Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

Can I detect a moth in the image?

"I daresay she's a member of the Perconia family...

Is it possible to determine? Karelia, Petrozavodsk.

2 -Phymatopus hecta

"I daresay she's a member of the Perconia family...

There is only one strigillaria species in the genus for this region, but it is Scopula immutata

Please confirm (or deny): is this Nycteola asiatica? Filmed in Kiev.

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Please confirm (or deny): is this Nycteola asiatica? Filmed in Kiev.

It Is

Good time of day, check your phone number. definition,
all north of Vologda, mid-July
1 Arctia caja??

2 Autographa bractea??

3 it seems that some kind of Cucullia is coming out??

4 Diacrisia sannio??

5 Euthrix potatoria??

6 Hepialus humuli?? zazhirel maleshko, sent in a gasoline bath ))

7 Leucoma salicis??

8 Erebia ligea??


9 and what's undecided


10

This post was edited by lazardin - 30.07.2015 19: 54

Good time of day, check your phone number. definition,
all north of Vologda, mid-July
1 Arctia caja??
2 Autographa bractea??
4 Diacrisia sannio??
6 Hepialus humuli?? zazhirel maleshko, sent in a gasoline bath ))
7 Leucoma salicis??

Good time of day, check your phone number. definition,
all north of Vologda, mid-July

8 Erebia ligea??

For me so-Erebia euryale

[quote=lazardin,30.07.2015 20:48]

Good time of day, check your phone number. definition,
all north of Vologda, mid-July
8 Erebia ligea??

Certainly not Erebia ligea
Erebia ligea

Good time of day, check your phone number. definition,
all north of Vologda, mid-July

Everything is defined correctly,

number 3 only-Eurois occulta
8-Erebia euryale
9-Melanchra persicariae

Can you tell me where they caught Chernushka ?

This post was edited by Olearius - 30.07.2015 21: 32

Everything is defined correctly,

10 - Chlorissa viridata

Still smaragdaria

Still smaragdaria

Yes, yes smaragdaria, I've already fixed it

And three more butterflies, also the north of Vologda, the end of June, forgiveness for the quality of photos and spreads, we are learning
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2
3

And three more butterflies, also the north of Vologda, the end of June, forgiveness for the quality of photos and spreads, we are learning

Yes, it is difficult to determine even simple moths from such photos...
1-possibly H. pluviaria
2-Xanthorhoe montanata
3-Scopula immorata
Tell me all the same geographical location in the north of Vologda-is it really a secret?

No secret, Vozhegodsky district, near the village of Gridino (we live here, indicated in the profile)                                                                    
And the moth somehow leads the wings, folds, looking for ways to solve the problem.

Yes, this happens in moths, so the wings should be pressed more tightly with tracing paper to the straightener, trying to cover their largest area, and keep them longer until they dry out.

On the first photo of Polypogon tentacularia hike, there's a dipstick sticking out)

Sakhalin on July 29. Help with the definition, please.

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trapped on the Siberian silkworm of the Tyva river

Sakhalin on July 29. Help with the definition, please.

DSC_0718 - Sphinx pinastri
DSC_0781 - Diachrysia chrysitis/stenochrysis???

trapped on the Siberian silkworm of the Tyva river

Arichanna melanaria

  
For fixing, I do not use tracing paper, but a thick transparent film (I do not know where to get it).

The film can be cut from the notebook cover.

Sakhalin on July 29. Help with the definition, please.

http://www.jpmoth.org/Sphingidae/Sphingina...orio_morio.html
http://www.jpmoth.org/Noctuidae/Plusiinae/...sia_nadeja.html

Hello!
Please help me identify the butterflies. Photographed on 28.07.2015 in the village of Prigorodok, Khotynsky district, Chernivtsi region
1.2.3

. Maniola jurtina?

Hello!
Please help me identify the butterflies. Photographed on 28.07.2015 in the village of Prigorodok, Khotynsky district, Chernivtsi region.

2 - Euplagia quadripunctaria
3-yes

Sakhalin on July 29. Help with the definition, please.

3-Diarsia sp., rather canescens, but not a fact. Very variable coloration in many species of this genus:
http://www.jpmoth.org/Noctuidae/Noctuinae/Diarsia.html

Hello!
Please help me identify the butterflies. Photographed on 28.07.2015 in the village of Prigorodok, Khotynsky district, Chernivtsi region.

1 - Timandra comae

trapped on the Siberian silkworm of the Tyva river

2 - Alcis extinctaria

Good afternoon!
Please dispel your doubts
25.07.2015-Ukraine, Odessa region, Ananyevsky district, outskirts of Novoivanovka village.
Meadow inside a deciduous forest (oak, ash...)

It is thought that:
upper - Colias croceus (Fourcroy, 1785)
lower - Colias erate (Esper, 1805)
isn't that right?



Thank you in advance

This post was edited by Musson max - 07/31/2015 12: 41

Sakhalin on July 29. Help with the definition, please.
DSC_0794____.jpg - Sineugraphe exusta Butler, 1878
DSC_0833____.jpg — (57.7k) - Mythimna garndis Butler, 1878

Mythimna grandis Butler, 1878, sorry

1 - Timandra comae

Good afternoon. I don't understand anything. I have the same (in my opinion) moth in the collection defined as Calothysanis amata. I thought I just misplaced it... - but, typing in the search engine-I saw that on the Internet the same butterfly has two different not only specific, but also generic names!

Pictures:

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Thank you all for the definition. Here's another example, Sakhalin.

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