Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

The usual Xestia c-nigrum, in my opinion, but they are not as brown and shiny as in the photo

All photos were taken on August 15, 2015 in the vicinity of the village of Leninskoe, Engelsky district, Saratov region

Dear experts, please help us identify the butterfly! Both Pelurga comitata?

Good evening." Tell me, please, the correct species names of these moths. # 1658-Phaiogramma etruscaria? Wingspan 21 mm. No. 1660-Geometra vernaria? The wingspan is 26mm. The primary color is green.

The first one is defined correctly.
The second one doesn't. Geometra vernaria is a synonym for Hemistola chrysoprasaria, which is a relatively large green moth. The instance is badly burned out and there is no scale. Maybe it's some kind of Chlorissa?
Look here.

Thank you, Valentin, for the hint and the photo of the moths. With Th. fimbrialis now there is no doubt. I checked the other two carefully with the photo. Faded, in my opinion, is still more similar to Hemistola chrysoprasaria. It has almost straight light transverse stripes at the outer edge of the front and rear wings. The wingspan of the photographed specimen is 26 mm ( literary dimensions: 28-32 mm). As for the second picture, it looks very similar to Chlorissa viridata. But the time scissors between the time of its summer (June-July) and the catch date - August 27 are confusing. Is it really the 2nd generation? Or a late brood? And anyway, which of our green moths can fly so late? What do you say?

I'm confused about what kind of snapshot are we talking about? Please tell us again what you think Hemistola chrysoprasaria.
Chloriissa is produced by two generations: May-July and August-September.

Once again, I will return to the butterfly from Costa Rica. Can someone tell me the type, or at least give a tattoo? I think it's a dipper.

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And also from Thailand. Some kind of Acraea?

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Photographed it again. The wingspan is 26 mm.

All photos were taken on August 15, 2015 in the vicinity of the village of Leninskoe, Engelsky district, Saratov region

Dear experts, please help us identify the butterflies!

Hello! If you are still interested, this is a subspecies of Chlosyne rosita, Central
America. There are a couple of similar views, but for a more precise definition, you need a bottom view. But I can't say anything about the" scoop " yet, I've seen it somewhere, but I won't find it.
Especially now I'm not sure where it came from ?

I'm not sure. Still, for chrysoprasaria, the butterfly is too small, it does not reach 6-7 mm. Of course, there may be a nedokormysh... Let's cook the belly up some time and see for sure.

Greetings to all, a question for the experts.
I'm writing from Argentina.
Help me determine at least the genus, the species is unlikely.
In general, a small caterpillar was found in the apartment, which carried a diamond-shaped or oval-shaped flat hut, slightly more than a centimeter in length. The caterpillar protruded from its elongated edge and crawled along with the house. When I disturbed her, she hid. And then she crawled out from the opposite side and crawled in the other direction. Its front part with all three pairs of legs was 3-4 mm, 1-2 mm wide. The photo didn't come out, and the video is also not of the best quality. But I would like to hear at least some ideas.

If it's just over a centimeter long and the caterpillar has two holes in the house then I dare say it's one of them
http://lepiforum.de/lepiwiki.pl?Fotouebers...Adelinae_Raupen

Please tell me about butterflies. Penza region.

4. July

  Agapeta hamana (Linnaeus, 1758)

Happy holidays to all of you
look, plz, leftovers from last season,
all-D. New items-Begichevo, Serpukhov district, Moscow region.

Please tell me about butterflies. Penza region.

5. July

Butterflies from Laos. I'm not even sure about my family. Tell me please.
 
1. I think that some kind of Agaristid. Span kr. - 40mm
  
  
2. ??? Span of kr. - 50 mm
  

3. Ognevka? Span kr. - 30mm
  

Good afternoon forumchane!
Can't figure out if these are two different subspecies or the same thing?
Russia, Sakha (Yakutia) Republic, Oymyakonsky District, Suntar-Khayata Range, Kyubyume River,
June 1-12, 2012

Dear experts, can anyone recognize the moth? Taken on July 16, 2015 in the vicinity of the village of Bolshaya Kamenka, Tatishchevsky district, Saratov region.
Is this Ematurga atomaria?

all - D. New items-Begichevo, Serpukhov district, Moscow region
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There can't be two subspecies at the same point.

Why are they different then?
They even have a different wing.

all - D. New items-Begichevo, Serpukhov district, Moscow region
31. 25.07.2015

Butterflies from Laos. I'm not even sure about my family. Tell me please.
 
1. I think that some kind of Agaristid. Span kr. - 40mm
 
 
2. ??? Span of kr. - 50 mm
 

3. Ognevka? Span kr. - 30mm