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28.10.2016 1:39, Kharkovbut


2 - I'm leaning towards Thymelicus lineola
yes.gif Th. lineola, male. No doubt about it.


Yes, you can. Sylvestris has a slightly greenish tint, but this is on fresh specimens, on flown ones it is difficult to see. It is better to take photos of the top of the wings in such cases.
This is a fresh copy. smile.gif But I doubt the diagnostic value of this "greenish shade".
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28.10.2016 7:31, Bianor

I think it looks more like a female Phthonosema tendinosaria or a similar species. Sinev has four types of them in the yard. However, none of them is specified for Sakhalin smile.gif.

Nothing in common at all. Tendinosaria (also a female!) - firstly, it just doesn't look like it, and secondly, it's a healthy burdock, more like a spring roboraria, and the photo is clearly a small butterfly. Still, I think that crepuscular, and summer, light form. And why the dispute, compare for yourself. Here are both views:

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The bottom row in Ectropis is most likely E. exelens, but I haven't checked it yet - I don't have time for seaside material.

Identified it as Odontopera aurata. Tell me, right? Sakhalin, June.

Looks similar. Clearly not Odontopera arida, its wings are more scalloped. But, since Sakhalin is a specific place, only those who personally held the material in their hands and determined it can say for sure, and here everyone can only compare the pictures and in this case they are no better than you )
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28.10.2016 8:12, Ольга Титова

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But, since Sakhalin is a specific place, only those who personally held the material in their hands and determined it can say for sure, and here everyone can only compare pictures and in this case they are no better than you)
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The thing is, I think you look better, you have a better eye. On your definitions, both correct and not, I study myself.

28.10.2016 9:47, Alexandr Zhakov

I ask for help in determining: All collected Chelyabinsk region Snezhinsk
447-26.09.2016, I assume that wintering Conistra vaccinii (Linnaeus, 1761)
448 - from pupa 12.06.2016, I assume that Polia bombycina (Hufnagel, 1766)

447 Conistra vaccinii, but not unambiguously, there may be such a Conistra ligula, it is very similar.
448 here, yes.
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28.10.2016 10:19, Alexandr Zhakov

Tell me, please, the type of this firebox. The snout span is 45 mm.

This is why it is extremely difficult to visually distinguish Ancylolomia tentaculella and Ancylolomia palpella, since males are well distinguished by their antennae. But from the 13th region only Ancylolomia tentaculella
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28.10.2016 11:14, Ольга Титова

Sakhalin, thank you in advance for the definition.
0741-9 and 12.08.2016 Probably Geometra papilionaria?
0739 - 23.09.2016?

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28.10.2016 11:29, Bianor

The second is most likely Gandaritis agnes. Gorgeous view.
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28.10.2016 15:13, coriander-lithurgus

This is why it is extremely difficult to visually distinguish Ancylolomia tentaculella and Ancylolomia palpella, since males are well distinguished by their antennae. But only Ancylolomia tentaculella is known from the 13th region of Sinev

Thank you, Djon! I'm missing something: what system do you use to number your regions? For cars-Stavropol Krai - 26 region. shuffle.gif

28.10.2016 15:31, Alexandr Zhakov

Peter, I indicated which system. smile.gif
In 2008, a large team of authors, under the editorship of Sinev, published a catalog of lepidoptera of Russia, so as not to get lost in the vastness of Russia, its entire territory was divided into 40 regions. What administrative territories are located in what region can be found in the preface of the catalog, it is available online: Catalog of Lepidoptera Of Russia. Sinev, S. Yu., St. Petersburg; Moscow: Comradeship of Scientific Publications of the KMC, 2008
or on the website: https://insecta.pro/catalog go to "Regions of Russia" on the right and "Explanations for Russian regions" at the bottom

Your:
13-West Caucasus: Krasnodar and Stavropol Territories, Republics of Adygea, Kabardino-Balkar, Karachay-Cherkess, North Ossetia-Alania, Ingushetia
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28.10.2016 15:53, Ольга Титова

The second is most likely Gandaritis agnes. Gorgeous view.

Thank you. You have them too. I also looked at the Yandex photo on the Japanese site. But whether it is pale enough to be G. a. festinaria (Christoph, 1881). According to the Japanese website, the term of the summer of this subspecies is shifted to autumn by a month compared to G. a. agnes.
And from the post earlier, probably Alsophila japonensis. Thank you again!

This post was edited by Olga Titova - 28.10.2016 16: 17

28.10.2016 16:38, Vovan48

Help identify lichens and scoops. Lichens were caught in early September in the Tuapse region. The four left-handers I identified as Eilema caniolum. The right one is similar to Eilema cororcula.

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28.10.2016 17:05, Alexandr Zhakov

Check out micra, plz...
all - D. New items-Begichevo, Serpukhov district, Moscow region
. 1. 24.05.2015
2. 06.06.2015
3. 10.06.2015
4. 13.06.2015
5. 13.06.2015
6. 13.06.2015
7. 15.06.2015
8. 16.06.2015
9. 16.06.2015
10. 23.06.2015

1. Epiblema scutulana
2. Endothenia. up to the species I won't risk
3. Archips crataegana ♀
4. Tineidae, frown.gif
5. Apotomis sauciana
6. Hedya ochroleucana
7. Choristoneura diversana
8. Archips crataegana ♀
9. Archips crataegana ♀
10. Archips xylosteana ♂
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28.10.2016 17:12, Ольга Титова

Another speck without definition. Sakhalin.

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28.10.2016 17:13, Vlad Proklov

1. Epiblema scutulana
2. Endothenia. up to the species I won't risk
3. Archips crataegana ♀
4. Tineidae, frown.gif
5. Apotomis sauciana
6. Hedya ochroleucana
7. Choristoneura diversana
8. Archips crataegana ♀
9. Archips crataegana ♀
10. Archips xylosteana ♂

4 - Nemapogon sp.
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28.10.2016 17:41, Bianor

But whether it is pale enough to be G. a. festinaria (Christoph, 1881). According to the Japanese website, the term of the summer of this subspecies is shifted to autumn by a month compared to G. a. agnes.

It is better to look at the distribution. Agnes is given for Wakayama as Honshu. Festigaria for Hokkaido is closer to Sakhalin. So there can be two options, either a subspecies from Hokkaido or from the mainland, if one exists (I do not know).
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28.10.2016 17:50, Alexandr Zhakov

4 - Nemapogon sp.

And I mean the same thing, it's kind of complicated. smile.gif

28.10.2016 18:02, Bianor

Another speck without definition. Sakhalin.

Try to cook, then at least up to the subfamily can be determined )

By the way, I also have a question for experts. Tell me, what "little white pyadenichki" can be such prichindaly? The butterfly itself is completely circled, the pattern is not preserved. I suspect Myrteta unio, but something is too small for this species:

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28.10.2016 18:05, maik

help with the definition of Stavropol.15.6.15 steppe L-15mm
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28.10.2016 18:32, Alexandr Zhakov

help with the definition of Stavropol.15.6.15 steppe L-15mm

Such is the dark Nola aerugula.
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28.10.2016 18:41, Alexandr Zhakov

Help identify lichens and scoops.

First scoop Drasteria saisani,
second Armada panaceorum
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28.10.2016 18:56, Елизавета Рысенкова

Good evening to all!
Please help me with the definition.

Tver region, Torzhoksky district.

1. Vasilevo village. 30.06.2014
Is this Xanthorhoe montanata?
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2. Torzhok. 13.06.2014
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28.10.2016 20:19, Nick444444

Good evening to all!
Please help me with the definition.

Tver region, Torzhoksky district.

2. Torzhok. 13.06.2014

Most likely, this is Acronicta psi. But there may still be variants of Acronicta cuspis/tridens, they are all quite similar shuffle.gif
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28.10.2016 21:09, NakaRB

all - D. New items-Begichevo, Serpukhov district, Moscow region.


11. 08.07.2015
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12. 10.07.2015
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13. 10.07.2015
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14. 11.07.2015
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15. 08.08.2015
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16. 08.08.2015
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17. 08.08.2015, Yponomeuta evonymella?
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18. 08.08.2015
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19. 09.08.2015
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20. 09.08.2015
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29.10.2016 10:04, Bianor

Another speck without definition. Sakhalin.

I thought about it a little more and decided that it was most similar to this:
http://www.jpmoth.org/Geometridae/Larentii...ta_autumna.html
When was she caught?

29.10.2016 11:19, Andrey Ponomarev

M. O., Lishnyagi 21.08.2016
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29.10.2016 12:17, Ольга Титова

I thought about it a little more and decided that it was most similar to this:
http://www.jpmoth.org/Geometridae/Larentii...ta_autumna.html
When was she caught?

Thank you!!! Just one to one. Arrived 11.10.2016

29.10.2016 12:34, svm2

M. O., Lishnyagi 21.08.2016

Xestia xanthographa is very similar to cohaesa, until you hold the second one in your hands
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29.10.2016 14:43, Alexander73

Good day! Tell me, is it possible to distinguish ruby from Florida without cooking? (June 13, 17, Moscow region)
Thank you.

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30.10.2016 13:55, Victor Gazanchidis

Please help me with the dustpan. Northern Greece 24.10.16

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30.10.2016 14:09, Alexandr Zhakov

Please help me with the dustpan. Northern Greece 24.10.16

Aporophyla australis ♂
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01.11.2016 20:12, Sergey Rybalkin

I ask for help in determining the scoop.

All collected in the Chelyabinsk region, Snezhinsk. Dates on labels.

449-Lithophane lamda upper, and in the center and bottom Lithophane furcifera ???
450-Lithophane consocia all three ???
451 - ???
452 - ???

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01.11.2016 20:41, Alexandr Zhakov

I ask for help in determining the scoop.
All collected in the Chelyabinsk region, Snezhinsk. Dates on labels.
449-Lithophane lamda upper, and in the center and bottom Lithophane furcifera ???
450-Lithophane consocia all three ???
451 - ???
452 - ???

449 - Lithophane lamda upper, and in the center and bottom Lithophane furcifera Concurs. smile.gif
450-Lithophane consocia all three All four, smile.gif
451-Orthosia incerta
-Orthosia cerasi
- too shabby, you can only guess. frown.gif
452 - Egira conspicillaris обе.
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01.11.2016 21:59, Sergey Rybalkin

I ask for help in determining: All collected Chelyabinsk region. Snezhinsk

447-26.09.2016, I assume that wintering Conistra vaccinii (Linnaeus, 1761)
448 - from pupa 12.06.2016, I assume that Polia bombycina (Hufnagel, 1766)


Please tell me about these two types, something no one answered.

01.11.2016 22:12, Alexandr Zhakov

I replied, look at the topmost post on this page smile.gif
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02.11.2016 8:01, Bianor

Help with the owls!
Beginning of October:
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This post was edited by Bianor - 05.11.2016 18: 50

02.11.2016 8:22, maik

help with the definition of Stavropol on the light
1. 02.09.2015 L - 20 mm
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2.04.06.2015 L-15 mm
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3.13.05.2015 L-18 mm
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4.26.05.2015 L-18 mm
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02.11.2016 9:08, Alexandr Zhakov

Help with the owls!
All from the Amur region (clickable).
Beginning of October:

4 x Anarta trifolii
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02.11.2016 13:35, OKorsun

Three scoops from Dauria: Daursky Nature Reserve, Zun-Torey Lake, Utochi cordon

1. 20.07.2014
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2. 22.06.2015
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3. 20.07.2014, ?Lygephila ludicra
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02.11.2016 19:09, Sergey Rybalkin

Please help me with the definition. All collected in the Chelyabinsk region, Snezhinsk, 5.06.2015.

453 - ?
454 - Acronicta sp. ?
455 - ? Acronicta strigosa

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02.11.2016 19:21, Sergey Rybalkin

Please help with the definition, fees of the Southern Urals, South of the Orenburg region, Yasny
1-4. 09. 2016

1-? Eugnorisma sp. maybe ignoratum? or is it glareosa?
2-? Eugnorisma sp. maybe ignoratum? or is it glareosa?
3-?
4-?

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