Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

Then you can give it to me later!  

And when do you plan to show up in Zhukovsky?

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.

No, this is not Agonopterix ciliella ( the caterpillar has dark spots on the scutellum, mine does not have them). The caterpillar is more suitable Agonopterix heracliana eats umbrella plants.

Well, yes, easily - this is an even more sloppy view!

Vlad, I'm a little taller than you think.

Maybe Catocala detrita is similar.

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.

Moscow region, Poplar 26.07.2017

Moscow region, Poplar 19.07.2017

Another micra from last night in Pestovo.

1-it looks similar.
2-it is of course
3-in general, cagnagella has two prikostal rows of dots that should go zigzag, this one doesn't seem to be visible. Large malinella?...
Ugh, damn it-what am I delusional about?!! not the costal rows, but the dorsal ones-and in this one they just zigzag. cagnagella is =)

In general, the largest, according to my observations, rorrella: I caught in the Serpukhov district in a span of under 3 cm!

Greetings! At first I thought it was a hawk moth, but then my friend correctly noticed that the sawyere is not a hawk moth. What kind of animal? Krasnodar Region, July.

Eutelia adulatrix

Vlad, so there is a reliable sign of cnicana-rubigana? Is it whether rubigan has dark dots or shadows next to the second light line from the top?

rorella does not count, it has a dark gray shadow that reliably distinguishes it from other species. Yes, and it probably eats giant riverine branches, in Pestovo with them strained.

Moscow region, Voynovo gora 27.07.2017

Caryocolum kroesmanniella and C. vicinella, I think.

Another Pestovskaya micra.

Hello, help me determine. July 25, Vladimir region, Gus-Khrustalny district, near the village of Dudor.

1-yes, fresh
2-YEAH! Cool! Spread it out, pliz!
3 - subroseana ok

I don't know how, Gennadich will have to drag, since I haven't thrown it out yet.

Hello, help me determine. July 25, Vladimir region, Gus-Khrustalny district, near the village of Dudor.

I'll continue.

And some more Pestovskaya micra.

1 - Plebejus argus/idas
2 - Camptogramma bilineata
3 - Maniola jurtina