Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

M. O., Lishnyagi village, 17.06.2016
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Cucullia pustulata

I ask for help in determining the cucullia

Snezhinsk, Chelyabinsk region, 24.07.2016

Cucullia artemisiae

Please tell me a microcheshueklylku. Tatarstan, Elabuga city. August 15, 2016

Please tell me a microcheshueklylku. Tatarstan, Elabuga city. August 15, 2016

Choreutis pariana

Please help me identify the butterfly! Karelia, August.

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Please help me identify the butterfly! Karelia, August.

Autographa gamma

M. O., Poplar, 10.07.2016
1 Celypha flavipalpana ?


2 Eta from Tugolesye 3.07.2016


The post was edited by Gennadich - 08/16/2016 19: 26

Glue trap.
Komi Republic, mixed forest.
end of July-beginning August
Help at least something (gender, family at least)

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Autographa gamma

Thanks! I was also leaning towards this option, but here, on the site, I found descriptions of metalloids (http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=184403) and now it seems to me that Autographa mandarina is more suitable.

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Please help me identify it. Sakhalin, 16.08.2016

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Choreutis pariana

Thank you.

Good evening to all! I would be very grateful if someone could help me understand the specific identity of these butterflies. Wingspan: on the UIS4J file - 29 mm; on NDSSD - 20 mm.

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Please tell me about checkers-which of them is Melitaea athalia, which is aurelia and which is britomartis?
What are the differences? Penza region.
Basically, there are two photos of the same butterfly - top and bottom.

1. 4th of July





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8. Is this phoebe??? July 7






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9. Is this didyma??? July 10





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10. Probably the same species, but a different butterfly. July 10

The first butterfly from Stavropol-Chilodes maritima

Penzuit
1 and 8 phoebe
9 and 10 didyma
the rest is athalia
As for the differences http://insectamo.ru/rhop/37-rhop/nymphalidae/34-nymphalidae

The first butterfly from Stavropol-Chilodes maritima

Thank you Ilya! It turns out that this is a rather variable in color and rare scoop. Lucky.
And on the butterfly in the 2nd photo, could you say anything, at least up to the family? It looks like a moth of the genus Eupithecia, but I'm not sure.

M. O., Voinova gora 18.08.2016
Amblyptilia punctidactyla or Amblyptilia acanthadactyla?

Thank you Ilya! It turns out that this is a rather variable in color and rare scoop. Lucky.
And on the butterfly in the 2nd photo, could you say anything, at least up to the family? It looks like a moth of the genus Eupithecia, but I'm not sure.

In my opinion, your moth is most likely Eumannia sp. Two genera of similar moth Eumannia and Tephronia will be in Volume 6 of G M E (2017), then maybe we'll figure it out while I don't know them.

R. S. check out Sinev's list of them for your region and compare them

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M. O., Nerskaya station, 18.08.2016
Eupithecia pusillata?

Yes

In my opinion, your moth is most likely Eumannia sp. Two genera of similar moth Eumannia and Tephronia will be in volume 6 of G M E (2017), then maybe we'll figure it out while I don't know
them. P. S. look at Sinev, which of them is given for your region and compare

Only Eumannia oppositaria (Mann, 1864) is very similar in Sineva for the 13th region.

Only Eumannia oppositaria (Mann, 1864) is very similar in Sineva for the 13th region.

Yes, indeed, very similar. In addition to Sinev, this species, as the only representative of the genus Eumannia, is listed in Tsvetkov's list of moths of the Stavropol Territory (2010). At the same time, one of its collection points is indicated for the eastern dry - steppe zone of Stavropol, in which Budyonnovsk is located-the place of extraction of my specimen. Thank you so much for your help.

Tell me, what is strelchatka?

Similar to Acronicta strigosa. Is it her?

Southern Urals, Snezhinsk 07.08.2016

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Tell me, what is strelchatka?
Similar to Acronicta strigosa. Is it her?
Southern Urals, Snezhinsk 07.08.2016

This is not Acronicta strigosa, it is the smallest of the lancets and has yellow scales on the lower edge of the upper wing at the base, if the butterfly is large, then it is Acronicta cuspis.

This is not Acronicta strigosa, it is the smallest of the lancets and has yellow scales on the lower edge of the upper wing at the base, if the butterfly is large, then it is Acronicta cuspis.

Wingspan 33 mm., it turns out that Acronicta cuspis?

Greetings to experts in entomology! Again to you with a request for a specific definition. Wingspan: Moth-31mm: firefly (Pyralis farinalis? - no) - 20 mm and fingerwing-20 mm.

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M. O., Voinova gora 18.08.2016
Amblyptilia punctidactyla or Amblyptilia acanthadactyla?

punctidactyla is typical.

Greetings to experts in entomology! Again to you with a request for a specific definition. Wingspan: Moth-31mm: firefly (Pyralis farinalis? - no) - 20 mm and fingerwing-20 mm.

2 - Pyralis kacheticalis

Greetings to experts in entomology! Again to you with a request for a specific definition. Wingspan: Moth-31mm: firefly (Pyralis farinalis? - no) - 20 mm and fingerwing-20 mm.

1. Span, Lithostege farinata correctly.
2. Firefly Pyralis kacheticalis / regalis 75% / 25%. Hard to see, front fenders.

Wingspan 33 mm., it turns out that Acronicta cuspis?

It's not very big, it's not enough for Acronicta cuspis, and it's too much for Acronicta strigosa. ??

maybe the caterpillar didn't eat much. but it's not strigosa.

1. Span, Lithostege farinata correctly.
2. Firefly Pyralis kacheticalis / regalis 75% / 25%. Hard to see, front fenders.

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Thanks Djon. I carefully checked my firebox with the available photos of Pyralis kacheticalis and P. regalis. The color of the forewings is more similar to kacheticalis. The golden-ochreous spot between the inner and outer white bandages is much smaller than in regalis, the inner white band is broad and almost reaches the posterior edge of the forewing. The overall color background is noticeably less bright than that of regalis.

Dear forum participants,
Please tell me if I correctly identified the gender of danaid? Previously, they were not in my collection, but I doubt the" tails " somehow. Upper females lower males?

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Dear forum participants,
Please tell me if I correctly identified the gender of danaid? Previously, they were not in my collection, but I doubt the" tails " somehow. Upper females lower males?

Yes!
In the male, the lowest spots on the lower wings are larger than in the female.

This post was edited by Nick444444 - 08/20/2016 23: 34

I apologize for being so insistent.

Please tell me what types:

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3. The one with the "fly" on the wing.


Caught in the light. Recently, the south-east of the Nizhny Novgorod region.

I apologize for being so insistent.

Aplocera plagiata
Autographa pulchrina/buraetica
Pyrrhia umbra

Yes!
In the male, the lowest spots on the lower wings are larger than in the female.

Dear Nikita,
And what should be guided in determining the sex of danaids in the case when the male does not differ in appearance from the female? At papilio for example, it is immediately clear on the tail, but with danaidkami as I doubt.

Southern Urals, 21.08.2016
Please help with the definition.

1. Photos are taken at different times, but the view seems to be the same...




2. ?Ypsolophidae sp.




3. Notocelia uddmanniana?




4. Nyctegretis triangulella?


5. Phycitodes lacteella?

Southern Urals, 21.08.2016
Please help with the definition.
1. Photos are taken at different times, but the view seems to be the same...
3. Notocelia uddmanniana?

1. Aporodes floralis
3. Да

Celastrina argiolus?

Yaroslavl region, 10.72016