Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

 

Help identify the hawk moth, found in the south of the Novosibirsk region (got into the bag), birch, poplar, lilac, apple tree does not eat. How to feed the baby?

Endromis versicolora, feed with birch

binni, it's not a hawk moth it's a scooper from the genus Amphipyra. Out of the question, pyramidea. Offer her something fruity and berry-flavored

2. Maybe I'm confusing something, but I see it more like Hyles euphorbiae.

I don't know, is he the only one? Maybe Hyles euphorbiae, of course, but I haven't seen any of them. Alexander, it is advisable to determine such types not by artistic photos, but by technical ones. Several copies. on the photo, so that you can see the ratio of sizes and patterns. They differ very well in size and pattern. I looked for nicaea among euphorbiae for a long time, until I caught it, then you can immediately see that it is nicaea.

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

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.

Alexander, take a photo of several of your Hyles in one picture, with those that need to be identified.

These are the only two that need to be defined. And there are no more similar ones.

Probably Pancalia leuwenhoekella.
The easiest way to distinguish it is by the number of hooks on the rear wing. The male has one thick one, the female has a bunch of thin ones.

Chrysoteuchia culmella.
And why put so many 7s? Is this shamanism ?

Suddenly, this little bird caused difficulties. Can you help me?
MO, early May.

  http://insectamo.ru/hete/91-hete/geometrid...tera-cervinalis

take a picture of them together in one frame, preferably with a ruler

Thank you. I had a similar one staying with me yesterday. I don't know what it is.

I already wrote it earlier :-).

The" working " trait of E. nicaea is this...........

Meadow bear (Diacrisia sannio). Правилно???????777

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. (#7 region). June 16. Peat bog.


3. I got this one from the spider web, so it's so shabby. Maybe someone will recognize it?

Dear experts, good day to all! On the question of Hyles euphorbiae. The photo shows the collection from the Dubossary district of Moldova in the first decade of August. There are two females on the left and three males on the right, the lower one is doubtful. Tell me is this something from the forms or just intraspecific variability?

Hello Dear forum participants! Please check the correctness of the definition of pigeons caught on the 3rd day of this month in the Noginsky district of Moscow region
1-3 Lycaena tityrus?
4 and 5 Polyommatus icarus?
6 Polyommatus thersites или Polyommatus icarus f. icarinus?

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. (#7 region). June 16. Peat bog.

1. Boloria aquilonaris?

Pliz-Scopula ternata (Schrank, 1802)??????77777 But the bandages have burned out too much - only one is clearly visible-although.... - we have Sugar... Thanks

three tityrus and three icarus.

Andrew, and whether tityrus?, I watched them for a long time, not very similar, but I may be wrong.

Andrew, and whether tityrus?, I watched them for a long time, not very similar, but I may be wrong.