Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

However, I would doubtfully suggest that Dichrorampha aeratana (Pierce & Metcalfe, 1915).

I'll try my luck
For these two reasons ?Abraxas? can anyone tell me?
27.03.14-10.04.14
Malaysia, Pahang, Cameron Highlands, Brinchang, 3.30'10.09"N 101.23'59.89"E Alt.=1600м. leg. Vishnyakov A. N.
The wingspan of both species is approx. 45 mm.

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I'll try my luck
For these two reasons ?Abraxas? can anyone tell me?
27.03.14-10.04.14
Malaysia, Pahang, Cameron Highlands, Brinchang.
The wingspan of both species is approx. 45 mm.

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This post was edited by vasiliy-feoktistov - 09.07.2015 13: 25

July 9 to the light, Sakhalin.

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Absolutely incomprehensible gelechiid, Bryotropha affinis is not suitable for the color of the palps.

July 9 to the light, Sakhalin.

Upper - Lacanobia contrastata.

In my opinion this is Acronicta tridens? 15.06, eastern outskirts of Penza

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In my opinion this is Acronicta tridens? 15.06, eastern outskirts of Penza

Perhaps Acronicta psi, they are not so simple, it is better to determine by the genitals than by the wings.

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. (#7 region). July 9.
Lichen, but what is it?

In my opinion this is Acronicta tridens? 15.06, eastern outskirts of Penza

Perhaps Acronicta psi, they are not so simple, it is better to determine by the genitals than by the wings.

Isn't it a cusp?
http://www.lepiforum.de/lepiwiki.pl?Acronicta_Cuspis

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. (#7 region). July 9.
Lichen, but what is it?

That's if it helps...
http://www.lepiforum.de/lepiwiki.pl?Eilema_Pseudocomplana

Good afternoon. Tell me what kind of animal.
Yesterday (July 9) Altai Krai.

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What can you tell from this photo?????777 Kaluga region, South June. Thank you.

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Good afternoon. Tell me what kind of animal.
Yesterday (July 9) Altai Krai.

Maybe it's a female Lasiocampa quercus.

What can you tell from this photo?????777 Kaluga region, South June. Thank you.

Anacampsis blattariella

However, I would doubtfully suggest that Dichrorampha aeratana (Pierce & Metcalfe, 1915).

Dichrorampha aeratana



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Dichrorampha aeratana



 Dichrorampha_aeratana.xls

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it seems to me that the blades of the cowlis are very different in these two species in the pictures, although their description in the same" green " confused me more. In addition to common grasshopper (Leucanthemum vulgare) as a food object, there is no data on yarrow, today it is known whether the species feeds on this plant or not?

July 9 to the light, Sakhalin.

The lower one is most likely Xanthorhoe abraxina. I caught them by the sea in Busse Bay. Nothing like that comes to mind anymore.

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. (#7 region). July 9.
And no one will identify Mikra?

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. (#7 region). July 9.
And no one will identify Mikra?

Brachmia blandella

Tell me, please, what kind of view is this? Scoop or volnyanka?
Collected Y_Z o.Sakhalin, Nevelsk district, 10.07.2015.

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Pliz-Celastrina argiolus ?????777 Really won't be enough for Celastrina ladonides?????777 South Bryansk region. Thank you.

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Pliz-Celastrina argiolus ?????777 Really won't be enough for Celastrina ladonides?????777 South Bryansk region. Thank you.

Do you know what regions ladonides inhabits? There's a lot of celastrin out there. And in Bryansk only one.

There's a lot of celastrin out there. And in Bryansk only one.

Sorry - failed - Thank you.

Please explain the difference between Scopula ornata and orientalis. And who's in my pictures ?
1. Odessa region, Belyaevsky district, 23.07.2010

2. Odessa region, Belyaevsky district, 7.07.15, span 22mm

Good afternoon.

Today I saw a completely unfamiliar creature, and I was interested in who it was. I've been living and working in these places for 30 years, but this is the first time I've seen something like this. The quality of the photo is not very good, I'm not an expert, and I've never taken a close shot. But I still hope for your help.

Meeting point: Russian Federation, Kemerovo region, Shatai River (tributary of the Usa River), upper course, approximately 1000 m above sea level, directly next to the river, on valezhina, then this moth (?) flew to the ground. During the movement, he constantly vibrated with his wings, moved, rarely stopping for a few minutes.

The body is large, 3-4 cm in length, wingspan (as in the photo) 7-9cm
Unusual muzzle, snout, resembles that of a shrew.

Vegetation - mountain taiga complex-fir, spruce, cedar, birch, occasionally aspen.

Thank you for your attention.

This post was edited by Vitaly D-10.07.2015 20: 50

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Good afternoon.

Today I saw a completely unfamiliar creature, and I was interested in who it was. I've been living and working in these places for 30 years, but this is the first time I've seen something like this. The quality of the photo is not very good, I'm not an expert, and I've never taken a close shot. But I still hope for your help.

Meeting point: Russian Federation, Kemerovo region, Shatai River (tributary of the Usa River), upper course, approximately 1000 m above sea level, directly next to the river, on valezhina, then this moth (?) flew to the ground. During the movement, he constantly vibrated with his wings, moved, rarely stopping for a few minutes.

The body is large, 3-4 cm in length, wingspan (as in the photo) 7-9cm
Unusual muzzle, snout, resembles that of a shrew.

Vegetation - mountain taiga complex-fir, spruce, cedar, birch, occasionally aspen.

Thank you for your attention.

Hyles gallii

A couple of years ago I heard a story that in our area, they say, there are real hummingbirds. Well, I met them.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_M6HM8RDXI

Can you tell me if this is Caradrina (Paradrina) clavipalpis?
Moscow, early June.

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What kind of motley bird, isn't it viciae ? Thank you in advance?
Kharkiv, Forest Park, July.

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Please explain the difference between Scopula ornata and orientalis. And who's in my pictures ?
1. Odessa region, Belyaevsky district, 23.07.2010
2.Odessa region, Belyaevsky district, 7.07.15, span 22mm

There is no Scopula ornata in the photo.
1. Scopula decorata
2. Scopula orientalis
Differences between 1 and 2 were shown by I. Kostyuk. Scopula orientalis has round gray spots along the edge of the wings with a cut-out lobule, and in Scopula decorata they are almost all whole

Scopula ornata is usually lighter than the previous two species, and there are two pairs of brown spots on the lower wing among the gray round spots, as well as on the upper ones.

Can you tell me if this is Caradrina (Paradrina) clavipalpis?
Moscow, early June.

I would rather think of Parastichtis suspecta.

Good evening!Please tell me what kind of butterflies are these?The gathering place is the Tula region.

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Good evening!Please tell me what kind of butterflies are these?The gathering place is the Tula region.

1 - Pieris sp.
2 - Nymphalis xanthomelas ?
3 - Aphantopus hyperantus
4 - Thymelicus sp.

This post was edited by Nick444444 - 11.07.2015 19: 29

I would rather think of Parastichtis suspecta.

suspecta with those striped legs?

  suspecta with those striped legs?

http://www.lepiforum.de/lepidopterenforum/...06-15_oAK_D.jpg

There is no Scopula ornata in the photo.
1. Scopula decorata
2. Scopula orientalis
Differences between 1 and 2 were shown by I. Kostyuk. Scopula orientalis has round gray spots along the edge of the wings with a cut-out lobule, and in Scopula decorata they are almost all whole

Scopula ornata is usually lighter than the previous two species, and there are two pairs of brown spots on the lower wing among the gray round spots, as well as on the upper ones.

It turns out that orientalis is not distinguished from decorata here? http://www.lepiforum.de/lepiwiki.pl?Scopula_Decorata

No, everything is correct there: theyalmostall whole.
or is it better to show the drawing?

This post was edited by Djon - 11.07.2015 20: 11

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I have 6 copies in my collection and all with pale, almost monophonic legs

No, everything is correct there: theyalmostall whole.
or is it better to show the drawing?

If you can, show me. The link that I gave confused straightened instances, especially the first one, well, or I'm not looking there