Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

 
The first of your pictures looks like B. appendiculata, but not so much that I'm sure it's her. But on the second butterfly, the front wings are just like B. pumila - but the rear ones are generally baffled. In the book, the hind wings of this species are the same as those of the butterfly in the first photo. And here...

Vova, kolis - it's Budashkin who found new species, isn't it?

All leaf wrappers.
1 - Eulia ministrana
2-Aethes sp., I can't tell you any further from this angle.
3 - Cnephasia sp. They are boiled.
4 - Notocelia cynosbatella

I continue to torment you with leaf wrappers

The first one seems to have already been set (another frame)- and this one is for clarification

Three leaf wrappers, and the last one is a firebox.
1-yes, the same kohilina Aethes sp.. I would like to see the straightened one...
2 -?Syndemis musculana
3 - Syricoris lacunana
4-Sciota adelphella, sort of.

I'm continuing:

Help determine, pls...

But these are somewhat similar to each other:

Yes - which I recognized earlier as a possible Syndemis musculana - I looked at it again - is also Clepsis spectrana...

Thanks for fixing it. That's all for today, I went to bed

I continue to display what I consider to be leaf wrappers (for a more precise definition)

I'm continuing:

2,4-Nycteola revayana

1 - Adelidae sp.
5-7 - Coleophora sp(p).
9 - Spiris striata
11 - ?Lyonetiidae sp.
12-apparently Pancalia leuwenhoekella

Experts in all this trivia, please help with the definition, if it is possible without dissecting the genitals. Taken in Central Karelia

There is, it seems, no N. revayana in the Moscow region: similar specimens according to genital analysis turn out to be N. degenerana...

According to this list there are
http://www.sungaya.narod.ru/s/01.htm

It doesn't look like degenerana

1 - Epinotia nemorivaga. Most like her, but I'm not sure.
2 - Nemophora amatella.

  The mercury lamp may cause color distortion in the 7858 image

Thanks for the quick identification
IMHO, Epinotia nemorivaga in Karelia has not yet been noted, but in principle nothing prevents it from being here - it lives in Finland...

And with Nemophora, the question arose - it is not known what kind of species N. religatella was? The author may be Zetterstedt, but not the fact, was shortened to one first letter. Whose synonym can it be? And then I don't have any literature on this group, but in some old Finnish one? In the article I found an indication of the discovery of this species in Karelia.

And with Nemophora, the question arose - it is not known what kind of species N. religatella was?

Haha, I just looked at the Kivach report myself
I haven't figured out who it is yet...

A-a-a!, so it was Kutenkova who passed this species in the list of 1989. And I made a mistake on the Finns. Something in the database was not specified by the source - there is not enough time for all the units. I'll have to ask her what she meant when we meet.

Thank you, the answer is already ready

Thanks! With the rest-it won't work? At least a family...

And what kind of base, by the way? In the public domain?

Thank you, all painted in your archive. Next batch: