Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

tell me Abkhazia 07.2017.The road to the Ritsa.

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

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

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

Please help me identify moths from Kunashir.

21.07.2017, Ufa, Balcony, on the light.
Please check it out.

Please help me figure it out.
9. Amphipyra livida? 03.09.2016 Pskov region, Pustoshka. If this is it, then consider it a stray or local one, otherwise it is not listed in the Sineva catalog for the 4th region?

It is determined by the size. And on the rear fenders. Read here, it may help:
http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtop...31#entry1117631
http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtop...dpost&p=1583280

Please help me figure it out.

Thanks!
The lower wings are shaped like A. livida, but the size is only 39-40 mm. Plus, it is very confusing that I did not find anywhere in the literature either A. tetra or A. livida for the north-western region.

1-yes
2-you need to cook, all 4 species that live in your region are very variable and similar.
3-4-yes
5-6 - both psi, there are differences, all three types, you forgot Acronicta cuspis, (you also have it) can be distinguished.
7-8-yes
9-Amphipyra livida is not tetra, consider yourself lucky

It's clear. Thank you so much! A. cuspis really didn't catch up.
Oh, somehow it is necessary to get to the cooking, and then the plus is still half a box will not be Melitaea athalia / aurelia

Thanks!
The lower wings are shaped like A. livida, but the size is only 39-40 mm. Plus, it is very confusing that I did not find anywhere in the literature either A. tetra or A. livida for the north-western region.

7-I think here you are in a hurry, look into her brown eyes and it becomes clear that this is not Apamea.

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

Isn't it superstes?

7-I think here you are in a hurry, look into her brown eyes and it becomes clear that this is not Apamea.

In octagenaria, the curved bold line running on the upper wings from the reniform spot is dark and saturated, the general background of the upper wings is darker than in superstes, in superstes the dot pattern of the wing surface is pale, the dots are evenly scattered over the entire wing surface with the highest concentration in the figure, in octagenaria there is a dot filling only along the main pattern and the lower wings have a weak golden hue. The photo shows that the dots are not scattered over the entire wing and the line is not pale, nothing can be said about the shade of the lower wings, all the wavy lines stand out clearly. I preferred H. octagenaria. Although you can cook it for accuracy, there is definitely nothing that will overlap by species.

Hello! First of all, I doubt it with arguses. Thank you in advance

I didn't even know about the eyes. I'll pay attention now. Thanks!

The eyes don't play any role, and your butterfly doesn't even have them visible) A visual cue to pay more attention

Somehow I still knew that for Hadeninae (or Hadenini in modern terms) one of the good signs is the hairs sticking out of the eyes(at least for ours ) or is this no longer the case?.

The first pair is Plebeius subsolanus, the second is argyrognomon. According to the lower female, anything can happen...

The first pair is Plebeius subsolanus, the second is argyrognomon. According to the lower female, anything can happen...

The upper one is argus,
the lower female is Amanda.

Will it be determined ? Found it in the bathroom at home today. Moscow.

Help me determine it.
Belarus. Minsk region.

I would really appreciate a hint on this Maculinia.
Primorskiy kr., Khasansky district, Zanadvorovka. 30.07.2004

I would really appreciate a hint on this Maculinia.
Primorskiy kr., Khasansky district, Zanadvorovka. 30.07.2004

M. teleius, here it is good to compare:
http://motyli.wz.cz/nymphal/lycaenid/phengaris.htm

Maculinea teleius subspecies I don't remember now, I can take a look later.

Thank you, Andrey.
I get a female Phengaris teleius euphemia (Staudinger, 1887)