Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

Please help me. Northern Greece April

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I think it's Minucia lunaris melanist. In the Ministry of Defense, such a car can also theoretically fly.

Garden find, sitting on the wall of the house: length 1.5 cm, wingspan (in this position) 2 cm. Is it possible to recognize it?

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Garden find, sitting on the wall of the house: length 1.5 cm, wingspan (in this position) 2 cm. Is it possible to recognize it?

Ematurga atomaria, female

Thanks!

Please help me with the definition, I think that everything is from the genus Furcula. April 26, 2017, 20 km west of Zhytomyr, in an apple orchard, near a pond, vegetable gardens.

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Please help me with the definition, I think that everything is from the genus Furcula. April 26, 2017, 20 km west of Zhytomyr, in an apple orchard, near a pond, vegetable gardens.

Colocasia coryli, and in the middle-Furcula furcula.

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Colocasia coryli, and in the middle-Furcula furcula.

Thank you very much.

Help us define the view. Bryansk, April 27.
Eupithecia subfuscata?

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No fucking way, it's Gymnoscelis rufifasciata. Cool!

Please help me to cope with the micra from Pestovo:

1. Is it non-contrast ciliella / heracliana, or something more subtle, like capreolana and senecionis?


2. This is the usual hastiana under cristana decided to mow down?


3. semipurpurella/sangii? Small, span ~10 mm.


4. Also semipurpurella / sangii? Much larger, with a span of ~15 mm.

Please tell me what kind of butterfly.
Tambov region, 01.05.2017

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Please tell me what kind of butterfly.
Tambov region, 01.05.2017

Araschnia levana

Help identify the butterflies! Saratov region, May 1!

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Help identify the butterflies! Saratov region, May 1!

2 - Vanessa atalanta
3 - Aglais io

Help identify the butterflies! Saratov region, May 1!

1 - Costaconvexa polygrammata
4 - Eupithecia innotata/ochridata, вроде

Hello. Help us determine the subspecies of Papilio machaon. I'm an amateur collector. Collection point Muido Island, South Korea, mountain mixed forest, collection date April 16, 2017. Midday on a forest clearing. Zaraneya thank you for your help.[attachmentid()=282437]

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Please help me to cope with the micra from Pestovo:

1-pass
2-hastiana of course [for maniacs: the form can be called f. brunneostriana Sheldon]! It doesn't even look close to cristana (it always has tufts sticking out of its wings)!
3, 4-small, most likely cicatricella or salopiella, large, most likely semipurpurella (sangii still usually has a dorsal spot)

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Hello. Help us determine the subspecies of Papilio machaon. I'm an amateur collector. Collection point Muido Island, South Korea, mountain mixed forest, collection date April 16, 2017. Midday on a forest clearing. Zaraneya thank you for your help.[attachmentid()=282437]

Comrade Adam Cotton points out that in Korea, as in Japan, P. m. hippocrates. What kind of Korea-no specifics, but I think South .
http://collector-secret.proboards.com/thre...papilio-machaon

And some more Pestovskaya micra.

1 and 2. Are they both Acleris logiana, or is one of them kochiella? At first, it seemed that they had very different wings in shape, but in fact not quite - the first one had a length-to-width ratio of 3, the second one-2.7. The behavior also differed (one of them was much more difficult to take a picture in the light, it flew away).





3. And another Eriocrania, not very large

And some more Pestovskaya micra.

1, 2 - both logiana
3-most likely cicatricella

Who is not lazy, take a look at the second topic on the definition of butterflies please, can anyone help?! My question is there latest

But there were also some undefined butterflies... Saratov region. All summer, _11-photo taken on April 12. I will be glad to help!

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But there were also some undefined butterflies... Saratov region. All summer, _11-photo taken on April 12. I will be glad to help!

1 - Idaea sp. (?aversata)
2 - Chazara briseis
3 - Protoschinia scutosa
4 - Nymphalis c-album
5 - Nola cucullatella
6 - Parapoynx stratiotata

So fast?! Thank you)

And from this photo you can understand who? Saratov region

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Comrade Adam Cotton points out that in Korea, as in Japan, P. m. hippocrates. What kind of Korea-no specifics, but I think South .
http://collector-secret.proboards.com/thre...papilio-machaon

Andrey Vladimirovich, I am glad to see you in the definition of a swallowtail and in good health! Spring generation is difficult, maybe not him? I remember and adhere to your authoritative opinion on interbreeding and migration.

Hello. Help us determine the subspecies of Papilio machaon. I'm an amateur collector. Collection point Muido Island, South Korea, mountain mixed forest, collection date April 16, 2017. Midday on a forest clearing. Zaraneya thank you for your help.[attachmentid()=282437]

Write to my email address romanov.lex@list.ru

And from this photo you can understand who? Saratov region

Killed in the trash Acleris laterana

Hello. Help us determine the subspecies of Papilio machaon. I'm an amateur collector. Collection point Muido Island, South Korea, mountain mixed forest, collection date April 16, 2017. Midday on a forest clearing. Zaraneya thank you for your help.[attachmentid()=282437]

Hello. I'm talking about identifying a subspecies of papilio machaon from South Korea. I was a tourist, the gathering was at the beginning of April in a protected area, the number of butterflies was low, but all the swallowtails I caught and saw were large.. Unfortunately, I can't figure out what subspecies it belongs to. Perhaps this is a large spring form. I found images of papilio machaon hippocrates, but they indicate more modest wingspan sizes of about 8 cm, maybe I spread it out incorrectly, but my specimens are about 9-9. 5 cm in span.The largest exeplar has orange spots on the lower wings, I have read that different variations can occur within the same subspecies due to the influence of temperature. Such a large subspecies is found in Primorye, subspecies ussuriensis, for its summer form, the dimensions of about 9.5 cm are indicated. Is it possible that this is a larger spring aberration? I am very surprised by such a large size of the spring form, perhaps it is hybrids, or a little-known subspecies. Thank you in advance for your response.

Good evening! Really Sakhalin P. m. hippocrates C. & R. Felder, 1864 19.08.2016 with a wingspan of 8 cm-upper. Spring -lower is smaller - 7 cm. But seaside ones are usually larger.

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Help pozhta with the definition. Tatarstan, Nizhnekamsk district, rural locality. Troitsky. June 5, 2016

30.04.2017, Southern Urals
Is this Caradrina albina?
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Good evening! Really Sakhalin P. m. hippocrates C. & R. Felder, 1864 19.08.2016 with a wingspan of 8 cm-upper. Spring -lower is smaller - 7 cm. But seaside ones are usually larger.

Hello Olga! Yes, you have summer pronounced hippocrates. I have others from Sakhalin. but there's also sakhalinensis. Olga, I am attaching a photo from Kunashir for you, what do you think about it? I'm honestly in doubt.

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Good evening! Really Sakhalin P. m. hippocrates C. & R. Felder, 1864 19.08.2016 with a wingspan of 8 cm-upper. Spring -lower is smaller - 7 cm. But seaside ones are usually larger.

I forgot to add it, male SUMMER July 11. Doesn't it look like hippocrates?

Ukraine, Poltava region, Poltava
28.04.2017

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Ukraine, Poltava region, Poltava
28.04.2017

Erynnis tages
Ematurga atomaria

Moscow region, Losiny Ostrov, sphagnum swamp. 06.05.2017.
They have today's years.

Moscow region, Losiny Ostrov, sphagnum swamp. 06.05.2017.
They have 10 years.

Callophrys rubi

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Moscow region, Losiny Ostrov, sphagnum swamp. 06.05.2017.
They have 10 years.

Callophrys rubi