Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

Is it really Catocala fraxini (Linnaeus, 1758)? This is the first time I've seen it. Male or female?I ask you to identify the rest. Sakhalin. Thank you.

Male or female?

What kind of Yolk is it? Crimea, Nikitsky garden.

Please help me identify the golubyanka. Ukraine, Zaporozhye. 02.08.2015.

pulls on Colias croceus, but I'll wait for more experienced specialists to say the word

Yes, I also think so, but all the yolks are very similar, I would like to know for sure, let's wait together

Then be so kind, dear forum participants-please confirm or deny the signatures (I specifically removed them) under similar copies!
These photos are from my old collection, which is currently unavailable. It was collected by me at our CMS, but I don't remember the dates either, and I don't remember the biotope.

Leningrad region, end of July.
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Leningradskaya Kukulia does not correspond to Artemisia. Compare it yourself. Below, in Volynkin's photo, is the real aremisa. The upper butterfly is probably the Lindeae.
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Is it really Catocala fraxini (Linnaeus, 1758)? This is the first time I've seen it. Male or female?I ask you to identify the rest. Sakhalin. Thank you.

Krasnoyarsk.
1. Celypha striana? without the butterfly, I would say that this is rosaceana, but the drawing is clearly not the last kind.

DSC_0049 - Athetis albisignata (Obrthür, 1879)
DSC_0472 - Anacronicta nitida (Butler, 1878)

I would suggest Celypha kostjukorum Budashkin & Dubatolov, 2006
http://szmn.eco.nsc.ru/vvdubat/pdf/EEJ_5(1)89-93.pdf

Is this Apamea remissa? Penza, July 7. Thanks

Please help me determine.
SE Kazakhstan,
Dzungarian alatau, 10. VII. 2015
Eurois occulta ? 1 ↔55 mm
Hadena compta ? 2 ↔28 mm
3 ↔37 mm

Deserts of the Southern Balkhash region. 14.VII.2015
4 ↔39 mm
Chersotis cuprea ? 5 ↔33 mm

Djon, do you think this can be anything other than Celypha striana in MO? The size matches.

And you will cook it, I think you will be very surprised.

Thank you very much. Athetis albisignata could not be identified for a long time. On http://lepidoptera.ru/taxonomy/22647 it's light. And we have dark ones.

The first one was identified as Moma alpium. Right? Please help me figure out the other two.

Please help me determine.
SE Kazakhstan,
Dzungarian alatau, 10. VII. 2015
1 55 mm
2 28 mm
3 37 mm

Deserts of the Southern Balkhash region. 14.VII.2015
4 39 mm
5 33 mm

I'm really slowing down. Today in Moscow, a caterpillar crawled near the house. It looks like something wavy. What exactly is it? 4 cm in length.

Two more interesting and unknown to me. Sakhalin.

Please help me determine.
SE Kazakhstan,
Dzungarian alatau, 10. VII. 2015
1 [attachmentid()=232630] 55 mm
2 [attachmentid()=232631] 28 mm
3 [attachmentid()=232632] 37 mm

Deserts of the Southern Balkhash region. 14.VII.2015
4 [attachmentid()=232628] 39 mm
5 [attachmentid()=232629] 33 mm

4 - Dichagyris squalorum
5 - Euxoa group tritici

5 - Chersotis sp. very interesting.

Ch. cortifera?

I don't see anything more like it in Witt's catalog...

Two more interesting and unknown to me. Sakhalin.