Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

I understand that what I analyze is not of scientific value.
But as an aesthetic collection quite. And for me, it's not a bad way to distract myself from unnecessary thoughts and occupy myself. I ask dear gurus to help, how do I correctly write a label for previous butterflies? Based on the fact that it will be on the wall, but with attempts at science. I will make the label not on the inside of the box, but next to the butterfly. I understand that this question is not in this topic, this is probably better to write to me in PM or on the soap.

And here's the second question. In the photo below, is it Saturnia pavonia ?

Saturnia pyri female and male

Perhaps it is impossible to understand Chasminodes sugii Kononenko, 1981 and Chasminodes albonitens (Bremer, 1861)? Sakhalin, August 16.

A similar butterfly from Primorye was worn in ZIN and it was cooked for me (albonitens). I was immediately given to understand: these are only cooked.

AGG Thank You.

Maybe you're right, I'm not a "babtist". But I observed them in June (a smaller number, as, in fact, other butterflies), and in August (then the number was significant).

Are you serious about June? Or only memories"like I saw" ? Maybe at least something has been preserved -a photo or a diary entry? Or it was the end of July, but summer flew by like one day.

please help me with the definition

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please help me with the definition

Where is he from? Similar to Psilogramma sp.

Where is he from? Similar to Psilogramma sp.

purchased one. unfortunately, the info was lost. that Psilogramma was doubtful due to small differences. thank you for your help

http://www.tropicleps.ch/?page=4&list=5&fam=sphi

If American, then check out Pseudosphinx tetrio

Are you serious about June? Or only memories"like I saw" ? Maybe at least something has been preserved -a photo or a diary entry? Or it was the end of July ,but the summer just flew by.

Uh, no money! I'm not a girl with a "sort of saw" memory, and I'm not out of my mind yet.
It was precisely the end of June 1982. That year was somehow anomalous in terms of both the number and diversity of butterflies that flew to the light. Over the next 10 years, I have never seen such a thing, although a couple of times I observed a massive flight of either artemis (most likely), or selenium, literally clinging to the lampposts of the well-known Kaymanovka.
For obvious reasons, there are no pictures - there were no figures at that time, and it was too expensive to shoot slides.

  http://www.tropicleps.ch/?page=4&list=5&fam=sphi

If American, then check out Pseudosphinx tetrio

Yes, this is it, without a doubt
The site is good, I didn't know about it.

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  http://www.tropicleps.ch/?page=4&list=5&fam=sphi

thanks
I went through everything that was there
Apatelodidae - just a miracle some questions are dispelled, it will be necessary to revive the topic with Ecuadorians, as it will be time

Uh, no money! I'm not a girl with a "sort of saw" memory, and I'm not out of my mind yet.
It was precisely the end of June 1982. That year was somehow anomalous in terms of both the number and diversity of butterflies that flew to the light. Over the next 10 years, I have never seen such a thing, although a couple of times I observed a massive flight of either artemis (most likely), or selenium, literally clinging to the lampposts of the well-known Kaymanovka.
For obvious reasons, there are no pictures - there were no figures at that time, and it was too expensive to shoot slides.

Thank you, very interesting information.As for my memory, I can't vouch for my own for a long time.

Thank you, very interesting information.As for my memory, I can't vouch for my own for a long time.

I remember it well, because it was my first year in Primorye. But then a lot of things merged. I only remember that in the late 80's there was some very unusual summer, and somewhere in September I happened to see as much as the 3rd (!) generation of Maak-they were females of simply incredible size!
Those were the times.

Who is strong in belyanki - please help.
Zailiysky Alatau, Bol district. Almaatinsky lake 25.06.06

Who is strong in belyanki - please help.
Zailiysky Alatau, Bol district. Almaatinsky lake 25.06.06

Pieris napi is, but I won't tell you about the subspecies, you need to look at it.

Most likely Pieris napi euorientis (Verity, 1908)
http://babochki.narod.ru/pi06.html
P. N. muchei (Eitschberger, 1984) has a habitat in the Trans-Ili Alatau, but there is no photo of it.

Все подвиды napi на данный момент:
P.n.napi (Linnaeus, 1758) - Continental Europe to Ural
P.n.britannica (Müller & Kautz, 1939 nec Verity, 1911) - Ireland, Scotland to Central England
P.n.migueli (Eitschberger, 1984) - NW Spain
P.n.santateresae (Eitschberger, 1984) - Central Spain
P.n.carlosi (Eitschberger, 1984) - Andalucia
P.n.lusitanica (de Souza, 1929) - Portugal
P.n.maura (Verity, 1911) - Northern Algeria
P.n.atlantis (Oberthür, 1925) - Morocco (Middle Atlas)
P.n.segonzaci (Le Verf, 1923) - Morocco (High Atlas)
P.n.meridionalis (Heyne, 1895) - Italy, Corsica, Sicily
P.n.dubiosa (Röber, [1907]) - Balkans, Crimea to Caucasus
P.n.euorientis (Verity, [1908]) - Tava, E Sayan, Baikal
P.n.muchei (Eitschberger, 1984) - Tian-Shan, Ghissar, Darvaz, Alai, Dzhungarsky Alatau
P.n.dulcinea (Butler, 1882) - Transbaicalica, Amur, southern Okhotsk, Sakhalin Is., NE China, Korea.
P.n.hulda - Alaska, Northwest Territories
P.n.venosa - Californian lowlands
P.n.oleracea - Rest of range in North America

Here is from Yu. P. Korshunov:

This post was edited by vidjl - 11.02.2018 02: 08

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please help me with the definition

They are variable

This post was edited by cleobis - 11.02.2018 02: 56

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Is it from Euxoa?Orenburg, 6.09.2016, flew to the light.

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Similar to Euxoa emolliens

  
P. N. muchei (Eitschberger, 1984) has a habitat in the Trans-Ili Alatau, but there is no photo of it.

Yes, everything is there, and photos. P. napi muchei has a locality in "Turkestan", and its range includes the Tien Shan, while P. euorientis is still in the status of a species, although it is questionable, flying on the Sayan Mountains.
http://www.euroleps.ch/seiten/s_art.php?art=pier_napi&modus=

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Please help me with the definition of Pskov scoops.
1. 14.05.2010 Apamea crenata?


2. 15.07.2010 Acronicta rumicis?


3. 18.06.2010 Acronicta aceris?


4. 29.08.2016 Celaena haworthii?


5. 15.07.2010 Cucullia fraudatrix?


6. 04.06.2010 Cucullia umbratica?


7. 06.08.2010 Nonagria typhae?


This post was edited by vie. absorbee - 11.02.2018 14: 38

Yes, everything is there, and photos. P. napi muchei has a locality in "Turkestan", and its range includes the Tien Shan, while P. euorientis is still in the status of a species, although it is questionable, flying on the Sayan Mountains.
http://www.euroleps.ch/seiten/s_art.php?art=pier_napi&modus=

Thank you for the information! And this site hasn't looked good yet.

Please help me with the definition of Pskov scoops.

Yes, that's right.

3-A.megacephala

Yes, that's right.

Thanks!
I am amazed at your efficiency!

Thanks!
I am amazed at your efficiency!

I work on the Internet and periodically look here.
Vasily is more attentive, thank you!

Friends, good evening to all!
Can you tell me if Parnassius apollo merzbacheri and Parnassius apollo transiliensis are different subspecies or if transiliensis is a synonym? The distance between the collection points is 300 km. Merzbacheri - Dzungarian Alatau, Zharkent. Transiliensis-Trans-Ili Alatau, Talgar.

Pieris napi is, but I won't tell you about the subspecies, you need to look at it.

Who's that?" Caught almost in the same place 5 days later.
Kazakhstan, Trans-Ili Alatau, above Bol. Almaatinskoe lake 1.07.06

Who's that?" Caught almost in the same place 5 days later.
Kazakhstan, Trans-Ili Alatau, above Bol. Almaatinskoe lake 1.07.06

This is most likely some subspecies of Pieris bryoniae
On this site, too, it is
http://www.euroleps.ch/seiten/s_art.php?ar...bryoniae&modus=
http://www.lepiforum.de/lepiwiki.pl?Pieris_Bryoniae

From Korshunov:

This post was edited by vidjl - 11.02.2018 20: 41

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Good afternoon.Help with the definition.Caught on light 4.09.2014 g span 31mm, Orenburg.

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Orenburg, na svet, 35 mm span,16.08.2016

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In my opinion

1-Anarta trifolii, just in case you need to look at the forehead for horns, then Cardepia
2-Euxoa basigramma

This post was edited by svm2-12.02.2018 15: 04

In my opinion

1-Anarta trifolii, just in case you need to look at the forehead for horns, then Cardepia
2-Euxoa basigramma

1 forehead rounded.

Euxoa basigramma? But the span is 33mm.18.09.2016, into the light.Orenburg city

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With a mustache like that?
Very shabby, Euxoa is already poorly defined, but here only an assumption
Euxoa christophi

Orenburg, on light, June 2002, sorry for such a copy.The wingspan is 36mm.

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tell me Abkhazia 07.2017.The road to the Ritsa.
Polygonia C-album album ?


Melitaea caucasogenita Verity, 1930 ?

Can you tell me this is Caradrina clavipalpis? Orenburg na svet razmakh 29mm 19.09.2015

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Is this Caradrina albina?Orenburg, na svet, 28mm span,4.09.2016

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Hoplodrina octagenaria?Orenburg, na svet, 30mm span, 3.08.2016

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