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29.01.2018 2:23, vidjl

And where is the tibial spur on the front legs in the John-ST argus photos?
Are these also arguses? Penza region.

The spur is best viewed in a caught butterfly, as it often lies close to the leg and is not visible. I generally wrote the distinguishing features there.
1-3-argus
5-idas
6-argyrognomon
4-argus, but without a single silvery spot, an interesting shape.

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29.01.2018 2:46, vidjl

Help us identify Crambidae species from the vicinity of Bryansk. The images show Udea sp., and possibly Nomophila noctuella?

Most likely so
1-Udea prunalis
2-Udea decrepitalis
3-Nomophila noctuella

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29.01.2018 4:24, vidjl

help me figure out the microa
all Volgograd region, st-ts Nizhne-Chirskaya

1 - Homoeosoma nebulella (Denis & Schiffermüller, 1775)
4-5 - Pancalia nodosella (Bruand, 1851)
6 - Calybites quadrisignella (Zeller, 1839)
7 - Neurothaumasia ankerella (Mann, 1867)

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29.01.2018 11:55, Сергей-Д

4-5 - Pancalia nodosella (Bruand, 1851)

Aristotelia pancaliella (Staudinger, 1871)

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29.01.2018 17:46, maik

tell me this Sitochroa palealis (Denis & Schiffermuller, 1775) Stavropol steppe 04.07.2017
L-30 mm

картинка: Sitochroa_palealis__Denis___Schiffermuller__1775_.JPG

29.01.2018 17:48, Vlad Proklov

tell me this Sitochroa palealis (Denis & Schiffermuller, 1775) Stavropol steppe 04.07.2017
L-30 mm

Да.

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29.01.2018 19:29, гук

5. argyrognomon.

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30.01.2018 0:38, Пензуит

The spur is best viewed in a caught butterfly, as it often lies close to the leg and is not visible. I generally wrote the distinguishing features there.
1-3-argus
5-idas
6-argyrognomon
4-argus, but without a single silvery spot, an interesting shape.

5. argyrognomone.

Many thanks to everyone! And this idas or argyrognomon? The quality is of course disgusting (I shot with a telephoto lens from a distance of at least 1.5 meters), but I just want what is called "fill the eye".

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30.01.2018 14:15, vidjl

Many thanks to everyone! And this idas or argyrognomon? The quality is of course disgusting (I shot with a telephoto lens from a distance of at least 1.5 meters), but I just want what is called "fill the eye".

argyrognomon

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30.01.2018 14:18, vidjl

5. argyrognomone.

Of course argyrognomon! This is me, I think one thing, I write another

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30.01.2018 18:47, Андреас

People, help with the name of this wasp... - photographed in Colombia at an altitude of 1700m. The size is about 3 cm. It is unlikely that these are glass cases...

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30.01.2018 19:16, zygaena

People, help with the name of this wasp... - photographed in Colombia at an altitude of 1700m. The size is about 3 cm. It is unlikely that these are glass cases...

not a glass case -Ctenuchidae

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31.01.2018 9:16, maik

Tell me about the butterflies Galleria mellonella (Linnaeus 1758)?
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Lamoria anella ([DENIS & SCHIFFERMÜLLER], 1775) ?
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???

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31.01.2018 10:54, Андреас

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31.01.2018 11:09, Андреас

Tell me the family, please...
Columbia, about 2000m, May, misty rain forest. Into the light.

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31.01.2018 15:16, Vlad Proklov

Tell me about the butterflies Galleria mellonella (Linnaeus 1758)?
Lamoria anella ([DENIS & SCHIFFERMÜLLER], 1775) ?

I have similar ones defined as well:

Everything is so.

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31.01.2018 16:26, maik

Everything is so.

What about micra and CMS ?

31.01.2018 16:30, СаняМухолов

Tell me the family, please...
Columbia, about 2000m, May, misty rain forest. Into the light.

Fingerflies Pterophoridae

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31.01.2018 16:37, Vlad Proklov

help with determination of okr Kav Min of Water 07.2017 L - 12 mm

Prodoxidae/Incurvariidae, I can't be more precise.

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31.01.2018 17:01, Alexandr Zhakov

Fingerflies of the Pterophoridae family

Fingerflies do not have such short legs, here the shooting angle is very original, the butterfly is not visible

31.01.2018 18:27, vidjl

Fingerflies do not have such short legs, here the shooting angle is very original, the butterfly is not visible

Something close to ognevki, I think.
You can search here
http://www.zonacharrua.com/butterflies/And...%20sp%20001.htm

This post was edited by vidjl - 31.01.2018 19: 24

31.01.2018 21:03, Андреас

I also didn't even think it was a "fingerfly"right away... it looks like something "Higher multi-moustache"... - Front legs, antennae, tentacles...

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01.02.2018 10:57, Konung

I also didn't even think it was a "fingerfly"right away... it looks like something "Higher multi-moustache"... - Front legs, antennae, tentacles...

what is the size?
maybe from Geometroidea something?

01.02.2018 14:48, Andrei Dolgikh

I also didn't even think it was a "fingerfly"right away... it looks like something "Higher multi-moustache"... - Front legs, antennae, tentacles...

And the characteristic shape and position of the abdomen?

01.02.2018 16:45, Андреас

what is the size?
maybe from Geometroidea something?

Approximately 3.5 centimeters...

03.02.2018 13:34, Андреас

This moth is similar to our Hydriomena furcata... But it was shot in Colombia. Probably even a different kind?...
The value seems to be the same (do not hit your feet on the head - I don't remember exactly).
June 1st. Into the light. On one side there is a forest, on the other there are secondary meadows. The height is approximately 1700 meters.

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03.02.2018 15:46, vidjl

This moth is similar to our Hydriomena furcata... But it was shot in Colombia. Probably even a different kind?...
The value seems to be the same (do not hit your feet on the head - I don't remember exactly).
June 1st. Into the light. On one side there is a forest, on the other there are secondary meadows. The height is approximately 1700 meters.

For me, the genus and species are the same. South America has it.

03.02.2018 19:36, Андреас

For me, the genus and species are the same. South America has it.

Wikipedia doesn't think so...

03.02.2018 23:13, Carabus1987

Please help me determine it. Chuvash Republic, 2003

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04.02.2018 10:31, AGG

04.02.2018 12:17, vie.absorbee

Good day!
Tell me, please, on scoops. All from the Pskov region.

25.06.2010 Autographa jota?
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10.09.2010 Macdunnoughia confusa?
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04.06.2011 Hada plebeja?
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08.07.2016 Graphiphora augur?
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04.02.2018 12:27, vidjl

Good day!
Tell me, please, on scoops. All from the Pskov region.

Да.

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04.02.2018 20:17, Sergey Rybalkin

Please help me identify the dustpan from the Smoking area.

595 - Polychrysia aurata ?
596 - Lygephila sp.?
597 - ?
598 - c - nigrum?
599 - ?
600 - ?
601 - ?

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05.02.2018 0:01, vidjl

Please help me identify the dustpan from the Smoking area.

595 - Polychrysia aurata
596 - Lygephila maxima
597 - Sypnoides fumosus. In 2010, I brought two species from Sakhalin - Sypnoides fumosus and Sypnoides hercules. I had to cook, only then I realized how they differ without cooking. Both species often do not have a white sash at all. Here, by the way, Sypnoides hercules is laid out from Primorye.
http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtop...85#entry1280785
598 - Xestia ditrapezium
599 - Amphipyra pyramidea
600 - Hydraecia petasitis
601 - Naenia contaminata

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05.02.2018 16:15, Sergey Rybalkin

Or maybe that:

597 - Sypnoides picta
599 - Amphipyra surnia ???

05.02.2018 19:26, vidjl

Or maybe that:

597 - Sypnoides picta
599 - Amphipyra surnia ???

Sypnoides picta has a different pattern on the upper wings, dark fat veins, a white sash is always present, more or less, and there are a number of distinguishing features from these two species. On Japanese sites, you can see
Amphipyra surnia (= Amphipyra monolitha) from the top view, you can immediately see the lower wings, they are bright, almost red. Most likely, this is still a pyramidea. And so far, no one seems to have caught it here, only in Japan.

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05.02.2018 19:33, Sergey Rybalkin

An article on Amphipyra surnia will be published soon.
Sypnoides as I will straighten everyone, I will take a picture together, maybe it will be easier to determine this way.

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05.02.2018 19:37, vidjl

An article on Amphipyra surnia will be published soon.
Sypnoides as I will straighten everyone, I will take a picture together, maybe it will be easier to determine this way.

Well, take a picture of the bottom of this Amphipyra, I also want to look at it.

05.02.2018 19:58, Sergey Rybalkin

And here is the photo, even without the undergarments you can see.
On the left, Ural Amphipyra pyramidea, and on the right, Kunashir Amphipyra surnia

This post was edited by Alexanor - 05.02.2018 19: 59

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05.02.2018 20:17, vidjl

And here is the photo, even without the undergarments you can see.
On the left, Ural Amphipyra pyramidea, and on the right, Kunashir Amphipyra surnia

I don't think this is surnia, but I won't deprive you of hope

If possible, perform a genital analysis.

This post was edited by vidjl-05.02.2018 20: 20

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