Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

But what about this one? In the same place and at the same time.

Good evening to all specialists and lovers of butterflies! Tell me, please, the types of these lepidoptera.
Wingspan: 1st file - 29mm; 2nd-21mm; 3rd-18mm; 4th-16mm; 5th-38-39mm.

Thank you Vlad! Schoenobius gigantellus is pinned down in size. The instance is a pygmy compared to the previous ones. Otherwise, there is a great similarity between them. See the file.
Helicoverpa armigera is a mass species in our region. Its color is as follows: photo at the top right. And in the fall, individuals with color also fly, as in the photo above on the left. I was confused by the rather well-defined mesh pattern on the upper wings. And in the photo below Pyrrhia umbra?

17.06.2016. Chernihiv region, Repkinsky district
Xestia? Or is Diarsia mendica like this?

Djon, and maybe you know something about this leaflet? Lishnyagi, early June. Vlad believes that this is a broken Syndemis musculana, but for me, it is not so broken (plus the yellow head is not in the subject at all), and the only butterfly with a similar pattern is Choristoneura murinana,but it is still not very similar.

Please help me identify the butterflies. Kanevskaya village, Krasnodar Region, 11.09.2016.

A what is the question, somewhat evading Clepsis dumicolana.

He's got the closest point to God knows where! And we don't even have ivy in our Extra Money...

And how beautiful it all turned out. And the colors are the same, and the pattern is almost the same and the head is yellow.
Yes, there is a problem with ivy. Is the butterfly assembled?

It is interesting to get to Belgorod (which is in Russia)? I remember there are boxwood plantings in the open air, although they are sheltered for the winter)

Please help me identify it.
All collected in the Orenburg region, Yasny, 3-6. 09. 2016

433 - Xestia miniago (Freyer, 1839)
434 - Euxoa christophi (Staudinger, 1870)
435 - Polymixis trisignata (Ménétriés, 1847)
436 - Spaelotis ravida ([Denis & Schiffermüller], 1775)
437 - Tholera hilaris (Staudinger, 1901)
438 - Cucullia splendida (Cramer, 1777)
439 - ??? micro
440 - Caradrina expansa Alphéraky, 1897

Dear experts, please help! They don't look like Maaks or Bianors, and they're small in size. So who is it? 1-3 Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, 4 Kunashir, all from July 10. Maybe forms or subspecies? In Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk and Kunashir, there seems to be a subspecies of both?

Dear experts, please help! They don't look like Maaks or Bianors, and they're small in size. So who is it? 1-3 Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, 4 Kunashir, all from July 10. Maybe forms or subspecies? In Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk and Kunashir, there seems to be a subspecies of both?

Alexey, you don't specify the bianor collection year. In the collections of Sakhalin zoologist Basarukin, there is a swallowtail caught on May 22, 1990, a small butterfly with a wingspan of only 7 cm and a wing length of 3.3 cm. At first glance, there may be two reasons - unfavorable climatic conditions or a lack of food plants in the caterpillar stage. I myself yesterday found a very small swallowtail caterpillar, today it pupated, it remains to wait for what size it will come out.

I will be grateful for your opinion about these yolks. Kanevskaya village, Krasnodar Region, 11.09.2016.

Probably Colias croceus.

Please tell me the names of insects. Kursk region.

Good time of day!

Please help me identify the butterflies!
Ryazan region, Shilovsky district, hunting farm; August.

Something doubted, maybe No. 1 and mikatse. It would be interesting to hear the opinion of svm2 and barko.