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Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

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22.06.2017 23:53, Елизавета Рысенкова

Please help me identify the moths. mol.gif

Tver region, Torzhoksky district, Yeremkino village

1. 7.06.2011
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2. 31.05.2011
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3. 19.06.2011
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4. And another indistinct photo, but maybe it will work?
Torzhoksky district, Dobryni village 11.06.2017
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23.06.2017 0:06, Andrey Ponomarev

M. O., Poplar cover 4.06.2017 on a willow tree
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found a dead man on 21.06.2017
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23.06.2017 0:33, Andrey Bezborodkin

Please help me identify the moths. mol.gif

Tver region, Torzhoksky district, Yeremkino village


1. Cabera pusaria
2. Xanthorhoe montanata
3. Idaea aversata
I didn't understand something.
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23.06.2017 0:37, Andrey Bezborodkin

Please tell me, is this Perizoma albulata?

Tver region, Torzhok district, Voropuni village
18.06.2017


Yes, it is.
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23.06.2017 14:15, Елизавета Рысенкова

Can't it be Xanthorhoe spadicearia?
I didn't understand something.
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23.06.2017 14:46, Andrey Bezborodkin

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23.06.2017 16:16, PhilGri

Friends, please help me identify the scoop.
June 12, Beloomut. The span is 31 mm.

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23.06.2017 20:18, Ilia Ustiantcev

Acronicta cinerea

24.06.2017 16:50, NIKSTER

Today, Sverdlovsk region, in a forest clearing.

Hyphantria cunea

24.06.2017 17:27, Alexandr Zhakov

Today, Sverdlovsk region, in a forest clearing.

This is a very small photo, and you can use it to identify several species from different genera and families.
1.
  Hyphantria cunea
(There is no Blue code in the Sverdlovsk region)

2. Laelia coenosa (Blue is not available in the Sverdlovsk region)

3. Spilosoma urticae (Blue is not found in the Sverdlovsk region)

4. Spilosoma lubricipeda (According to Sinev there is in the Sverdlovsk region)

5. Scirpophaga praelata (Blue is not found in the Sverdlovsk region)

If I don't imagine that the legs are yellow, then the only possible options are: 2, 3, 4. The probability of these types decreases with increasing numbers. despite the lack of data on 2 and 3 in the Sverdlovsk region.
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24.06.2017 17:47, okoem

I am for Spilosoma lubricipeda.

24.06.2017 17:57, NIKSTER

This is a very small photo, and you can use it to identify several species from different genera and families.

3. Spilosoma urticae (Blue is not found in the Sverdlovsk region)

4. Spilosoma lubricipeda (According to Sinev there is in the Sverdlovsk region)

If I don't imagine that the legs are yellow, then the only possible options are: 2, 3, 4. The probability of these types decreases with increasing numbers. despite the lack of data on 2 and 3 in the Sverdlovsk region.

I'm for Spilosoma lubricipeda.

I'll probably stick with the Spilosoma urticae / lubricipeda variant. Although, if you believe the Blue, then there
is lubricipeda.

24.06.2017 17:58, Vlad Proklov

The link from the image takes the original photo, so I cropped it:

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Obviously, this is an erebid with yellow legs.
Isn't it a female Diaphora mendica?
I do not know when they fly in the Middle Urals and in how many generations...

This post was edited by kotbegemot - 24.06.2017 17: 59
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24.06.2017 19:23, Alexandr Zhakov

The link takes the original photo from the image, so I cropped it:
Obviously, this is an erebid with yellow legs.
Isn't it a female Diaphora mendica?
I do not know when they fly in the Middle Urals and in how many generations...

Yes, this is also a good option. smile.gif

24.06.2017 20:55, Vlad Proklov

There is another photo, maybe it will help you determine?

The belly seems to be yellow -- so Spilosoma sp.

24.06.2017 20:56, Alexandr Zhakov

There is another photo, maybe it will help you determine?

The photo shows that it is definitely a female wink.gif
For Diaphora mendica, a slightly different proportion, and the absence of a black dot on the outer edge of the central cell, I did not meet this spot anywhere. slightly yellowish tint behind Laelia coenosa, but it may just be a color effect when shooting. As if black dots draw a barely visible external sling of Spilosoma, only yes, only no.
I was left with the same result.
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24.06.2017 21:35, Dragon123

Tell me, please, the type of this butterfly!
The insect was caught at night 16.06 in the Rostov region.
The wingspan is 25 mm.

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24.06.2017 21:54, Vlad Proklov

Tell me, please, the type of this butterfly!
The insect was caught at night 16.06 in the Rostov region.
The wingspan is 25 mm.

Costaconvexa polygrammata.
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25.06.2017 18:02, Ilia Ustiantcev

Can this Scythris from Pestovo be identified? And then it seems that you can see some obscure longitudinal stroke, like laminella. Unless, of course, it is an artifact of photo data and other photos from the Internet. Mowed down in a biotope with a hawk, the size is suitable.

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25.06.2017 18:17, Konung

M. O., Poplar cover 4.06.2017 on a willow tree


what is the size of the cover/butterfly?

25.06.2017 18:54, Vlad Proklov

Can this Scythris from Pestovo be identified? And then it seems that you can see some obscure longitudinal stroke, like laminella. Unless, of course, it is an artifact of photo data and other photos from the Internet. Mowed down in a biotope with a hawk, the size is suitable.

I wouldn't risk it.
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25.06.2017 19:38, Slavinator

Saratov region, Engelsky district, June. Help me determine!

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25.06.2017 19:44, NIKSTER

Saratov region, Engelsky district, June. Help me determine!

1,4 - not a butterfly, but a caddis

25.06.2017 21:28, Vlad Proklov

Saratov region, Engelsky district, June. Help me determine!

2 - Clepsis spectrana
3 - Acronicta strigosa вроде

25.06.2017 21:31, Kharkovbut


3-Acronicta strigosa like
Cryphia?

25.06.2017 21:32, Alexandr Zhakov

 
3-Acronicta strigosa like

3. Not, - Cryphia fraudatricula. smile.gif

25.06.2017 21:33, Vlad Proklov

  Cryphia?

There was a thought that Victrix umovii - but not it. If this is Bryophilinae, then we must wait for barko.

25.06.2017 21:33, Vlad Proklov

3. Not, - Cryphia fraudatricula. smile.gif

Oh, well, OK. I don't know her.

25.06.2017 22:19, barko

There was a thought that Victrix umovii - but not it. If this is Bryophilinae, then we must wait for barko.
By the way, who has Victrix umovii from the Russian Federation? Share your data.

25.06.2017 22:50, Andrey Ponomarev

what is the size of the cover/butterfly?

The cover is about 10 mm long.
According to the butterfly, about the same 10-12 mm.

25.06.2017 22:52, Andrey Ponomarev

Moscow region, Poplar 24.06.2017
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25.06.2017 23:13, Vlad Proklov

Moscow region, Poplar 24.06.2017

Apotomis, probably infida -- but maybe semifasciana. Good photo.

This post was edited by kotbegemot - 25.06.2017 23: 13
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25.06.2017 23:38, Andrey Ponomarev

M. O., Poplar 23.06.2017
1 Epiblema sticticana? Quite large 10-11 mm.
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2 Phyllonorycter medicaginella? Mowing on alfalfa or a similar plant.
The butterfly is much smaller than the usual filonorycter, 2.5-3 mm.
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The post was edited by Gennadich - 25.06.2017 23: 41

25.06.2017 23:43, Vlad Proklov

M. O., Poplar 23.06.2017
1 Epiblema sticticana? Quite large 10-11 mm.
2 Phyllonorycter medicaginella? Mowing on alfalfa or a similar plant.
The butterfly is much smaller than the usual filonorycter, 2.5-3 mm.

I would have signed it that way, too.
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25.06.2017 23:45, Andrey Ponomarev

I would have signed it that way, too.

Then it turns out that Phyllonorycter medicaginella is a new species for the 8th region.

26.06.2017 9:30, Alexandr Zhakov

By the way, who has Victrix umovii from the Russian Federation? Share your data.

In Poltavsky A. N.
Poltavsky A. N., Matov A. Yu., Shchurov V. I., Artokhin K. S. Annotated catalog
of scoops (Lepidoptera, Noctuidae) North Caucasus and adjacent territories of southern
Russia.— Rostov-on-Don, 2009.
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26.06.2017 10:21, Sergey Rybalkin

Please help me with the definition

553 - ?
554 - ?
555 -Amphipoea sp. ?
556 - ?
557 - ?
558 - ?

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26.06.2017 12:25, dim-va

By the way, who has Victrix umovii from the Russian Federation? Share your data.


The species is found in the north-west of the Ulyanovsk region (Inza district), where it inhabits old and moist mixed forests. Described, by the way, also from near Simbirsk.
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26.06.2017 12:54, Vlad Proklov

Here is a map with the points I managed to dig up in Eastern Europe:

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26.06.2017 20:23, RoPro

Please help me identify the butterflies. Moscow region.
In the first photo of Anania coronata ?
In the second photo, probably someone from the Tineidae. I couldn't go any further.

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