Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

15.11.2007 17:48, gumenuk

And et who are they

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15.11.2007 17:59, svm2

15.11.2007 18:01, Vlad Proklov

15.11.2007 18:12, Vlad Proklov

15.11.2007 19:33, gumenuk

Another batch of moths

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15.11.2007 19:39, Vlad Proklov

15.11.2007 20:40, okoem

15.11.2007 20:42, gumenuk

Is this also Thera variata ?

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15.11.2007 20:59, gumenuk

I've also found some similar ones

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15.11.2007 21:12, barry

15.11.2007 21:33, Vlad Proklov

15.11.2007 22:12, gumenuk

This post was edited by gumenuk - 15.11.2007 22: 14

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15.11.2007 22:19, Vlad Proklov

15.11.2007 22:47, Bad Den

What always struck me about the moth is that the coloration is similar, not that the species and genera are different...

15.11.2007 23:07, gumenuk

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15.11.2007 23:09, Vlad Proklov

15.11.2007 23:25, Pavel Morozov

URL#2203 1,3 - Electrophaes coryllata!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
what kind of silaceata is this??????????

This post was edited by Morozzz - 11/15/2007 23: 26

15.11.2007 23:25, gumenuk

One more

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15.11.2007 23:26, Pavel Morozov

15.11.2007 23:27, Vlad Proklov

URL#2203 1,3 - Electrophaes coryllata!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
what kind of silaceata is this??????????

Oh. Damn. Exactly.
Sprinkle ashes on my head

15.11.2007 23:36, Pavel Morozov

16.11.2007 2:16, Juglans

Well, no one recognized the fathead... By the way, in Primorye, fatheads sometimes fly to the light (although rarely).

Here is another attempt to identify the Vietnamese butterfly, but already a hawk moth:

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16.11.2007 4:29, Ekos

16.11.2007 8:59, gumenuk

Oh. Damn. Exactly.
I sprinkle ashes on my head

Only correctly spelled Electrophaes corylata

16.11.2007 10:22, svm2

16.11.2007 12:57, gumenuk

Help me figure out these two similar problems:

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16.11.2007 13:11, svm2

16.11.2007 13:53, gumenuk

These four butterflies have different patterns: are they different types or variations of patterns?

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16.11.2007 14:31, svm2

16.11.2007 14:39, gumenuk

Here I found a definitive table for Pyrgus-species (Germanic) by external characteristics
http://www.tagfalter-monitoring.ufz.de/index.php?de=6277

This site is even better: http://jeffhiggott.topcities.com/lepidopte...ometridae1.html
But determining by appearance (from pictures) does not always give the correct result.
Therefore recheck

16.11.2007 14:55, svm2

16.11.2007 15:01, gumenuk

I give a site with a table,there are many sites with pictures, the one you gave is not the best, especially regarding Pyrgus

And it's useless for me to communicate with tables at all yet. Education doesn't allow it. Teapot I

16.11.2007 15:08, svm2

16.11.2007 17:07, gumenuk

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16.11.2007 18:22, Vlad Proklov

16.11.2007 18:38, Vlad Proklov

I agree, I don't have firmata in my collection either. But the argument that it is not in the lists can not be, it seems to me weak, for example-Epilecta linogrisea in the list Klyuchko is given only for the West and the Crimea, but I caught it right in Kiev. Comaea margaritata doesn't seem to exist in the center of Ukraine either, in any case, our moth specialist was surprised to see my margaritata from the Cherkasy region, etc.

I agree that distribution is not an argument, I just added it just in case.
The English atlas [Skinner, 1984] simply says to distinguish them as follows::

And here, in my opinion, it is Th. obeliscata.

16.11.2007 18:52, Mylabris

I understand that for many it's a trivial matter, but I can't deal with parnassus (with the help of Tuzov!). Please tell us who they are (up to subspecies, if possible).
All collected: Trans-Ili Alatau, Talgar pass, early August, 2900-3100 m.

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16.11.2007 20:01, gumenuk

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16.11.2007 20:16, Vlad Proklov

16.11.2007 21:16, gumenuk

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