Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

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.

1-Elophila nymphaeata
2-Montescardia tessulatellus
Please write down the exact locations of the finds-you want help, right? Help me too - for example, I collect points based on the scales of the Moscow region.

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.

1. Elophila nymphaeata
2. Montescardia tessulatellus

1-Elophila nymphaeata
2-Montescardia tessulatellus
Please write down the exact locations of the finds-you want help, right? Help me too - for example, I collect points based on the scales of the Moscow region.

Thanks ! Taken in Peredelkino.

M. O., Dorogali 2, 24.06.2016, on aspen logs

Hello, help me determine the area of the Sablinka River in the Tosnensky district of the Leningrad region.. 02/08/2015г. Thank
you

M. O., Poplar cover 4.06.2017 on a willow
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According to Yulia Lovtsova, this is Psyche casta.

Hello, help me determine the area of the Sablinka River in the Tosnensky district of the Leningrad region.. 02/08/2015г. Thanks

Thymelicus lineola

Please help me with the definition

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

For information, it may be useful to someone:

553 - Apamea remissa
554 - Xestia ditrapezium
555 -Amphipoea sp. ?
556 - Mesapamea concinnata
557 - Sineugraphe oceanica
558 - Leucapamea askoldis

Southern Urals, Ufa, 24.06.2017
Is Anarsia happening again?..


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Yes, it looks like Anarsia spartiella

With this elahistoy trouble, or can be overcome?
M. O., Voynovo gora 29.06.2017, mowed down from the grass



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With this elahistoy trouble, or can be overcome?
M. O., Voynovo gora 29.06.2017, mowed down from the grass

Either pullicomella or from the bisulcella group (for example, kilmunella).

1. Tell me, what is this tineida from Pestovo, Niditinea fuscella? There just aren't many similar ones. Small, about the size of an Infurctitinea.



2. Strange Metzneria from the same place. Just one spot?! Is this lappella? Large, with neuropterella size.



3. Scythris sp. from under Kubinka. It is similar in size and appearance to obscurella, but the abdomen and part of the palps are bright orange! Isn't this a new species for Russia?)) The biotope is standard poor for the west of the MO, the edge of a moist mixed forest. But somewhere nearby, in principle, thyme can grow.

1. Tell me, what is this tineida from Pestovo, Niditinea fuscella? There just aren't many similar ones. Small, about the size of an Infurctitinea.

2. Strange Metzneria from the same place. Just one spot?! Is this lappella? Large, with neuropterella size.

3. Scythris sp. from under Kubinka. It is similar in size and appearance to obscurella, but the abdomen and part of the palps are bright orange! Isn't this a new species for Russia?)) The biotope is standard poor for the west of the MO, the edge of a moist mixed forest. But somewhere nearby, in principle, thyme can grow.

1-genital genus, we have 3 species, it's not fair to guess.
2-imho metzneriella
3-sinensis.

Please tell me what is the defining feature of Mniotype adusta/bathensis, the length of the wedge-shaped spot? Is this bathensis? Pestovo.

What's with the dustpan on the wall of the house? Bryansk, July 1.
Thank you.

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What's with the dustpan on the wall of the house? Bryansk, July 1.
Thank you.

Raspberry scooper Habrosyne pyritoides (Hufnagel, 1766)

Please tell me what is the defining feature of Mniotype adusta/bathensis, the length of the wedge-shaped spot? Is this bathensis? Pestovo.

In this article, Volynkin and K

A review of the Palaearctic Mniotype adusta (Esper, 1790) species-group with description of a new species and six new subspecies (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae)

an external feature for European populations is a less contrasting color of the forewings and darker hind wings, this is for adusta, the rest is genital.

Help me determine it. Belarus Minsk region.

Another portion of Pestovskaya micra.

1. Did Damophila deauratella break off the white tips of her mustache? Or is it some kind of new view for the region?)


2. Archips rosanus? There don't seem to be any more similar colors.


3. Did Gypsonoma break off the tip of its wing? And then where the dark zone should be at the top of the wing, first light and then nothing at all.


4. Xystophora pulveratella? The wings are black below, like those of Dichomeris limosellus.

Another portion of Pestovskaya micra.

1, 2-yes
3-sociana like
4-pass. Maybe I'll look again later.

Moscow region, Sergiev Posad, 26.06.2017
from caterpillar (11.06) on a birch tree.


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Moscow region, Sergiev Posad, 26.06.2017
from caterpillar (11.06) on a birch tree.

I'd say it's Pandemis cerasana

Smerinthus ocellatus and Calliteara pudibunda had a similar experience this year. Pupae I always spend the winter in the cellar and in the spring I get to the top of the cellar where it is dark and cool. This year I took it to the attic where it is dry and grated. As a result, one hawk moth out of thirteen came out normal and the rest with poorly spread wings. It's a pity for the butterflies, but what they will suffer gathered in a pile and gave to the chickens. A few days later I hear someone flapping their wings I looked into a plastic container and there were two butterflies Smerinthus ocellatus (they didn't want to be eaten) a boy and a girl. The female has already laid her eggs. I'm growing hawk moth caterpillars now. I had one woolpaw pupa and a female with poorly developed wings came out. At night, a male flew to the female. I grow Calliteara pudibunda caterpillars.

I would like to understand the definition of Sakhalin butterflies, July 1.

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Never a specialist, just sometimes.. it can be interesting, let's just say. Last year, the Admiral got knocked up - he identified it with the help of i-net in 3 minutes. And today I got interested - I didn't find anything at all.
What is it, who can tell you? Pure black with light yellow streaks. South of the Kurgan region, if anything...

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Yellow dipper-Arctia flavia (FUESSLY1779)

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M. O., Poplar
1 29.06.2017
Athetis pallustris?

2 1.07.2017
Elachista albifrontella?

Well, from what got into my albifrontella file, one such with a bright and light head and a typical pattern.

Ryazan region, Pitelinsky district, end of April. ? Orthosia of some kind?

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Saratov region, July. Please help me with the definition

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Saratov region, July. Please help me with the definition

6.3, 10.4 - Malacosoma neustria

Saratov region, July. Please help me with the definition

7.2 - Epicallima formosella

I shot today in a birch grove in a residential area of Chelyabinsk a butterfly that I had never seen before. The size is about two centimeters.I looked it up in the Southern Urals butterfly catalog. With this color of wings, there are bears and moths. But moths are smaller in size, and bears have legs of a different color. I would appreciate your help in defining it.

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I shot today in a birch grove in a residential area of Chelyabinsk a butterfly that I had never seen before. The size is about two centimeters.I looked it up in the Southern Urals butterfly catalog. With this color of wings, there are bears and moths. But moths are smaller in size, and bears have legs of a different color. I would appreciate your help in defining it.

Myelois circumvoluta, firefly.

Hello! Can you help me identify the butterfly? Taken in the vicinity of Chisinau, July 20, 2013.

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Hello! Can you help me identify the butterfly? Taken in the vicinity of Chisinau, July 20, 2013.

Vanessa atalanta.

Hello. Help me determine it. Vladimir region. June.
I think it's Rhyparia purpurata, but I'm not sure.

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Hello. Help me determine it. Vladimir region. June.
I think it's Rhyparia purpurata, but I'm not sure.

She. Please write specific points.

Thanks for the help.

Please write specific points.

Don't understand what points?