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Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

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17.01.2008 17:33, Musson max

Dear colleagues, please help me determine who is who.

At 0440, I can't figure out if this is one view with such color variability or if there is still-orbona, -interposita or-comes

In 0443 (upper) - Parastichtis obscura f. remissa ???

In 0445 and 0446 - one view-pronuba ???

Thank you in advance smile.gif

Everything is prepared in the Kiev region, the village of Kazin.

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17.01.2008 17:59, svm2

441-2-apamea crenata
4-hada plebeja
442-agrotis desertorum
443-1-apamea remissa
2-Agrotis exclamationis
444-apamea sordens
445=446
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17.01.2008 19:50, slipknofill

And all indications of Z. trifolii for Russia are wrong, as K. A. Efetov found out-this is a Western European spring species, which probably exists in the Kaliningrad region.


And that there is not enough clover in Russia!!! eek.gif

17.01.2008 22:21, slipknofill

kotbegemot: Dear Vladislav, please tell me if there is a chance to meet in the Moscow region (Ramensky, Odintsovo districts) a caterpillar of the Beech Fork-tail (Stauropus fagi L.)?????

17.01.2008 22:24, AntSkr

They are located in the Moscow region.
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18.01.2008 2:32, lepidopterolog

I have repeatedly met in the Ramenskoye district (Aksenovo village).
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18.01.2008 8:46, Pavel Morozov

kotbegemot: Dear Vladislav, please tell me if there is a chance to meet in the Moscow region (Ramensky, Odintsovo districts) a caterpillar of the Beech Fork-tail (Stauropus fagi L.)?????

Already in Odintsovo district I personally catch S. fagi in the light. This is a rather banal butterfly that flies from the 2nd decade of May to the 3rd decade of June.
The caterpillar is best bred by catching the female.
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18.01.2008 9:20, okoem

And then they don't want to define it there! They are silent!!! frown.gif  weep.gif

They are silent, because, first of all, it is simply impossible to identify many caterpillars from the photo. Secondly, there are not so many experts on caterpillars. On this forum, as far as I can tell, there is simply no person who purposefully deals with caterpillars.

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18.01.2008 9:44, bials

Help me determine! mol.gif I think it's Acteon (Thymelicus acteon Rott.)
Maybe I was wrong? confused.gif
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18.01.2008 10:11, barry

18.01.2008 10:21, svm2

At 0440, I can't figure out if this is one view with such color variability or if there is still-orbona, -interposita or-comes

Not comes, orbona/interposita are very similar, to suggest something you need to look at the drawing of the front fenders, you can see here
http://www.noctuidae.de/page/hauptseite/index.html
Specify when and where they are caught, this helps in the definition .
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18.01.2008 10:29, svm2

Help me determine! mol.gif I think it's Acteon (Thymelicus acteon Rott.)
Maybe I was wrong? confused.gif
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Ochlodes sylvanus самка
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18.01.2008 17:17, slipknofill

Please identify these moths!!!

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18.01.2008 18:45, Vlad Proklov

Please identify these moths!!!

1 - Udea fulvalis
2 - Xestia sexstrigata
3-Ypsolopha sp., similar to Y. scabrella, only painfully dark something...
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19.01.2008 2:59, RippeR

1 -12.05.06, 01.05.07
2 - 28.06.06
3 - 10.VII, 08. ViI
4-23.05.07 on elderberry grassy
5,6-12.05.07, to light
7-Cilix glaucata?
Everything is local (middle part of Moldova)

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19.01.2008 6:22, Konung

Ripper:
1-Eilema sororculum (Hufnagel, 1766)
2-aka???
3-it seems to be complanum, but I can make a mistake, I write from memory...
4-Cybosia mesomella (Linnaeus, 1758)
5-Elaphria venustula (Hbn., 1790)

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19.01.2008 10:51, Vlad Proklov

1 -12.05.06, 01.05.07
2 - 28.06.06
3 - 10.VII, 08. ViI
4-23.05.07 on elderberry grassy
5,6-12.05.07, to light
7-Cilix glaucata?
Everything is local (middle part of Moldova)

1, 2 - Eilema sororcula
3 - Eilema ?complana
4 - Cybosia mesomella
5 - Elaphria venustula
6 - Idaea degeneraria
7-yes, Cilix glaucata
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19.01.2008 13:12, RippeR

Thanks!
I think 2 is a different view. First, it is not yellow, but the color of hay, a little smaller, the wings are a little more even and elongated. Sororkulas have blackish wings on the bottom, while this one smile.gifhas haymaking and small black dots on the upper wings are visible, though poorly. At the same time, the difference in money is almost 2 months.

19.01.2008 13:23, Konung

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19.01.2008 13:39, RippeR

by the pound.fu is similar to uniola
In the fact that it is not faded.. It was like that, just 1 wing was bent down and it didn't work out well to bend it, at the same time it was slightly rubbed.. I just straightened it 2 days ago.

By the way, on the photo number 3 in my opinion lurideola??? Her wings are more rounded, and the 2nd headstock on the edge, near the fringe, has a yellowness that the first one does not have??

This post was edited by RippeR - 19.01.2008 13: 43

21.01.2008 9:31, svm2

On 3 lurideola and complana
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21.01.2008 10:24, svm2

2-possibly palliatella, uniola sort of like Franco-spanish
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21.01.2008 14:39, RippeR

still, not polletalla smile.gifPoletala gives silvery, the shape is slightly different..

21.01.2008 15:38, svm2

It can be dirty yellow, you can view it here
http://www.lepiforum.de/cgi-bin/lepiwiki.p...ema_Palliatella
there you can also see the defining signs

21.01.2008 15:43, RippeR

Sorry about that much.. I couldn't resist smile.gif
Almost all Moldova, except 6-Ukraine, July, 16-Irkutsk region 03.06.07, Ust-Orda.
4-6 preferably with a family..
9 - Furcula bicuspis??
10 - Tethea ocularis??
If you can't do without dates, or need tickets for something, please let us know smile.gif

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21.01.2008 16:23, svm2

4-calocasia coryli-pantheinae
5-euplexia lucipara-noctuidae
6-cerapteryx graminis-noctuidae
7 N. tritophus
8-D. querna
9-bifida in my
opinion 10-yes
14-Penthophera morio
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21.01.2008 16:39, svm2

13-Synanthedon formicaeformis probably
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21.01.2008 17:23, svm2

12-year-old female Korscheltellus lupulina
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21.01.2008 19:02, Zhuk

11 - Colotois pennaria
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22.01.2008 13:51, RippeR

4 - are you sure you were smoking? I looked at the leps, but it doesn't look like either in color or pattern...

22.01.2008 14:09, Zhuk

4 - are you sure you were smoking? I looked at the leps, but it doesn't look like either in color or pattern...

In my opinion, it is.

22.01.2008 14:30, AntSkr

http://sungaya.narod.ru/hete/noc/coryli.htm
http://www.nic.funet.fi/pub/sci/bio/life/i...asia/index.html

P.S. and on http://www.leps.it/ design changed

22.01.2008 20:20, VBoris

Tell me, please, what kind of butterflies, and, if possible, describe to what family and genus it belongs confused.gif.

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22.01.2008 20:37, Vlad Proklov

Tell me, please, what kind of butterflies, and, if possible, describe to what family and genus it belongs confused.gif.

1 - Cabera pusaria (Geometridae)
2 - Atolmis rubricollis (Arctiidae)
3 - Notocelia uddmanniana (Tortricidae)
4 - ?Syricoris lacunana (Tortricidae)
5 - Cybosia mesomella (Arctiidae)
6-Nemophora degeerella (Adelidae)
7-Polygonia c-album (Nymphalidae)
8-I don't know what kind of leafhopper, but the subfamily is Tortricinae.
9 - Crambus ?pratella (Crambidae)
10 - Phymatopus hecta (Hepialidae)
11 - Pandemis sp. (Tortricidae)
12 - Argynnis paphia (Nymphalidae)
13 - Polyommatus sp. (Lycaenidae)
14 - Rivula sericealis (Erebidae)
15 - Aglais urticae (Nymphalidae)

22.01.2008 20:55, Konung

Question to the experts (or to the expert...) po mikre: who is it? confused.gif
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and this? mol.gif
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and another butterfly...
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22.01.2008 21:00, Konung

just a little more of the unknown micra:
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22.01.2008 21:04, Konung

And one last thing. Is this Eilema griseola?
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All the butterflies in the three messages were photographed in the Omsk region, in the subtaiga zone. I hope at least something will be determined...
Thank you very much in advance!

22.01.2008 21:10, lepidopterolog

 
13 - Polyommatus sp. (Lycaenidae)

IMHO, # 13 is similar to Polyommatus boisduvalii orientalis

22.01.2008 21:20, Vlad Proklov

Question to the experts (or to the expert...) po mikre: who is it? confused.gif

?Teleiodes/Pseudotelphusa sp. (Gelechiidae)


and this? mol.gif

Possibly highly reflective Lathronympha strigana (Tortricidae)


and another butterfly...

Plutella xylostella (Plutellidae)

just a little more of the unknown micra:

1 - Scythris sp. (Scythrididae). They should be viewed by narrow specialists.
2 - ?Syricoris lacunana (Tortricidae)
3 - Ancylis ?badiana (Tortricidae)
4 - Coleophora (Damophila) sp. (Coleophoridae)

And one last thing. Is this Eilema griseola?
All the butterflies in the three messages were photographed in the Omsk region, in the subtaiga zone. I hope at least something will be determined...
Thank you very much in advance!


In my opinion, yes.
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22.01.2008 21:27, Vlad Proklov

IMHO, # 13 is similar to Polyommatus boisduvalii orientalis

Wow, really!

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