Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

Trying.
O. captiosanus?
Gypsonoma attrita Falkovitsh, 1965? 27.07.2018, Sakhalin. The area is not small, but I can't find a picture.

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Help me determine it. You are welcome.
Belarus. Minsk region 02. 07. 2018

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Good evening! Please tell me, is this Amata phegea? Chisinau neighborhood, June 23 and 24, 2017. Thank you in advance!

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yes, this is fegey

Help me determine it. You are welcome.
Belarus. Minsk region 02. 07. 2018

Thymelicus lineola, male

What answer do you want? You were answered once. You doubt, you will be answered again, you will doubt again. Vlad can't make a mistake in such a group. You were given the correct answer.

I just wanted a second confirmation and that was it. I doubted it, because L. monacha has a gray shape, and there are a lot of pines around. Now all doubts have disappeared. Thank you all!

Please help me with the cucumbers.

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I can't figure out: Xestia ditrapezium or X. triangulum? Help who can, please.
Krasnoyarsk region. All arrived at the light in late June or early July.

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Please help me with the cucumbers.

From Gelendzhik - C. absinthii
Astrakhan, in my opinion - C. umbratica. We'll wait to see what the specialists have to say.

This post was edited by MIV-12/17/2018 22: 21

Please help me with the cucumbers.

Kukuli can't be identified from such photos. , and make timid assumptions
Where there are three from Akhtubinsk, if there were normal photos and the size is also indicated, then it would be possible to determine, and so a timid assumption that this is all Cucullia dracunculi

Please help me with the cucumbers.

I agree with Alexander, the first three are Cucullia dracunculi
the last Cucullia xeranthemi

I can't figure out: Xestia ditrapezium or X. triangulum? Help who can, please.
Krasnoyarsk region. All arrived at the light in late June or early July.

It seems to be 1 and 3 Xestia ditrapezium, 2-X. triangulum

Tell me this Mompha (Mompha) ochraceella (Curtis, 1839)? Ocd. Stavropol 05-07. 2018
L-15 mm

Trying.
O. captiosanus?
Gypsonoma attrita Falkovitsh, 1965? 27.07.2018, Sakhalin. The area is not small, but I can't find a picture.

The upper one is yes, I found the lower one in a black-and-white book, it also seems to be there, there are really no images and photos yet.

I can't figure out: Xestia ditrapezium or X. triangulum? Help who can, please.
Krasnoyarsk region. All arrived at the light in late June or early July.
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1 и 2 Xestia triangulum
3 - Xestia ditrapezium

1 and 2 Xestia triangulum
3-Xestia ditrapezium

I still don't fully understand how they differ . In X. triangulum, it seems, the Back. kr. are completely darkened, and the Front. kr. is lighter.
Sorry to intrude. Have you identified these correctly?
(I don't have any skills in preparing genitals)

1. Xestia ditrapezium


2. Xestia ditrapezium


3. Xestia triangulum


This post was edited by MIV-18.12.2018 18: 35

Please help me with the definition. Butterflies from exhibitions..The original habitat is unknown..

1) P. memnon ssp Lowii (formerly called P. lowii ) Philippines
2) P. polytes from the Philippines male!!! they don't have tails there, unlike Ty .Vietnam, female with completely different white spots on the hind wings
3) H. bolina
4) Doleschallia bisaltide
Polytes with memnon, perhaps the most common sailboats in Juvasia, they can only compete with Demoleus, which was caught even in the Dominican Republic.
The last two species-bolina and bisaltide-are very common in South Asia, I caught them in Tae, Vietnam, and Bali.
In Phuket, bolin is bred in the butterfly garden.

1) P. memnon ssp Lowii (formerly called P. lowii ) Philippines
2) P. polytes from the Philippines male!!! they don't have tails there, unlike Ty .Vietnam, female with completely different white spots on the hind wings
3) H. bolina
4) Doleschallia bisaltide
Polytes with memnon, perhaps the most common sailboats in Juvasia, they can only compete with Demoleus, which was caught even in the Dominican Republic.
The last two species-bolina and bisaltide-are very common in South Asia, I caught them in Tae, Vietnam, and Bali.
In Phuket, bolin is bred in the butterfly garden.

I totally agree with Papilio memnon s. sp. lowii !

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I totally agree with Papilio memnon s. sp. lowii !

My polites.
In female polites, even a small tail and red holes are clearly expressed. I believe it's a male

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I still don't fully understand how they differ . In X. triangulum, it seems, the Back. kr. are completely darkened, and the Front. kr. is lighter.
Sorry to intrude. Have you identified these correctly?
(I don't know how to prepare genitals)
1. Xestia ditrapezium
2. Xestia ditrapezium
3. Xestia triangulum

That's right, look at the width of the upper wings, the triangulum is wider.
There are also different scales on top of the chest. Well, the fresh ones have different colors.

Hello! Please tell me, is this Vanessa cardui? Chisinau neighborhood, July 2, 2017. Thank you in advance!

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Hello! Please tell me, is this Vanessa cardui? Chisinau neighborhood, July 2, 2017. Thank you in advance!

Polygonia c-album

Good evening!
I identified the lower leaflet. On the other hand, big doubts: is this a variation or a different kind? Sakhalin, fishing dates are close-the end of July.

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My polites.
In female polites, even a small tail and red holes are clearly expressed. I believe it's a male

Dear friendsAlex (and NicoSander)! You have touched upon the variability and mimicry of the P. polytes group, to which several works are devoted.
https://www.jstor.org/stable/2417203?seq=1#...an_tab_contents
http://biodiversitylab.org/papilio-polytes
https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Mimetic..._fig2_277589797
At the esteemed D.Alex a good selection of P. polytes, but exactly the one that NicoSander posted is not there. I do not insist 100% that this is a female Papilio polytes alphenor fem. f. cyrus, but with a high degree of probability-this is it.
The esteemed NicoSander will have to look at her (his) belly or send her to a place where they can do it. Once again I send the posm. work http://biodiversitylab.org/papilio-polytes "RESEARCH: MOLECULAR GENETICS OF MIMICRY IN THE PAPILIO POLYTES BUTTERFLY" 2017 г.
As I already wrote, NicoSander was lucky with the posted copies.

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Can you help me with a metal cup? MO, June.
A. pulchrina, A. jota?

These did not find all the ROC Stavropol on light 05-07. 2018
1. L - 17 mm

2. L-16mm

3. L - 15mm

4. L - 16mm

These did not find all the ROC Stavropol on light 05-07. 2018
1. L - 17mm
2. L-16mm
3. L - 15mm
4. L - 16mm

1. Luquetia lobella
2. Phtheochroa cf. pulvillana
3. I don't know this one, I don't even understand the family.
4. Aethes cf. williana

Can you help me with a metal cup? MO, June.
A. pulchrina, A. jota?

More like Autographa pulchrina than A. jota. Forewings with a violet-brown tint ( olive-green in jota) and more mottled than in jota, the reniform spot is less blurred, the edges are more contrasting and the tooth of the outer transverse line protrudes into the middle of the field weaker (shorter) than in jota. There is also Autographa buraetica, which is not found in your region, and this one can also be difficult to distinguish from both of the above.

This post was edited by vidjl - 22.12.2018 16: 05

Good evening!
I identified the lower leaflet. On the other hand, big doubts: is this a variation or a different kind? Sakhalin, fishing dates are close-the end of July.

The lower one yes, the upper one is more complicated, a little similar to Epinotia trigonella, you also have it, but I'm not sure if it's a variation, most likely something else.

These did not find all the ROC Stavropol on light 05-07. 2018

 
3.I don't know this one, I don't even understand the family.

There is an assumption that this is Denisia sp.

Is it Lasiommata maera (Linnaeus, 1758)? Moscow region, 20.06.1987, on a meadow in a birch grove.

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Is it Lasiommata petrovitana (Fabricius, 1787)? Orenburg region, 13.06, 1998, in a mixed forest on a clearing.

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And this one?Orenburg region, on a rocky mountainside, 11.06.2016

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And this one?Orenburg region, on a rocky mountainside, 11.06.2016

All three of them - http://babochki-kavkaza.ru/index.php/satyr...mata-maera.html

Hoplodrina blanda?
All M. O., Topoliny
1 31.07.2015

2 1.07.2013

3 28.07.2018

Hoplodrina blanda?
All M. O., Poplar
1 31.07.2015
2 1.07.2013
3 28.07.2018

All three blanda.

All three are blanda.

Here sometimes with non-spread copies. in the hands of these do not immediately understand, so I have a slightly different opinion, maybe I'm wrong,
1-no questions
2-most likely, but for 100% spread
3 - most likely octogenaria, to remove the question spread

This post was edited by svm2 - 23.12.2018 17: 40

Here sometimes with non-spread copies. in the hands of these do not immediately understand, so I have a slightly different opinion, maybe I'm wrong,
1-no questions
2-most likely, but for 100% spread
3 - most likely octogenaria, to remove the question spread

What is the defining feature for distinguishing blanda from ambigua?
By the way, I agree with the third one.

Well, with ambigua, I think, there were no questions at all, the most masovaya we have from May to the end of September, two generations, and this year at the end of October more than a dozen in the evening to light, the third generation or something. Pure white shining hindwings, narrower triangular forewings without a transverse band in the middle, relatively large spots. I have never had any questions with ambigua , but you can also watch mustache blanda-finely serrate-ciliate, ambigua - fasciculate

I would like to hear the opinion of experts about 2 scoops.
Both are defined as Xestia tecta, although they are not very similar to each other .
The first, like, with Zap. Sayan (Ergaki), but definitely from the south of Siberia.
The second, exactly, is from the Norilsk region, ROC. Talnakh. 13.07.02.

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