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Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

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21.07.2017 16:28, Radik

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21.07.2017 20:37, Ilia Ustiantcev

A couple of problematic moles from last night in Pestovo, please help me figure it out.

1. Do I understand correctly that these are two extreme variants of E. cana coloring?
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2. Besides pelionella, there are no other options?
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21.07.2017 21:02, Vlad Proklov

A couple of problematic moles from last night in Pestovo, please help me figure it out.

1-both cana, just the second broken
2-these brew
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22.07.2017 9:49, ярослав

Good afternoon.Help please.What kind of leaf wrapper is this?Orenburg city was born on 17.07.2017.

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22.07.2017 10:01, ярослав

And then there's this marigold bowl.Orenburg, surroundings in a ravine on meadow grass 2.07.2017.

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22.07.2017 10:16, NIKSTER

help identify the bear

Pericallia matronula

22.07.2017 10:59, Vlad Proklov

Good afternoon.Help please.What kind of leaf wrapper is this?Orenburg city was born on 17.07.2017.

Aleimma loeflingiana
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22.07.2017 10:59, Vlad Proklov

And then there's this marigold bowl.Orenburg, surroundings in a ravine on meadow grass 2.07.2017.

Hyponephele lycaon/lupina
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22.07.2017 13:19, molanna

Tell me, please, what's the big deal? Kaliningrad, July 22.

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This post was edited by molanna - 22.07.2017 13: 20

22.07.2017 13:25, Ilia Ustiantcev

Pleuroptya ruralis (firefly)
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23.07.2017 13:37, Ilia Ustiantcev

Just in case, a question for okoem, as someone who understands the black magic of a motley mustache , is statics? It's the first time I've ever met a mottled moth from this subfamily in Pestovo, and any other species is extremely unlikely, but you never know... I only came across one specimen near the triannuliformis biotope, so it's rather strange why I haven't met it yet. If this is important, the abdomen is copper underneath.
And please show Vlad the statics map for the Central Federal District. I wonder if the points in the west of the region were earlier?
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23.07.2017 14:41, Vlad Proklov


And please show Vlad the statics map for the Central Federal District. I wonder if the points in the west of the region were earlier?

I would love to -- but the files stopped being attached!

23.07.2017 14:42, Vlad Proklov

I'll send you an email now

23.07.2017 14:43, Vlad Proklov

But this is not a priority view, so I didn't really search for points on it-and I probably didn't even slap everything.
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23.07.2017 15:05, Ilia Ustiantcev

But this is not a priority view, so I didn't really search for points on it-and I probably didn't even slap everything.


Warrior Mountain is definitely missing)

23.07.2017 15:31, Vlad Proklov

Warrior Mountain is definitely missing)

Yes, I have it too ottudova is!

23.07.2017 16:08, okoem

Just in case, a question for okoem, as someone who understands the black magic of a motley mustache , is statics? ...
I only came across one specimen near the triannuliformis biotope, so it's rather strange why I haven't met it yet.

I've never seen this species live, but judging by the photos on lepiforum , it may well be.
Green mottles can be quite secretive. They can hide during the day. In particular, this behavior occurs in the closely related species A. albanica. During the day, they are almost invisible, and summer begins in the evening, at sunset. It is likely that A. statices should also be searched in the evening.
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23.07.2017 20:15, ярослав

Tell me, please, what's the big deal? Kaliningrad, July 22.

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this is probably Pleurotia ruralis.

24.07.2017 0:06, cleobis@mail.ru cleobis@mail.ru

this is probably Pleurotia ruralis.

This is ognevka.
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24.07.2017 7:48, Alexandr Zhakov

Pleuroptya ruralis (firefly)

this is probably Pleurotia ruralis.

This is ognevka.

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24.07.2017 15:51, Andrey Ponomarev

M. O., Dorogali 2, caterpillar on kupyr lesnom 24.06. 2017, imago 20.07.2017
Agonopterix multiplicella?
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24.07.2017 16:24, Vlad Proklov

M. O., Dorogali 2, caterpillar on kupyr lesnom 24.06. 2017, imago 20.07.2017
Agonopterix multiplicella?

It looks like her. By the way, it is common in Zhukovsky, I cooked it.
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24.07.2017 16:38, Andrey Ponomarev

It looks like her. By the way, it is common in Zhukovsky, I cooked it.

Yes, she also came out of Voynovy Gory with me, and again on kupyr lesnom.
It's just that the Germans don't have its tracks.
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24.07.2017 18:22, Ilia Ustiantcev

Yes, she also came out of Voynovy Gory with me, and again on kupyr lesnom.
It's just that the Germans don't have its tracks.


For me, this is ciliella. Multiplicella has white spots that look slightly different (sometimes they are even yellowish), near the head there is a light wedge that does not smoothly turn into a light outer edge. multiplicella seems to fly out in the first half of summer.

24.07.2017 19:53, Gazon

Hello! Tell me whose caterpillar is in the photo. Crimea karabi
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24.07.2017 20:28, Vlad Proklov

For me, this is ciliella. Multiplicella has white spots that look slightly different (sometimes they are even yellowish), near the head there is a light wedge that does not smoothly turn into a light outer edge. multiplicella seems to fly out in the first half of summer.

In general, yes, I have them early - but I don't know if multiplicella has a second generation.

24.07.2017 20:30, Vlad Proklov

A. multiplicella eats wormwood, on kupyr it's definitely not her! lol.gif

24.07.2017 20:49, NIKSTER

Hello! Tell me whose caterpillar is in the photo. Crimea karabi
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Photos will be more appropriate in this topic:
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24.07.2017 21:30, Romanov2000

Friends, good time to all!
Please tell me, photos are not uploaded to this topic. Is everyone having this problem right now, or did something happen to me?

24.07.2017 22:35, NIKSTER

Friends, good time to all!
Please tell me, photos are not uploaded to this topic. Is everyone having this problem right now, or did something happen to me?

Photos don't load well recently for many people. Or rather they don't load smile.gif

25.07.2017 15:37, Ilia Ustiantcev

What is this gelechiida from Pestovo? I caught it last year and repeated it this year. I thought it was such an unusual Gelechiia scotinella, but where are the usual ones? I think it looks like Caryocolum pullatella.

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This post was edited by Ilya U-25.07.2017 15: 38

25.07.2017 16:09, okoem

In general, yes, I have them early - but I don't know if multiplicella has a second generation.

Aren't all flat moths monovoltaic?

Hello! Tell me whose caterpillar is in the photo. Crimea karabi

Melitaea didyma

25.07.2017 16:26, Andrey Ponomarev

Today, a gelecheid similar to Aristotelia was released.
M. O., Voynovo gora, caterpillar on sorrel 27.06.2017
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When will the normal loading of photos get started?

The post was edited by Gennadich - 25.07.2017 16: 27

25.07.2017 18:23, Ilia Ustiantcev

I put on the genus Gladovalva or Stomopteryx. In extreme cases, Caryocolum.

This post was edited by Ilya U-25.07.2017 18: 23

25.07.2017 21:37, Andrey Ponomarev

I put on the genus Gladovalva or Stomopteryx. In extreme cases, Caryocolum.

More suitable for Gladiovalva aizpuruai

25.07.2017 22:11, Vlad Proklov

More suitable for Gladiovalva aizpuruai

Yes, that's her. A new look for Russia! You threw them on the mattress, didn't you?"
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25.07.2017 22:30, Andrey Ponomarev

Yes, that's her. A new look for Russia! You threw them on the mattress, didn't you?"

Not theirs, but hers, so far one of the two has been released. This one is currently being straightened out. smile.gif
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25.07.2017 22:51, Vlad Proklov

Not theirs, but hers, so far one of the two has been released. This one is currently being straightened out. smile.gif

Oh! Did you decide to collect it yourself? wink.gif

25.07.2017 22:53, Andrey Ponomarev

Oh! Did you decide to collect it yourself? wink.gif

No, I want to close the hole in the Germans.
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25.07.2017 23:05, Vlad Proklov

No, I want to close the hole in the Germans.

Then you can give it to me later! wink.gif jump.gif

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