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Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

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02.12.2007 22:37, okoem

Very possible, but the drawings are a bit different

Apparently Conistra vaccini is. They are very changeable.

Pyadenitsa on definition-Crimea, September, on light.

update
On Lepiforum.de identified as Scopula flaccidaria.

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03.12.2007 10:25, svm2

There is a similar S. emutaria, but Kostyuk also said that it does not fly here, so.flaccidaria

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03.12.2007 10:44, svm2

By the way there are both here
http://www.biologie.uni-ulm.de/cgi-bin/sys...&valid=n&lang=e

03.12.2007 11:14, gumenuk

All taken from August 6 to August 19, Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan. Is it the same butterfly?

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03.12.2007 11:24, svm2

Xestia baja vrode
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03.12.2007 16:05, gumenuk

A007701-MO, Ramenskiy district, Khripan, July 13

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03.12.2007 16:44, svm2

In my opinion, the murdered Mythimna ferrago
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03.12.2007 17:24, gumenuk

A008025-MO, Ramenskiy district, Khripan, July 16

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03.12.2007 17:26, svm2

Cucullia fraudatrix
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03.12.2007 17:33, gumenuk

And this is also Cucullia fraudatrix ?

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03.12.2007 17:36, svm2

Yes
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03.12.2007 17:47, gumenuk

A008073-MO. Ramenskiy district, Khripan, July 17

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03.12.2007 17:57, Ilia Ustiantcev

And where in the MO does Cucullia fraudatrix occur and how often?

03.12.2007 18:01, AntSkr

I've seen her quite often this year in the Stupinsky district. I wouldn't say it's rare... pretty banal...

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03.12.2007 18:06, gumenuk

And where in the MO does Cucullia fraudatrix occur and how often?

Ramenskiy district, Khripan station. Arrived twice on July 16 and 27
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03.12.2007 18:10, svm2

A008073-MO. Ramenskiy district, Khripan, July 17

I would say P. suspecta, but it's very shiny, so you might be mistaken for
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03.12.2007 18:29, gumenuk

A012692-MO. Ramenskiy district, August 19

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04.12.2007 0:06, okoem

? Xanthorhoe sp. and Idaea sp?

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04.12.2007 13:48, svm2

A012692-MO. Ramenskiy district, August 19

A.segetum
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04.12.2007 13:52, svm2

? Xanthorhoe sp. and Idaea sp?

I think E. rivata, I. sylvestraria, but unusual some

04.12.2007 15:01, okoem

No, it doesn't look like E. rivata... The most similar thing I found is Xanthorhoe montanata (on ukmoths.org.uk)
Idaea sylvestraria-very likely. But there are other similar types...

04.12.2007 15:16, gumenuk

A008187-MO, Ramenskiy district, Khripan, July 17

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04.12.2007 15:53, svm2

Mythimna ferrago
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04.12.2007 16:02, gumenuk

A009556-MO, Ramenskiy district, Khripan, July 27

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04.12.2007 16:08, svm2

A. auricoma genera
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04.12.2007 16:21, gumenuk

A010310-MO, Ramenskiy district, Khripan, August 2

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04.12.2007 16:40, svm2

No, it doesn't look like E. rivata... The most similar thing I found is Xanthorhoe montanata (on ukmoths.org.uk)
Idaea sylvestraria-very likely. But there are other similar types...

not a variation of galiata?

04.12.2007 17:13, svm2

A010310-MO, Ramenskiy district, Khripan, August 2

A. monoglypha вроде
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04.12.2007 17:25, gumenuk

A010758-MO, Ramenskiy district, Khripan, August 5

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04.12.2007 17:35, svm2

Generic name now what is the correct Discestra, Hadula, Anarta??? trifolii
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04.12.2007 17:36, Vlad Proklov

A010758-MO, Ramenskiy district, Khripan, August 5

Anarta (Calocestra) trifolii (=Discestra trifolii).
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04.12.2007 21:38, okoem

not a variation of galiata?

Already decided! - Protorhoe unicata. Here with Idaea would still deal...
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04.12.2007 22:14, Nephilim

Hello! Could you try to identify the butterfly by its description? Po-moemukto-that from volnyanok. Just the fact that there is only 1 copy, and too shabby, well, there is no camera.
The butterfly is nocturnal, completely white, fluffy, the wingspan of the female is 5-5. 5 cm, the males are smaller. A characteristic feature is that the legs of both sexes are striped (covered with alternating transverse black and white stripes). In females, the end of the abdomen is blunt, not pubescent and has a pink color. In males, this area is profusely pubescent, the antennae are pinnate. Definitely not a golden tail!
Please help me, I can't find it in any determinant.
Caterpillars do not seem to be polyphages, I only ate aspen. G. also pubescent, on the first 3 molts - black with white spots on the back.
In the future, the color of the caterpillars is very similar to the "kokonopryadovskaya" - white spots, stripes, red warts with tufts of hair.
The caterpillar twists a light cocoon, the pupa is glossy black and, surprisingly, with several colors. tufts of yellow hairs.

04.12.2007 22:17, Pavel Morozov

Euproctis similis?
or Leucoma salicis?

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04.12.2007 22:33, PG18

If the warts are red, then Leucoma salicis is more likely smile.gif
And only her legs are mottled:

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04.12.2007 22:46, Nephilim

Morozzz, PG18 thank you so much! This is it, willow volnyanka.
For some reason in the determinants, cat. I looked it was completely different from myself smile.gif

05.12.2007 9:26, gumenuk

A012007-MO, Ramenskiy district, Khripan, August 13. The second-navenoe strongly letanaya.

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05.12.2007 9:41, svm2

Already decided! - Protorhoe unicata. Here with Idaea would still deal...

P corollaria is also very similar

05.12.2007 9:44, Vlad Proklov

A012007-MO, Ramenskiy district, Khripan, August 13. The second-navenoe strongly letanaya.

Cirrhia icteritia.
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05.12.2007 9:57, gumenuk

A. monoglypha ? Taken on August 2 (Moscow Region, Khripan)

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