Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

When I answered, I understood how you put the numbers in paragraphs. , then it is necessary to pass through the point: 5.1, 5.2, 5.3....

Something is not clear, why do you post the same butterfly under different numbers? What would confuse the definers or yourself? And why do the numbers go out of order (11, 12, 21, 22, etc.)? I already don't ask why the numbers don't go in a row (1.2.3.4.)
I'll try to tell you how to fix this, if it's just a question of not knowing the forum functions. You don't upload your photos to the message, but only attach them to it. To upload to a message, click the "Add to message" button next to the uploaded file. Put the number, insert the cursor under the number in the message. again the number, and insert the next photo.
71. Anarta trifolii
61. Xestia baja
51, 52, 53 Assumption Euxoa nigricans
41, 42, 43 Hoplodrina, and then presumably
31 angles are murderous, I thought on Mythimna, but rather a female Simyra nervosa
21, 22 perhaps Photedes fluxa
11, 12 here in general pass.

Please help me understand! On July 18, 3 caterpillars of the same species were found on nettles. (Aldan, Yakutia) One big one, two small ones. On July 21, the large one pupated, and the small ones shed their skins and 2 cocoons appeared. Who is it? Is this still one type of butterfly? Why did they pupate differently? Could it be related to skinning? Butterflies have never appeared to this day.

Thank you so much for your help. That is, peacock eyes do not have such cocoons! And I dreamed that there would be three butterflies. Is that why the two tracks were so small in size? Sorry, just one more question. I read that " many caterpillars, such as peacock eyes, spin cocoons." Do they look different than mine?

We need help with copies from the Crimea. August of this year. Thank you in advance!

Please tell me the types of fire pits. 3 resembles the Chilodes maritima owl, but the shape of the wings...

Uresiphita gilvata
Ancylolomia palpella
Lamoria anella

On the milkweed - milkweed hawk moth Hyles euphorbiae.
There is another topic for identifying female martyrs:
http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=180650&st=7150

or can I not see clearly?, but it's probably impossible to say for sure here:
Ancylolomia palpella / tentaculella, male, differ well in antennae, in the first one they are comb-like and 3-4 times wider, and in the second
one Lamoria anella/ruficostella, although it is not given for Stavropol, it is indicated for the 11th region.

Please help with butterflies
all Germany
date of capture and length (wings) are specified in the file name
Last Amphipyra pyramidea ?

tell me, what is this butterfly
Khabarovsk Krai

not mine. some Kotui, near Taimyr.

not mine. some Kotui, near Taimyr.

My labels are signed like this: Acerbia alpina (Quensel, 1802)

1) Here is a mustache just palpelovye, as on Slamke look.
2) melanophlebia, ruficostella, and jordanis are synonymized with anella by Patrice Lheureux - as is his custom, in an asshole way, in an amateur book - but it seems to be true.

 

6. Phycitodes lacteella?

Another series of pigeons... south of Armenia, Kafan, on the road to Gekhi village, 09.10.2016

and some thickheads... south of Armenia, Kafan, on the road to Gekhi village, 09.10.2016

Southern Urals, 11.08.2016
In doubt I...
Hecatera dysodea?

Good afternoon! I posted a photo, but no one was able to help with the definition Please help!
South of Armenia, near the village of Darpas, 07.10.2016