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Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

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28.10.2017 12:12, Ольга Титова

It is very similar to Larerannis orthogrammaria, a Far Eastern species that was brought to Moscow.

You know better, you even collected females in the park. How did the article get to you?

28.10.2017 12:16, ярослав

Good afternoon.Can you tell me this is Polyommatus daphnis?It was caught in the Orenburg region in the vicinity of Orenburg in the lowland of a gully overgrown with birch in a meadow.The wingspan is 32mm.

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28.10.2017 12:22, ярослав

And this is the underside of the wings.

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28.10.2017 12:44, Andrey Ponomarev

You know better, you even collected females in the park. How did the article get to you?

Apparently it was imported with some kind of broad-leaved plant.
and gradually spreading (TLCA Park, Mytischi, Zhukovsky, Sviblovo)
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28.10.2017 13:37, AGG

Good afternoon.Can you tell me this is Polyommatus daphnis?It was caught in the Orenburg region in the vicinity of Orenburg in the lowland of a gully overgrown with birch in a meadow.The wingspan is 32mm.

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28.10.2017 14:14, ярослав

Can you tell me this is Zygaena lonicerae?Orenburg region, Tyulgansky district, Tugustemir village surroundings in a birch forest in a clearing 16.07. 2017.

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28.10.2017 17:04, NIKSTER

Can you tell me this is Zygaena lonicerae?Orenburg region, Tyulgansky district, Tugustemir village surroundings in a birch forest in a clearing 16.07. 2017.

I think so yes.gif
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29.10.2017 8:15, VLAD69

Hello.
Help me identify mother-of-pearl.
Tver region August

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29.10.2017 11:29, TEMPUS

Hello.
Help me identify mother-of-pearl.
Tver region August

Brenthis ino
Boloria selene
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29.10.2017 11:50, Ольга Титова

IS IT POSSIBLE TO IDENTIFY SAKHALIN OGNEVOK? August 2017.

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29.10.2017 11:53, Ольга Титова

Got a nice little thing. Sakhalin. I will be grateful for the definition.

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29.10.2017 13:44, Vlad Proklov

Got a nice little thing. Sakhalin. I will be grateful for the definition.

Pelecystola strigosa. A new look for Russia!
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29.10.2017 14:25, Ольга Титова

  Pelecystola strigosa. A new look for Russia!

Indeed, in the Catalog of insects, DV for 2016 is not listed. Thank you so much for the pleasant surprise.
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29.10.2017 14:36, Anton Kozyrev

June, Saratov region, a clearing near the forest.
1,2 - Amata nigricornis?
3?
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29.10.2017 15:31, NIKSTER

June, Saratov region, a clearing near the forest.

3?

Thymelicus sylvestris
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29.10.2017 15:37, Alexander Zarodov

Can you help me with a dustpan? Moscow, July.
Maybe Hoplodrina ambigua?

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This post was edited by Double A - 29.10.2017 15: 38

29.10.2017 15:46, Zhuk

Can you help me with a dustpan? Moscow, July.
Maybe Hoplodrina ambigua?

rather H. blanda
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29.10.2017 19:10, Kharkovbut

June, Saratov region, a clearing near the forest.
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  Thymelicus sylvestris

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Thymelicus lineola, male
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29.10.2017 21:27, Anton Kozyrev

Thanks for the definition. And from Amata to view correctly?

29.10.2017 22:58, niyaz

Sideridis reticulata or Sideridis kitti?
June 12, Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district, Moscow region,
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29.10.2017 23:05, niyaz

Euchalcia modestoides or Euchalcia variabilis ?
June 15. Moscow region, Sergiev Posad district
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29.10.2017 23:16, niyaz

Pediasia contaminella or Anerastia lotella?
June 28, Moscow region, Kolomenskiy district
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30.10.2017 2:07, vidjl

Euchalcia modestoides or Euchalcia variabilis ?
June 15. Sergiev Posad District, Moscow region
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Euchalcia variabilis
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30.10.2017 2:12, vidjl

Sideridis reticulata or Sideridis kitti?
June 12, Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district, Moscow region,
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Sideridis reticulata
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30.10.2017 9:44, Ольга Титова

One of the last ones. Sakhalin 23.10.17. Is it possible to determine?

This post was edited by Olga Titova - 30.10.2017 09: 46

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30.10.2017 23:26, vidjl

One of the last ones. Sakhalin 23.10.17. Is it possible to determine?


Depressaridae
Agonopterix ?pallorella

30.10.2017 23:35, Ольга Титова

Depressaridae
Agonopterix ?pallorella

I think so too. But suddenly there are pitfalls.

30.10.2017 23:37, vidjl

Pediasia contaminella or Anerastia lotella?
June 28, Moscow region, Kolomenskiy district
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Pediasia contaminella

30.10.2017 23:40, vidjl

I think so too. But suddenly there are pitfalls.

Maybe they are), Sakhalin is not close to my region, so I put the question.
In Siberia, this species is common, now they even fly in the snow at a temperature of -1, +2.

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30.10.2017 23:46, Ольга Титова

Maybe they are), Sakhalin is not close to my region, so I put the question.
In Siberia, this species is common, now they even fly in the snow at a temperature of -1, +2.

Not specified for Sakhalin.

31.10.2017 0:08, Anton Kozyrev

Melanargia galathea?
Saratov region, Volsky district, a clearing on a hill near a forest, June.
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31.10.2017 0:12, vidjl

Not specified for Sakhalin.

Sakhalin is poorly studied, you have already found a lot of new things for the region, maybe you didn't specify this species earlier, but it exists, although there are probably many similar species there.

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31.10.2017 0:32, vidjl

Melanargia galathea?
Saratov region, Volsky district, a clearing on a hill near a forest, June.
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It Is
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31.10.2017 5:42, Ольга Титова

One of the last ones. Sakhalin 23.10.17. Is it possible to determine?

Rather, Agonopterix intersecta (Filipjev, 1929)is indicated for the region.
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31.10.2017 13:41, vidjl

Rather, Agonopterix intersecta (Filipjev, 1929)is indicated for the region.

Yes, exactly, it has already been identified here, there are very few photos of it:
http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=133596&st=31300

This post was edited by vidjl - 31.10.2017 21: 02
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01.11.2017 22:38, Алинка

Dear Entomologists, hello! I have a whole box of Saturn, Russia, the former Soviet Union and the tropics. Help me figure it out. I hope this forum works, as I saw the last posts from this date.
These two pologayu different types of Gnome and Artemis but, it seems that the Chinese or Europeans messed up something with the taxonomy and now the gnome is in doubt??? Or something like that???
Sorry for the photo, I took it in the evening under artificial light.
Salute to all! smile.gif

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02.11.2017 2:59, vidjl

By appearance, Actias artemis (Bremer & Gray, 1853) differs from Actias gnoma (Butler, 1877) by shorter "tails" and the shape of the "eye" on the hind wings (smaller and similar to a crescent), and generally similar to each other. Judging by these differences, the upper one is a Dwarf's peacock eye, and the lower one is Artemis.
I haven't heard anything about changes in taxonomy yet, maybe someone who is competent in this matter will answer.
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02.11.2017 3:14, Vlad Proklov

Here is an article on aktias, light up:

http://www.zobodat.at/pdf/Neue-Entomologis...7_0040-0056.pdf
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02.11.2017 4:10, vidjl

  
These two pologayu different types of Gnome and Artemis but, it seems that the Chinese or Europeans messed up something with the taxonomy and now the gnome is in doubt??? Or something like that???


Everything is clearly described in the article, please read it. Your lower peacock-eye is still very similar to A. dulcinea, in many ways. It would be better to conduct a genital analysis, if you want to find out more precisely who you have, cook it.
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02.11.2017 9:19, AGG

and here is another slightly older article http://eversmannia.entomology.ru/eversmannia_19-20_21.pdf
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