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23.04.2008 0:15, okoem

but plebeius is still argus: the border of idas near Moscow is even thinner, in addition, idas in MO is local and quite rare - and the photo is directly from Moscow (where no one caught idas for a hundred years).

Well, then it means all the same argus.

23.04.2008 6:42, Guest

Oh, don't get lost in that million pigeons... So:
IMHO, 2 and 3 are P. amanda. Veins are darkly whitened. As far as I know, this is typical for Amanda, but not for Icarus. The "3" also has a noticeable darkening in the apexes of the wing feathers.

3-maybe even Amanda. But here's 2 - I'm 100% sure that icarus.

23.04.2008 6:43, Ekos

3-maybe even Amanda. But here is 2 - I am 100% sure that Icarus.

It was me

23.04.2008 7:09, Andylog

3-maybe even Amanda. But here is 2 - I am 100% sure that Icarus.

2-Icarus,
3-amanda

23.04.2008 8:08, gumenuk

Thank you all very much. But, to be honest, they completely confused me

It would be nice, of course, to indicate the numbers that are under each photo - then it is easier to understand.

23.04.2008 8:12, gumenuk

Ognevki near Moscow ( 1 )

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23.04.2008 10:27, Jajachik

A007746.jpg — (190.39k) Dichomeris limosella

A009885.jpg — (188.26k) Cataclysta lemnata f.

DSC00057.jpg — (121.76k) Chrysoteuchia culmella

DSC000451.jpg — (99.89k) Chrysoteuchia culmella

DSC01052.jpg — (130.41k) Euzophera fuliginosella

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23.04.2008 10:47, okoem

It would be nice, of course, to indicate the numbers that are under each photo - then it is easier to understand.

When quoting, the link to the original message is saved (arrow in the box). You can click and see what it's about.

23.04.2008 10:48, Jajachik

Taken in July, Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan (8)

Privet! Malenkie utotchnenija:

1, 2-possibly broken Eudemis porphyrana / profundana - >
Endothenia quadrimaculana (Haworth, 1811)

3 - Notocelia aquana = da, no validnoe imja Notocelia roborana (D. & S., 1775)
4 - Aphelia ?paleana = A. paleana / unitana OK!
5 - Nyctegretis lineana (Pyralidae) OK!

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23.04.2008 10:52, Jajachik

1 - Exaeretia allisella (Depressariidae)
2 - Eudemis porphyrana

1 - Exaeretia allisella (Depressariidae)
2 - Eudemis porphyrana --> Epinotia maculana

23.04.2008 11:00, okoem

3-maybe even Amanda. But here is 2 - I am 100% sure that Icarus.

Maybe Icarus, but I don't know the color features of butterflies near Moscow

. However, in the Crimea, Amanda without a dark border is a common thing -
http://babochki-kryma.narod.ru/1_Lycaenida...0604-171204.jpg

23.04.2008 11:03, Jajachik

Taken in August, Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan (12)

1 - Eucosma ?hohenwarthiana -> E. hohenwarthiana/fulvana
E. hohenwarthiana -> v tsvetkah Centaurea jacea
E. fulvana -> v tsvetkah Centaurea scabiosa

2 - Acleris holmiana
3 - Epinotia brunnichana -> E. solandriana!
4 - very broken leaf wrapper-Da

5 - Depressaria sp. (Depressariidae) -> D. depressana

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23.04.2008 11:17, Jajachik

Taken in August, Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan (13)

1 - Apotomis ?betuletana - Da!
2, 4 - Epinotia brunnichana -> 2: E. maculana i 4: Endothenia quadrimaculana
3 - Pandemis ?cerasana -> Aleimma loeflingianum
5 - Syricoris lacunana - Da!

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23.04.2008 11:24, Jajachik

Dear colleagues, please help me determine who is who.

At 0440, I can't figure out if this is one view with such color variability or if there is still-orbona, -interposita or-comes

In 0443 (upper) - Parastichtis obscura f. remissa ???

In 0445 and 0446 - one view-pronuba ???

Thank you in advance

Everything is prepared in the Kiev region, the village of Kazin.

DSC_0440.JPG — (137.25k) -> 5 exx. N. interposita!

DSC_0441.JPG — (221.8k) ->
1. Apterogenum (=Sidemia, =Parastichtis) ypsillon (=fissipuncta)
2. Apamea crenata
3. Apamea furva
4. Hada plebeja (=nana)

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23.04.2008 11:30, Jajachik

Taken in August, Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan (14)

2 - Dichrorampha ?vancouverana (=gueneeana) -> Lathronympha strigana f.
3 - Epinotia brunnichana -> Endothenia quadrimaculana
4 - ?Agonopterix heracliana Not sure. (Depressariidae)
-> Agonopterix liturosa

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23.04.2008 11:34, Jajachik

Taken in August, Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan (15)

4 - ?Epinotia brunnichana. Badly broken. -> Cnephasia stephensiana

6 - Eudemis porphyrana

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23.04.2008 11:39, Jajachik

Taken in August-September, Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan (17)

3 Acleris aspersana
5 Enarmonia formosana

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23.04.2008 11:45, svm2

to Musson_max -orbona, -interposita? OKOEM's website has a scan of Klyuchko's article for identifying twin scoops
http://babochki-kryma.narod.ru/files/lib/vzoo1980_4/20.gif
http://babochki-kryma.narod.ru/files/lib/vzoo1980_4/21.gif

Vsemoi from near Kiev is also an interposita

This post was edited by svm2 - 04/23/2008 11: 51

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23.04.2008 11:51, Jajachik

Taken in August-September, Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan (18)

1 - Zophodia grossulariella (Pyralidae)
2-Epinotia sp., some indistinct form. eta E. nisella!
3, 5 - Syricoris lacunana
4 - Anthophila fabriciana (Choreutidae)
6 - Acleris emargana

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23.04.2008 11:55, Jajachik

Taken in August-September, Moscow region, Ramenskiy district, Khripan (20)
This is the last one for today.

1, 2-Celypha striana
3-Epinotia brunnichana
4-I can't say. -> Epinotia trigonella
5 - Apotomis capreana

6 - Apotomis ?betuletana - Da!

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23.04.2008 12:09, Jajachik

What kind of flyer is this? From the genus Acleris apparently ...
Omsk, April 13, 2008, born.
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there are two possibilities:

Acleris lacordairana -> Ulmus spp.
Acleris obtusana -> Populus tremula, boreal lesnoj vid...

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23.04.2008 12:57, gumenuk

Ognevki near Moscow ( 2 )

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23.04.2008 13:58, Guest

Guys!
A few more flyers, all taken in the Poltava region, May-June:
user posted image

This one is similar to Ptycholoma lecheana L.

user posted image

And this looks like a moth: Nemaxera betulinella Paykull?

23.04.2008 14:28, Zed

Hello,

1-can Aricia eumedon ?

It doesn't look like eumedon - in my opinion, just like semiargus.

Zdravko
http://www.butterfliesofbulgaria.com/

23.04.2008 14:54, Vlad Proklov

Privet! Malenkie utotchnenija:
[...]
3 - Notocelia aquana = da, no validnoe imja Notocelia roborana (D. & S., 1775)
[...]

First of all, thank you for the corrections and clarifications! It's a pity that the profile is not filled out-I don't know who I'm talking to, although it's clear that I'm talking to a knowledgeable person

But why is the valid name roborana, and not aquana?
Razuvsky uses the second one in the two-volume book, since the first one was published without a description.

This post was edited by kotbegemot - 04/23/2008 14: 55

23.04.2008 15:05, Vlad Proklov

Guys!
A few more flyers, all taken in the Poltava region, May-June:

>>This one is similar to Ptycholoma lecheana L.
It is there.
>>And this looks like a moth: Nemaxera betulinella Paykull?
Aha

The rest:
1-like, aethes margarotana
2-Syndemis musculana, it seems
3-Zeiraphera isertana (?)

23.04.2008 15:23, Vlad Proklov

Ognevki near Moscow ( 2 )

1 - Dioryctria ?sylvestrella
2-like, Conobathra tumidana
3, 4 - no idea. M. b. Ortholepis betulae.

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23.04.2008 16:18, Jajachik

1 -12.05.06, 01.05.07
2 - 28.06.06
3 - 10.VII, 08. ViI
4-23.05.07 on elderberry grassy
5,6-12.05.07, to light
7-Cilix glaucata?
Everything is local (middle part of Moldova)

Ripper:
3.1. E. lurideolum
3.2. E. complanum

23.04.2008 16:18, Guest

kotbegemot
Thank you very much!
I'm starting to "bring to mind"!

23.04.2008 17:37, gumenuk

Ognevki near Moscow ( 3 )

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23.04.2008 17:49, Vlad Proklov

Ognevki near Moscow ( 3 )

1 - something very broken from Phycitinae.
2, 3, 4-Trachycera advenella

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23.04.2008 18:03, gumenuk

Ognevki near Moscow ( 4 )

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23.04.2008 18:12, Vlad Proklov

Ognevki near Moscow ( 4 )

1 - Catoptria falsella
2 - ?Agriphila tristella
3 - Eucosma ?cana (Tortricidae)
4 - Crambus pascuella

23.04.2008 18:18, gumenuk

Ognevki near Moscow ( 5)
1 - from the Black Sea coast (Novorossiysk)

This post was edited by gumenuk - 23.04.2008 18: 20

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23.04.2008 18:40, Vlad Proklov

Ognevki near Moscow ( 5)
1 - from the Black Sea coast (Novorossiysk)

1, 2 - Anania verbascalis
3 - Idaea biselata (Geometridae)
4 - ?Opsibotys fuscalis битая

23.04.2008 18:49, gumenuk

Ognevki near Moscow ( 6 )

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23.04.2008 18:53, Zed

There are a couple of dozen pictures of pigeons that are not identified.
I hope for pomon, Wheezing)och. Shot mostly in the Moscow region (Ramenskiy district

_A010198.jpg -female Plebeius (Aricia) artaxerxes allous. The species independence of allous, as far as I know, has not yet been proven conclusively.

_DSC00906.jpg — Celastrina argiolus

_DSC03325.jpg -as Konung has already identified, Lycaena tityrus.

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23.04.2008 18:58, Zed