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21.06.2018 11:00, akulich-sibiria

here is another Lobesia reliquana or Lobesia virulenta, more inclined to the first option.
The butterfly is broken...
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21.06.2018 13:31, ярослав

Orenburg region,wet meadow,19.06.2018

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21.06.2018 16:51, coriander-lithurgus

Scirpophaga xanthopygata

Thank you Vlad! I'll be honest: I've never seen such a beast before, and we have it for Sowing. It doesn't seem to be marked in the Caucasus yet. Tell me: could it be the more widespread Scirpophaga praelata? Does it have external morphological differences with Scirpophaga xanthopygata?

21.06.2018 18:45, Zum-Graat

Fresh golubyanka. Moscow region, meadow by the river, 21.06. Plebejus argus?
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21.06.2018 19:49, Oleg Nikolsky

Help me deal with the scoops.
1,2 two pictures of one individual, the litter of a pine forest
3,4 two pictures of another individual, the wall of a house
All in the vicinity of Bryansk.
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21.06.2018 19:55, maks.malehornov

Help me deal with the scoops.
1,2 two pictures of one individual, the litter of a pine forest
3,4 two pictures of another individual, the wall of a house
All in the vicinity of Bryansk.
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The first one is like Anaplectoides prasina.

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21.06.2018 21:16, RoPro

Please identify the grass plot. The butterfly hatched at home. Cocoon found at the railway station Vnukovo (Moscow region).

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21.06.2018 21:50, Vlad Proklov

Please identify the grass plot. The butterfly hatched at home. Cocoon found at the railway station Vnukovo (Moscow region).

This is not grassweed, but Ypsolopha parenthesella.

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21.06.2018 21:50, Vlad Proklov

Thank you Vlad! I'll be honest: I've never seen such a beast before, and we have it for Sowing. It doesn't seem to be marked in the Caucasus yet. Tell me: could it be the more widespread Scirpophaga praelata? Does it have external morphological differences with Scirpophaga xanthopygata?

Praelata's ass is not yellow, but white =)

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21.06.2018 23:09, usiaz

Hello! Is it possible to determine the type of butterfly from the image? Is this Coenonympha pamphilus? Or the Genus Maniola?
Thank you in advance for your efforts.
Time and place of shooting: 2016-08-01 15: 18: 00, Sarashi village, Bardymsky District, Perm Krai, Russia.
Tulva upland.
On the bank of the Tulva river, floodplain meadow, mixed grasses.

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21.06.2018 23:25, Vlad Proklov

Hello! Is it possible to determine the type of butterfly from the image? Is this Coenonympha pamphilus? Or the Genus Maniola?
Thank you in advance for your efforts.
Time and place of shooting: 2016-08-01 15: 18: 00, Sarashi village, Bardymsky District, Perm Krai, Russia.
Tulva upland.
On the bank of the Tulva river, floodplain meadow, mixed grasses.

Maniola jurtina

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21.06.2018 23:28, usiaz

Hello! Is it possible to identify the species Lycaenidae sp. based on the image?
Time and place of shooting: 2016-06-14 13: 31: 59, Russia, Perm Krai, Bardymsky district, on arable land withdrawn from agricultural circulation, on a field overgrown with grassy vegetation, along a highway behind a field protection strip. Tulva upland.

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21.06.2018 23:32, usiaz

Hello! Is it possible to identify the species Lycaenidae sp. based on the image?
Time and place of shooting: 2016-06-14 13: 30: 00, Russia, Perm Krai, Bardymsky district, on arable land withdrawn from agricultural circulation, on a field overgrown with grassy vegetation, along a highway behind a field protection strip. Tulva upland.

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21.06.2018 23:37, usiaz

Hello! Is it possible to identify the species Lycaenidae sp. based on the image?
Time and place of shooting: 2016-06-14 13: 24: 00, Russia, Perm Krai, Bardymsky district, on arable land withdrawn from agricultural circulation, on a field overgrown with grassy vegetation, along a highway behind a field protection strip. Tulva upland.

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21.06.2018 23:41, Vlad Proklov

Plebejus argus all three.

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21.06.2018 23:42, Vlad Proklov

Hello! Is it possible to identify the species Lycaenidae sp. based on the image?
Time and place of shooting: 2016-06-14 13: 24: 00, Russia, Perm Krai, Bardymsky district, on arable land withdrawn from agricultural circulation, on a field overgrown with grassy vegetation, along a highway behind a field protection strip. Tulva upland.

And this is Amanda's female.

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22.06.2018 0:30, Andrey Ponomarev

Moscow region, Voynovo gora 16.06.2018
Hadena perplexa?
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22.06.2018 2:47, Елизавета Рысенкова

Tell me micra, please!

Dobryni village, Torzhoksky district, Tver region
20.06.2018
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22.06.2018 3:01, Vlad Proklov

Tell me micra, please!

Tver region, Torzhoksky district, Dobryni village
20.06.2018

Coleophoridae, no further chance!

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22.06.2018 12:39, vidjl

Moscow region, Voynovo gora 16.06.2018
Hadena perplexa?

Yes, fresh, not beaten!

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22.06.2018 13:59, Ilia Ustiantcev

Is this a repainted Choristoneura murinana?

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And this is Coleophora bernoulliella? There don't seem to be any more similar ones.

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22.06.2018 14:55, Андреас

I'm completely confused!

- "These Russians all look alike") - Shot at our KMV 29.07.2006
- sylvanus, or venatus?

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22.06.2018 15:03, Alexandr Zhakov

Ochlodes sylvanus, in Europe Ochlodes venatus is absent, previously these names were confused.

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22.06.2018 17:28, Annapurna

Good afternoon! Please help me define up to a view, if possible.
1.07.2015, Ainagi, Latvia
Herminia sp.?
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22.06.2018 19:09, ярослав

Orenburg region,wet meadow,19.06.2018Ochlodes sylvanus?

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22.06.2018 19:10, ярослав

The reverse side.

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22.06.2018 19:13, ярослав

Orenburg region,wet meadow,19.06.2018

Do you have any thoughts on this photo?Or undetectable?

22.06.2018 21:12, Alexandr Zhakov

Orenburg region,wet meadow,19.06.2018Ochlodes sylvanus?

And what variations can there be?

22.06.2018 21:14, Zum-Graat

Moscow region, June 21-22.

1. Female Plebejus argus?
picture: _________.JPG

2. Melitaea athalia? With these checkers, you can't be sure of the definition...
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22.06.2018 21:36, ярослав

And what variations can there be?

Well, apparently no.

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22.06.2018 22:42, vidjl

Moscow region, June 21-22.
1. Female Plebejus argus?
2. Melitaea athalia? With these checkers, you can't be sure of the definition...

1. - From this angle of shooting, and even from the female, it can be argyrognomon, idas, or argus.
2. - It looks like M. athalia, but to be sure of the definition, you need to conduct a genital analysis.

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22.06.2018 22:46, vidjl

Good afternoon! Please help me define up to a view, if possible.
1.07.2015, Ainagi, Latvia
Herminia sp.?

Herminia tarsicrinalis

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22.06.2018 22:56, Kharkovbut

Moscow region, June 21-22.
1. Female Plebejus argus?

1. - From this angle of shooting, and even from the female, it can be argyrognomon, idas, or argus.

IMHO P. amandus, female.

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22.06.2018 23:31, Андреас

Ochlodes sylvanus, in Europe Ochlodes venatus is absent, previously these names were confused.

I didn't understand. I am located in Asia (south-west of the Stavropol Territory). So , I have both of these types on the CMS? Or do you mean to say that it is definitely Ochlodes sylvanus?

23.06.2018 9:51, Andrey Bezborodkin

I didn't understand. I am located in Asia (south-west of the Stavropol Territory). So , I have both of these types on the CMS? Or do you mean to say that it is definitely Ochlodes sylvanus?

The range of O. venatus species in the territory of the Russian Federation is the Amur region, Primorye, Sakhalin, and the Kuril Islands. In other words, the Far East. You have O. sylvanus.

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23.06.2018 9:54, Alexandr Zhakov

I didn't understand. I am located in Asia (south-west of the Stavropol Territory). So , I have both of these types on the CMS? Or do you mean to say that it is definitely Ochlodes sylvanus?

Well, you learned geography very well at school

. There are a lot of versions for the North Caucasus: Europe or Asia. You also have only one species, Ochlodes sylvanus.
The second one is only on DV https://insecta.pro/taxonomy/23090
Confusion due to the fact that for a long time these names were confused and European butterflies, Caucasian too, were called venatus.
This is described in detail here below, but in German: http://www.lepiforum.de/lepiwiki.pl?Ochlodes_Sylvanus

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23.06.2018 11:08, Zum-Graat

Moscow region, June 21-22.

1) thickets of grass on the river bank.
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2) Mixed forest.
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3) Same as 2.

23.06.2018 13:39, Ilia Ustiantcev

Do I understand correctly that Celypha rosaceana is on top and rufana is on the bottom? Yellow-green spots on the back of the first butterfly-this is apparently an element of the drawing, I saw another one at night. In general, I noticed that with the removal of warm air from the south, Pestovo often throws all sorts of atypical Celypha, or they just climb out only on very warm nights.

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23.06.2018 15:26, usiaz

Hello! Is it possible to determine the type of butterfly from the image?
Western Siberia. Middle Ob region. Nizhnevartovsk district, the neighborhood of Pokachi.
On forest-growing zoning on the border of the north and Middle Taiga subzones. On an elevated position, on a well-drained sandy podzolic soil in a lingonberry-bagulberry pine forest. On the forest floor among shrubs, moss-lichen and herbaceous vegetation.
It is about 1 cm long (without whiskers) and has a wingspan of about 2 cm.

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23.06.2018 15:39, svm2

Jodis putata

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