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05.02.2017 9:58, AGG

they are found under the same lamp from white to black, pm color is not an indicator. see the shape of the last ventrit. Unfortunately I don't have dilutata and christi and I'm not familiar with your fauna
http://www.lepiforum.de/lepiwiki.pl?Epirrita_Dilutata

This post was edited by AGG-05.02.2017 09: 59
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05.02.2017 10:04, svm2

This is dilutata being
corrected-autumnata

This post was edited by svm2 - 05.02.2017 11: 35
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05.02.2017 10:09, AGG

This is dilutata

please tell me the external differences of these types mol.gif
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05.02.2017 10:27, svm2

These are the fees of 2011 and they were already in the mass. We need to repeat it.

In addition to the spots ,phegea is more solid, compare the upper and lower ones

picture: IMG_5545.JPG
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05.02.2017 11:33, svm2

please tell me the external differences of these types mol.gif

Actually, I probably made a mistake, hoping for memory is not always correct. When it is in your hands, it is difficult to make a mistake, especially since we rarely have such gray ones. That's about it
picture: IMG_5554.JPG

but in GME3

picture: IMG_5557.JPG

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05.02.2017 12:01, svm2

Here's an example of autumnata and dilutata, the second white never seen, the first is gray . but we rarely do. Males are well distinguished by their whiskers.Sometimes they fly together
picture: IMG_5566.JPG
picture: IMG_5575.JPG

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05.02.2017 12:20, AGG

Thank you very much! we need to review our autumnat again, although I doubt that we have a dilutata

05.02.2017 13:12, NIKSTER

In addition to the spots ,phegea is more solid, compare the upper and lower ones

Amata nigricornis and phegea differ in their caterpillars. You can pick up caterpillars in April and May and see who is who. They are the same in color, but they differ in the density of hairs.
However, I don't remember who has more smile.gifof them .

05.02.2017 20:38, MIV

Here are some more scoops from Krasnoyarsk. Please tell me if anyone knows!

1. taiga. August 11. L - 31mm
picture: IMG_8615______.________________._____._11.08.13._L_31__.jpg

2. taiga. July 24th. L-32mm
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3. taiga. August 5. L-32mm
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06.02.2017 17:16, Konung

to MIV

1-dipper Epimydia dialampra, very similar
to the second one, too, I think the dipper, you need to look here

http://www-sbras.nsc.ru/win/elbib/atlas/list.dhtml?Arctiidae


yes, both dialamps of course!
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08.02.2017 5:56, rhopalocera.com

June 20, Tula region, mixed grasses near the railway. A couple of golubyanki, in golubyanki poorly versed, so I hope for the forum:
picture: 1.jpg
picture: 2.jpg

July 13, Ryazan region, meadow, mixed grasses. Who eats St. John's wort?
picture: 3.jpg



1. eumedon
2. amanda
3. russiae

08.02.2017 5:57, rhopalocera.com

  Afarsia sp. -- is it possible to determine further?



rutilans
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08.02.2017 12:16, Ольга Титова

Please help me determine the Sakhalin Acronicta.

Pictures:
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08.02.2017 12:32, Seneka

Help me identify the scoop. Dosang, May 1-9, to light
1. Anarta dianti ?
картинка: DSC_4915_cut_Anarta_dianthi__Tauscher__1809__Noctuidae.jpg
2. Anarta trifolii ?
картинка: DSC_4921_cut_Anarta_sp_trifolii_pugnax_Noctuidae.jpg
3.
picture: DSC_4928_cut.jpg
4.
picture: DSC_4936_cut.JPG
5. Drasteria cailino ?
картинка: DSC_4898_cut_Drasteria_cailino__Lef_bvre__1827__Noctuoidea_Erebidae_Melipotini.jpg

08.02.2017 13:43, Andrey Bezborodkin

Please help me determine the Sakhalin Acronicta.

Lower A. major. There are obvious problems with the top one.
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08.02.2017 16:31, Энтомолог 365

Help with the definition, if possible, because poor security. All from Grodno, Belarus (except 4th). Fishing dates and wingspan: 1-14.04; 1.9 cm, 2-08.07; 1.6 cm, 3-23.06, 2.3 cm; 4-no data, 2.2 cm.

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08.02.2017 16:48, svm2

Help me identify the scoop. Dosang, May 1-9, into the light


1-yes
2-I think Cardepia and possibly-irrisoria
3-Simyra dentinosa
4-Anumeta possibly-cestis
5-rather picta
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08.02.2017 18:36, Sergey Rybalkin

Please help me determine Mythimna. sp.
wingspan 53 mm. Kunashir Island.

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08.02.2017 18:51, Seneka


2-I think Cardepia and possibly irrisoria

Wow! Even the genus is different, it turns out, and the drawings are so similar. Thanks!

09.02.2017 0:25, Ольга Титова

Please help me determine Mythimna. sp.
wingspan 53 mm. Kunashir Island.

Mythimna grandis Butler, 1878
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09.02.2017 5:19, Ольга Титова

Anacronicta nitida? Sakhalin, 27.07.16.

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09.02.2017 8:58, svm2

Wow! Even the genus is different, it turns out, and the drawings are so similar. Thanks!

Well, you can confirm or deny my assumption by looking at her forehead, Cardepia has an outgrowth on her forehead. At one time, when there was a question with them, Djon took a photo, regarding the view there is more difficult.
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09.02.2017 21:46, MIV

Please look at my butterflies from ocd. Krasnoyarsk.

1. Similar to Victrix umovii. Taiga zone. July 4. Size kr. - 24mm
picture: Victrix_umovii_____.______25__._4.07.10.jpg

2. Some kind of micra. Taiga zone. September 1st. Size kr. - 20mm
picture: IMG_8700_____.________20__._1.09.15.jpg

10.02.2017 16:35, Konung

Please look at my butterflies from ocd. Krasnoyarsk.
 
1. Similar to Victrix umovii. Taiga zone. July 4. Size kr. - 24mm
  picture: Victrix_umovii_____.______25__._4.07.10.jpg

2. Some kind of micra. Taiga zone. September 1st. Size of kr. - 20 mm
  picture: IMG_8700_____.________20__._1.09.15.jpg

1. Yes, umovii
2. Agonopterix sp. I can take it show it to a specialist
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10.02.2017 21:15, Seneka

Well, you can confirm or deny my assumption by looking at her forehead, Cardepia has an outgrowth on her forehead. At one time, when there was a question with them, Djon took a photo, regarding the view there is more difficult.
picture: post_57217_1356263130.jpg

And there was no intention of refuting it. Thanks, I'll take a look.

10.02.2017 22:47, Grigory Grigoryev

Anacronicta nitida? Sakhalin, 27.07.16.



Yes, there are no other options :-)

Grigoriev
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11.02.2017 13:45, ярослав

Orenburg region, Oktyabrsky district, Bulanovo stony steppe village.11.06.2016г.Cupido minimus, female?The wingspan is 20 mm.The lack of blue wing pollination is confusing.

Pictures:
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11.02.2017 13:58, TEMPUS

Orenburg region, Oktyabrsky district, Bulanovo stony steppe village.11.06.2016г.Cupido minimus, female?The wingspan is 20 mm.The lack of blue wing pollination is confusing.

Right.
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11.02.2017 22:19, Sergey Rybalkin

Please help me identify the yolks. The size is quite small. Odessa region p.Zatoka, June-July.

Pictures:
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12.02.2017 10:56, Vladiks

Hello! Maybe off topic. In the description of the material (in scientific articles), two abbreviations are mentioned-leg. and coll. As I understand it correctly, coll. - collector, collector. And how does the first abbreviation stand for and what does it mean? Thanks)

12.02.2017 11:30, Andrey Bezborodkin

Hello! Maybe off topic. In the description of the material (in scientific articles), two abbreviations are mentioned-leg. and coll. As I understand it correctly, coll. - collector, collector. And how does the first abbreviation stand for and what does it mean? Thanks)

And then there's det. and others. Here on this page everything is described:
http://www.cnshb.ru/AKDiL/0017/head/nusokr/nusokr.shtm
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12.02.2017 11:53, Kharkovbut

Euxoa aquilina?

Ukraine, Kharkiv region, 28-29. vii. 2016

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picture: Euxoa_sp._m_genitalia.jpg
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picture: Euxoa_sp._m_aedeagus.jpg
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12.02.2017 14:20, Guest

And then there's det. and others. Here on this page everything is described:
http://www.cnshb.ru/AKDiL/0017/head/nusokr/nusokr.shtm

12.02.2017 16:05, NIKSTER

Please help me identify the yolks. The size is quite small. Odessa region p.Zatoka, June-July.

Can I take a photo from under the wings for a more accurate definition?

12.02.2017 23:22, Romanov2000

Dear friends!
Please tell me if I correctly identified the view with a subspecies? Iran, Demavend. Gonepteryx farinosa meridioirana? At 58 mm in span, the upper wings appear velvety due to the scale structure. I apologize for the quality of the photo taken from your phone.

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12.02.2017 23:44, Dantist

Please help me identify the yolks. The size is quite small. Odessa region p.Zatoka, June-July.

I think erate, m/f
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13.02.2017 12:12, ярослав

Orenburg, surroundings, floodplain meadow near the rekiSakmara.9.06.2016

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13.02.2017 12:23, Zheka

Orenburg, surroundings, floodplain meadow near the rekiSakmara.9.06.2016

Lycaena thersamon, male
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14.02.2017 5:23, Romanov2000

Gentlemen, good morning to all!
Please explain, does Papilio bianor stockleyi Gabriel, 1936 and Papilio polyctor stockleyi Gabriel, 1936 mean the same thing?

14.02.2017 14:32, Sergey Rybalkin

Orenburg region, Oktyabrsky district, Bulanovo stony steppe village.11.06.2016г.Cupido minimus, female?The wingspan is 20 mm.The lack of blue wing pollination is confusing.

Or maybe it's a female Pupido osiris?
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