Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

All butterflies from M. O.,

All butterflies from M. O.,

  
30, 31, 35 - Aporophyla lutulenta

Yeah, Aporophyla lutulenta, late April-early May.
Orthosia incerta

Yeah, Aporophyla lutulenta, late April-early May.
Orthosia incerta

Tell me if you remember what was caught on 11-13 Pennisetia hylaeiformis ?

Friends! Without straightening, it is probably impossible to determine with certainty?
Photos 1 and 2 of the Yenisei ridge from 24.06. to 6.07.2015.

Tell me if you remember what was caught on 11-13 Pennisetia hylaeiformis ?

  
2 and 4-Acronicta lutea

In my opinion, the banal Acronicta rumicis.
We should straighten it out.

And this is pratellus?

Acronicta lutea in 1990-1991, I just caught on the Yenisei Ridge and not a little, near the Cossack threshold.

What region are you from? If it's not a secret.

Yes, we should straighten it out. Judging by the appearance of the lower wings of one of the butterflies, I also thought that they were very gray for A. lutea. Let's see, I was also leaning more towards A. rumicis. Acronicta lutea in 1990-1991, I just caught on the Yenisei Ridge and not a little, near the Cossack threshold.

moth from the North.South Ossetia Okr. p. Dargavs July 2017 N-1400m meadows
3. L-33mm

Friends, welcome!
Kunashir has 2 subspecies, R. m. septentrionalis and R. m. hippocrates. The first 2 photos of septentrionalis f+m are given for comparison with the 3rd one. The latter seems to be neither one nor the other, rather small in size compared to the rest, above the eye between red and blue there is a black stripe, but not pronounced like hippocrates, and the color is too dark for the latter. All from one place, Kunashir, 14.07.2005

I agree, complete nonsense, on a small island can not live two subspecies! But on different islands, easily!

A purely theoretical question, how can there be 2 subspecies in the same place? Should subspecies be separated geographically?

Can you tell me if this is Trichosea ludifica (Linnaeus, 1758)? Or another member of the genus Trichosea?
Collected on Kunashir.

There is also Trichosea champa, I would like to understand the differences. On the underside of the lower wings?

14 Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district SNT "Neftyanik" 19.06.2010, 32 mm.

So Sergey has Trichosea ludifica ? Thank you, visual site.

A purely theoretical question, how can there be 2 subspecies in the same place? Should subspecies be separated geographically?

Udea prunalis?
Korolev, Moscow region, July 05, 1998


Udea lutealis or Udea exalbalis?
Omsk, Victory Park, June 12, 2008

Please tell me about the pigeon houses.
Is this Polyommatus icarus? 05.08.2016 Pskov region, Pustoshkinsky district, Maslovo village.
Eumedonia eumedon? 21.07.2017г. Pskov region, Pustoshkinsky district, Soino village.

Or it may be that they are two different types - and both are there.
And the confusion in the testimony of researchers is due to the fact that only one person caught their eye.

2 subspecies in one place-excluded !!! Learn biology. No, maybe someone of course brought it from Hokkaido and released it to be funny. In Russian cities, tropical butterflies also sometimes fly.