Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

These representatives, alas, were not identified even before the genus. I would be extremely grateful for your help!

In Europe, these would be:
1. Orthosia gracilis
2. Orthosia incerta

These representatives, alas, were not identified even before the genus. I would be extremely grateful for your help!

where are all their bellies? have the butterflies been prepared? on the genitals, they are all well defined!

These representatives, alas, were not identified even before the genus. I would be extremely grateful for your help!

and there they are

   Svyatoslav, this is part of the fees that entomologists who come there to work have left in nature reserves. I don't think we need to tell you how the material is stored in nature reserves. the bellies are no longer there, but there are still wings, which the employee is trying to use to make up the fauna of the reserve. I see such a picture.

 
Thank you very much for your cooperation! If you have the opportunity, interest and time, I could send you a photo of Shargacucullia genitalia to clarify the definitions.

Please help me determine the scoop.

538-Orthosia gracilis?
539-Lacanobia sp.?
540-Anarta dianthii ?
541-Acronicta rumicis?
542-?
543-Actebia praecox?
544-Apamea monoglypha?

Thank you Slava! I wish I could decide on Diarsia.

542-micro, need a specialist

What kind of butterfly beetle was this, hovering like a hummingbird in one place and drinking nectar? Taken today in eastern Uzbekistan.

Well, if from two and with a view from here, then I would say-mendica

It looks like Isauria dilucidella.

Please help me with the definition. Today, Sakhalin.
Stauropus fagi (Linnaeus, 1758) ?
Mythimna (Pseudaletia) separata (Walker, 1865)

M. O., Poplar 27.05.2017
Ancylis uncella?

Dear experts, Don't miss URL #31808 . I also need help with the definition.

photo 12-Ascotis selenaria
photo 13 - Hypena proboscidalis
photo 14 - Gluphisia crenata

These variegated birds are not identified from the photo? Double theme http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtop...38#entry1669038

A little similar to Euplocamus ophisus, but even is doubtful. In addition, it is not registered in the Krasnodar Territory. The butterfly is almost certainly from this genus, and if so, it is a new species to Russia, even if not ophisa... Exactly from the Krasnodar Territory?

Dear forumchane, help determine the scoop. 20 km west of Zhytomyr, May 31 at lights
3 and 4-Acronicta sp.?

Strange some photos, but what is visible or I think that it is visible
1. Lacanobia w-latinum
2-4. Acronicta rumicis

A little similar to Euplocamus ophisus, but even is doubtful. In addition, it is not registered in the Krasnodar Territory. The butterfly is almost certainly from this genus, and if so, it is a new species to Russia, even if not ophisa... Exactly from the Krasnodar Territory?

I would think that this is a joke, the photo was taken from the network (file name), there is no link from where it came from, there is no author of the photo, it is even inappropriate to assume a new species, but there was such a species Euplocamus monetellus Lederer, 1864, which was reduced to synonyms for Euplocamus anthracinalis.

(opred_nasek_evr_chasti_sssr4_2_lepidopter_1981)
maybe it is, if the photo is really from the Krasnodar Territory.