Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

1-I will assume that Dioryctria simplicella
2-Psorosa dahliella/nucleolella, I do not know how to distinguish them by appearance. Yuzhnik.

2 - P. nucleolella

2 - P. nucleolella

And how can you reliably distinguish between them?

Help me deal with the motley birds.

Is it really possible to identify draughtsmen and thickheads:
All from the Amur region.

Is it really possible to identify draughtsmen and thickheads:

All from the Amur region.

I congratulate All the "boogers" on the upcoming New Year!
Does anyone know this butterfly from Primorye? I think that this is some kind of speck.
Caught in the light in the Khasansky district, July 6.
Span kr. 23mm

I congratulate all forumchan happy New Year. Tell me a battered pyadenichku.KCR
okr. g. Karachayevsk pr. ber. r. Kuban on light 30.06.2016 L-20 mm

I congratulate All the "boogers" on the upcoming New Year!
Does anyone know this butterfly from Primorye? I think that this is some kind of speck.
Caught in the light in the Khasansky district, July 6.
Span kr. 23mm

and look in the sickle wings, what the hell is not joking

Yes, interesting!
It looks like Trichopterygini, to which the front wings of the sickle-wing were attached ))

Yes, the shape of the wings and proportions are similar, but the design is more like ennomin's-I don't remember such bandages on Larentin at all.

well, no one really recognizes this creature?

This "little animal" I have since 2007. Occasionally I return to it.

I will not be original and I will repeat-run it through the keys of families, rather than stare at the Zhapansky pictures, it is better to look at the veins. if not a joke!, and if a joke, then I left the rear ones from binaria, but I need to look at the top, but I won't go further than ennominy or sickle-wings. admit that you were joking

About Agynnis;
1. A. coredippe (three thickenings on the veins of the PC)
2. A. vorax (two thickenings on the veins of the PC )
On the underside, too, everything seems to fit.
True, there is no 100% certainty, purely my opinion.

Happy holidays to all! This is L. suasa and L. w-latinum so dark or contigua?

I will not be original and I will repeat-run it through the keys of families, rather than stare at the Zhapansky pictures, it is better to look at the veins. if not a joke!, and if a joke, then I left the rear ones from binaria, but I need to look at the top, but I won't go further than ennominy or sickle-wings. admit that you were joking

2. Lacanobia w-latinum
1. Lacanobia suasa
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What jokes! April 1 is still a long way off. Sorry for the intrusiveness, but I'll post less "zhapanskiya pictures".

Many thanks to Vasily (svm2).
I'd like to see the original source.

What jokes! April 1 is still a long way off. Sorry for the intrusiveness, but I'll post less "zhapanskiya pictures".

 
Alexey also added something similar about Wijdalepp and co-authorship. But, apparently, nothing was published, even if they didn't see the publication there. Zin doesn't get all the information now either.

Wijdalepp would do well to hurry up with the publication, otherwise it may come out in any case.