Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

Please tell me, here are all four polychromatic Nymphalis xanthomelas

Good evening! Please tell me the specific names of scoops. What is it: Rh. simulans or Rh. arenacea?

Semioscopis steinkelleriana in the first photo and probably avellanella in the second.

Shooting on April 24 in bumpy sands with juzgun. Dosang, Astrakhan region. At least until Rod

Is it Nymphalis polychloros? By what signs can you quickly distinguish from Nymphalis xanthomelas from the upper angle?

What kind of mother-of-pearl? Dia or not?

1-3 Coleophora probably Casignetella
4,6 Pyralidae Phycitinae, 5 maybe too.

Is it Nymphalis polychloros? By what signs can you quickly distinguish from Nymphalis xanthomelas from the upper angle?

Externally, the species do not differ. Rhyacia arenacea is a mountain species. Because it is very difficult to find a specific fishing point from your geographical label. Then I will assume that this is a flat part and therefore, then it is Rhyacia simulans. Genital preparations differ well. especially in females.

4-by any chance the genus Talis from Crambidae or a relative? And 5 and 6 can be Epischnia or something like that, there are many types of them in the steppes.

  
Eh... I'll have to cook my genitals, too. I was still hoping that someone would tell me some external morphological differences between these scoops. One more request: you can reset drawings or photos of the genitals of these species (males and females).

Please tell me the top scoop, thank you.

1-Hyphantria cunea
P.fuliginosa

In P. fuliginosa, the lower wings are reddish in color. And this one has yellow ones. With black spots on the bottom edge. Is this possible?

They say that there are specialists who distinguish them by their appearance. Klyuchko 2001 Rhyacia arenacea is given for the whole of Ukraine, including according to my fees, when cooking everything that is, it turned out to be Rh. simulans. Errors may be related to incorrect definition (interpretation) of male drugs. Reliable arenacea (as far as I know), in Ukraine is known only from the Crimea (Carpathians?), also probably for the Ciscaucasia, it is possible, but no one has seen it. Maybe I'm wrong, of course.
Drawings from Noctuidae Europaeae Vol. 3_Noctuinae_3

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. (#7 region). April.

The simplest and most reliable sign: on the lower wings between the outer darkening and the inner red field, there are yellow triangles in polychloros and not in xanthomelas.

Is it Nymphalis Polychloros ? Penza region, 10.05.2014

and there are yellow brackets on the rear fenders

We're probably talking about the same thing.

Yes. The simplest and most reliable sign: on the lower wings between the outer darkening and the inner red field, there are yellow triangles in polychloros and not in xanthomelas.
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