Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

Aphantopus hyperantus??????77777 Kag bae is similar, there is no one else. Bryansk Province, June. Thanks

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Aphantopus hyperantus??????77777 Kag bae is similar, there is no one else. Bryansk Province, June. Thanks

No, it doesn't look like it. Lasiommata это.

Why put your face in the tea? They don't feed on kag bae. Proboscis reduced

Well, who at that moment thought about it and who knew for it -???????77-Nada had to be resuscitated... Mercy...... But - Flew away or Crawled Away... that damned suspense again??????777

And this photo on Lasiommata maera pull??????7777 Mercy

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And this photo on Lasiommata maera pull??????7777 Mercy

http://butterflies-32.net/lasiommata-maera-----------.html

Help us determine the type of butterfly. The size of a small golubyanka, May 31, near Bryansk. Euchoeca nebulata?

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Female Macrothylacia rubi?
Geronimovka village, Cherkasy region, Cherkassy district, Ukraine, on a window frame.
Wingspan 60 mm
. 08. 06. 2015

Well, who at that moment thought about it and who knew for it -???????77-Nada had to be resuscitated... Mercy...... But - Flew away or Crawled Away... that damned suspense again??????777

at the expense of flew into the sun, it is unlikely. I think it's still a moth. I crawled into the shadows and waited for dusk, maybe. or maybe a passing sparrow had lunch.))

Good evening, forumchane! Tell me, please, what kind of butterfly is this? I took it today in Chechnya.

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Please help me determine the scoop. All caught in the light on May 20, 20 km away. west of Zhytomyr. Vegetable garden, near cherry, raspberry, alder, willow. I apologize in advance for the quality of the images! We are trying to create a collection of moths with our children.

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Foothills of the Dzungars. Help with the definition!

1- Dichagyris orientis ? June 8
, 2-Hyles nicaea ? 28 May
3-? June 8
, 4-? 8 June
5 -? 28 May

Thanks!

4-Euxoa cospicua

Foothills of the Dzungars. Help with the definition! Thanks!

2- Hyles nicaea ?

Sve4ka

Someone from Pancalia, Cosmopterigidae. You probably have more than one type of them.

Hello everyone We need the help of specialists from Vietnam, Tam-Dao. Thank you in advance!

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Good afternoon!
I've accumulated several photos of lepidoptera and caterpillars over the years
Who's who?
All the guys come from the Tula region.

#1 - - - a young caterpillar of some cocoonworm? Quite often we meet, grow up to 8 cm

No. 2 and No. 3 - - - very similar caterpillars, differ in the shape of black spots on the back and the color of stripes on the sides (orange and yellow)

No. 4 - - - slightly smaller than Nos. 2 and 3, the caterpillars are probably of the same family

No. 5 - - - just hatched from the pupa, is not the bear drying?

#6 - - - a rather large silkworm (?) fell on me in the middle of the night and did not want to fly away, taking off and returning to me

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Good afternoon!
I've accumulated several photos of lepidoptera and caterpillars over the years
Who's who?
All the guys come from the Tula region.

#1 - - - a young caterpillar of some cocoonworm? Quite often we meet, grow up to 8 cm

No. 2 and No. 3 - - - very similar caterpillars, differ in the shape of black spots on the back and the color of stripes on the sides (orange and yellow)

No. 4 - - - slightly smaller than Nos. 2 and 3, the caterpillars are probably of the same family

No. 5 - - - just hatched from the pupa, is not the bear drying?

#6 - - - a rather large silkworm (?) fell on me in the middle of the night and did not want to fly away, taking off and returning to me

1. Euthrix potatoria (Linnaeus, 1758) GRASS COCOONWORM
2-3. Malacosoma castrensis (Linnaeus, 1758) MILKWEED COCOONWORM
4. Malacosoma neustria (Linnaeus, 1758) RINGED COCOONWORM

P. S. In general, the caterpillars are defined in a different topic.. http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=180650

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Kos, thank you very much, so you went through the cocoonworms
And I'll know about the topic. Maybe I should remove the caterpillars from here, then?

Number 31 (lower )is a nymphalid of the genus Cyrestis, possibly C. nivea or a similar species. Check through Google for the name of the genus, there are a lot of images. And the nocturnal fauna of Southeast Asia - there is little chance that someone will do it...

Thanks! there is a lot of material, but I still hope that someone is already familiar with this fauna. Or maybe advise some other forum

Thanks! there is a lot of material, but I still hope that someone is already familiar with this fauna. Or maybe some other forum will advise you

Then look at this section and the entire site, you will find a lot:
http://www.jpmoth.org/~dmoth/Digital_Moths...20aganainae.htm

Friends, good day to all! Tell me on three photos all Agrotis Exclamationis or not? The first photo is taken at the beginning of August, and the second and third photos are taken at the beginning of June.

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Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. (#7 region). June 10.
Epirrhoe alternata?

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. (#7 region). June 10.
Epirrhoe alternata?

Xanthorhoe montanata

Good afternoon!
I've accumulated several photos of lepidoptera and caterpillars over the years
Who's who?
All the guys come from the Tula region.

#1 - - - a young caterpillar of some cocoonworm? Quite often we meet, grow up to 8 cm

No. 2 and No. 3 - - - very similar caterpillars, differ in the shape of black spots on the back and the color of stripes on the sides (orange and yellow)

No. 4 - - - slightly smaller than Nos. 2 and 3, the caterpillars are probably of the same family

No. 5 - - - just hatched from the pupa, is not the bear drying?

#6 - - - a rather large silkworm (?) fell on me in the middle of the night and did not want to fly away, taking off and returning to me

Why is everyone silent?
№5 - Noctua fimbriata
№6 - Cossus cossus

What is it? Karelia.

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What is it? Karelia.

Lampronia rupella

Lampronia rupella

Thank you, but you don't know this?

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Hello dear forum participants! Please tell me how to distinguish a male from a female ocular and poplar hawk moth? Whiskers of both sexes as I understand combed and tails as it is not very clear.

Hello dear forum participants! Please tell me how to distinguish a male from a female ocular and poplar hawk moth? Whiskers of both sexes as I understand combed and tails as it is not very clear.

The whiskers of a male hawk moth are thicker. The female is usually larger, with a wider belly. But they are distinguished primarily by their antennae.

Novocherkassk

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Novocherkassk

Cyaniris semiargus

Thank you, but you don't know this?

Where and when ?

Eupithecia satyrata if ecr.

Who is such a painted one and what kind of scoop???????????777 Bryansk Province, June. Mercy.

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Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. (#7 region). June 11.

Scopula ternata

arud
Leafwort Olethreutis sp. , but on the scoop I would venture to assume Acosmetia caliginosa.

Pliz - on the photos the same thing-or something different ??????7777
Mercy For one thing, give us a hint of the difference: Olethreutes arcuella (Clerck, 1759) and Olethreutes arcuellus (Clerck, 1759).

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