Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

Good afternoon, colleagues.
Can you help me identify it?
Photo # SAM 5004. 01.09.17, Stavropol, window sill of the entrance of a residential building, not alive (dried)

There is one option for your region by Blue:
Nyctegretis lineana

And for Kazakhstan? We're right here, 70km away.

Good afternoon, colleagues.
Can you help me identify it?
Image # SAM 4987.29.08.2017
, Stavropol city surroundings: Grushovy village, shoulder of a sandy-dirt country road from Height # 1 to Height # 2; observation time from 12 h 25 min.
Iterative: the insect is apparently old-the wings are very frayed; but it is active, flying from place to place.

Very similar to Nyctegretis triangulella.

Good afternoon, colleagues.
Can you help me identify it?
Photo # SAM 5004. 01.09.17, Stavropol, window sill of the entrance of a residential building, not alive (dried)

Good afternoon, colleagues.
Can you help me identify it?
Image # SAM 4991.29.08.2017
, Stavropol city surroundings: Grushovy village, shoulder of a sandy-dirt country road from Height # 1 to Height # 2; observation time from 12 h 25 min.

Genital views, if both were given for your region, would be separated by fractions. They say that in the series they are distinguished. But you have one butterfly.

In my opinion, they quite simply differ in appearance...

And...?

Please help me with the definition. All caught Astrakhan region Dosang village 1-5. 05. 2017. Drasteria picta ? Tethea or or ocullaris? I didn't identify it. Luteohadena literata? Drasteria caucasica? And finally Cyana?

Hello,tell me who is who?
Tver region.

Hello,tell me who is who?
Tver region.

3. Euthrix potatoria

Cryphia algae, receptricula, or is it impossible from the photo? 4.08.2017 Severodonetsk

Tell me what kind of butterfly, pliz. Bryansk, Aug.

Can you identify a small butterfly? Taken today in the Nizhny Novgorod region. Thank you in advance.

Hello. Please help with the definition. September 5 Vladimir region d. Dudor, on the sunflower.

  Lasiommata maera

Thank you. And there can be no confusion with Lasiommata petrovitana (photo below) - they are very similar to Lasiommata maera

 

Do they also detect tracks here (they open on click)?

Thank you. And there can be no confusion with Lasiommata petrovitana (photo below) - they are very similar to Lasiommata maera

Both photos show Lasiommata maera.
There are differences between these two types.
https://www.lepidoptera.eu/show.php?ID=72&country=UA
https://www.lepidoptera.eu/show.php?ID=74&country=UA

  2 fraudatrix
Two in One smile.gif
http://insectamo.ru/rhop/38-rhop/opredelit...ry-satyridae-16

The fact is that the second photo was taken from the site https://insecta.pro/ru and there over it is signed L. Peterburgskaya Now, in what place to laugh

I don't understand you. Wherever it comes from, it shows the differences between the two types. The Russian name of petrovitana is Peterburgskaya. What surprises you?
If you are not satisfied with the photos on the sites, you will have to turn to the determinants, and determine by the keys, the so-called theses and antitheses. The differences are good, you do not need to cook a copulatory device.