Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

I was identified on another forum as Eana argentana. Similar, like!

In my opinion, it is:-)
And what kind of forum? lepiforum.de or does something else exist?

Opanki! Something I didn't see in the previous correspondence of opinions that both instances are crocea... Or did you read it inattentively? And may I ask, what are the grounds for considering them both as crocea? To continue to "buy"?
Well, we continue playing On photo #3 - a male yolk caught near Kirzhach (yes, Morozzz, near the village of Yeltsy, not Balti), more precisely, on the wasteland behind the airfield. And in photo # 4 - a male jaundice, caught two weeks ago in the Ryazan region. Damone, who are they?

Oh, no - I'm not paying attention here. Excuse me for being overconfident. Apparently, the temperature over 38 makes itself felt
Well, Nos. 2 and 3 are probably crocea. No. 4-myrmidon. Again, most likely. As for # 1. If similar butterflies are also somewhat brighter and, perhaps, with a purple tint if you look at the sun at an angle - then most likely myrmidon. But crocea may well be there, too. If there was a series of at least a few specimens from this biotope, it would be possible to judge more accurately. So if there's anything else, I'll be glad to see it.

Feathered hawkmoth? There don't seem to be any...
It is most likely a moth of the Ennominae. If you live in the south, this one is similar to http://www.lepidoptera.pl/show.php?ID=605&country=DE .

Tell me what kind of small thing, please.
10.08.07, St. Petersburg.
Maybe someone from Depressaria? about 20 mm in wingspan.

The wing pattern is not visible but take a look here and try to determine for yourself if it is?
http://www.lepiforum.de/cgi-bin/lepiwiki.pl?Ennomos_Alniaria

The fact that Ennomus is yes, since neither the wing shape nor the pattern is visible, I focus only on the very yellowish body, which is characteristic of alniaria

But I think it's Ennomus and I think it's quercinaria

Хто ето? 1=2.

[s]Apple moth (Cydia pomonella).

Please help us identify the species! All in the light, yesterday

Or maybe Agriphila selasella.

I identified today's ognevka as Agriphila latistria. Similar?
Or maybe tristella...

Can no one identify my phyllonorycter?

This A. selasella, A. latistria is not a Moscow region species at all.

Is there somewhere on the Internet a list of Moscow region species for all Lepidoptera?

  
http://sungaya.narod.ru/rhop/index.htm
http://sungaya.narod.ru/hete/index.html

Or maybe all too well to know.

Well, of course, not all birds of MO are here.

Please help me identify the butterflies. The second half of the hoop and scoop, the last fire and caterpillar-MO, the rest-Muscovites.
Scoops

Leafroller

Ognevki

Moths

Caterpillar.