow region in the last few years.

Hell knows I didn't catch her, so I can't sneak her in. Okay, if there's time in the evening, I'll put one non-standard checker on the definition... It's been bothering me for a long time.

Is this brenthisdaphne ? [attachmentid()=23289]
Then it is not clear what is its rarity? Meeting place-Zheleznodorozhny, 9 km east of the Moscow Ring Road, 1991 And there were plenty of them.

1 - Euphydrias iduna
2 - Melitaea sp.
3-Boloria sp.
4-Melitaea phoebe
Where did the first 3 specimens come from?

If Teberda - then, without options, Boloria caucasica is endemic. The second draughtsman is something from the didyma group, similar to Melitaea (Didymaeformia) persea. However, I'm not sure if there is one in Teberda.

If Teberda - then, without options, Boloria caucasica is endemic. The second draughtsman is something from the didyma group, similar to Melitaea (Didymaeformia) persea. However, I'm not sure if there is one in Teberda.

In the sense of Boloria pales caucasica [Lederer, 1852]? Or Boloria caucasica petrovi Churkin, 2002? And Iduna, it turns out, is still from Chita...

Well, it used to be considered as a subspecies of pales, but now it is considered as a species in the complex of pales, so the subspecies was described for it.

This is probably M. interrupta.

Help plz identify butterflies (from last year).

Thanks! What should I write on the label: Boloria caucasica ???

Melitaea interrupta Kolenati, 1846 ?

Scoops
1.Metallovidka
2.A paired scoop???

Help plz identify butterflies (from last year).

Yes and again yes

So with the Boloria caucasica question marks ??? and write?
One more question. While studying this topic on the Internet, I came across in your livejournal Driopa nordmanni Ménétriés in Siemaschko, 1850 and Driopa mnemosyne Linnaeus, 1758 instead of the usual Parnassius xxx with a link to http://www.ecosystema.ru/shop/lysandra/europe2005.htm. Is this a new perversion or a generally accepted modern classification? And when did this start?

The genus Parnassius was divided by Korshunov in 1988 into three genera-Parnassius proper, Driopa, and Sachaia. The last two genera include small apollonians without the bright spots characteristic of the genus Parnassius. All three genera are part of the subfamily Parnassiinae. For more information, see Korshunov, "Mace-whiskered lepidoptera of Northern Asia".

Help plz determine.
Moscow region Domodedovo district, na svet, 01-04.07.07

No. 4-Lymantria monacha, female-sem. Lymantriidae
No. 5-Arctia caja-fam. Arctiidae