Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

Why not Clepsis pallidana? July is a bit late for Aphelia.

in Noctuinae, see.

Help with the definition.Caught in the light in the Orenburg region on 7.07.2018.The wingspan is 11 mm,the head is round,the labial palps are bent back.

In my opinion, the pallidana pattern on the front wings is not suitable in this case.What do you think?

Then only one option remains the shabby Sineugraphe exusta

Tell me this Lamoria anella (Denis & Schiffermuller, 1775)? Caught in the light in the Orenburg region on 18.06.2018.

Help with the definition.Orenburg region 15.09.2018 to light. The span is 18mm.

or is it just plain Plutella xylostella ?

Help me determine it.Caught at the end of September in the Orenburg region in the light.

Of course, I may be wrong after all, Euxoa ,but first of all, it does not belong to the tritici aquilina group(maybe something has changed now and I do not know), and the end of September is a little late for it.
I would look at christophi/emolliens for both

Of course, I may be wrong after all, Euxoa, but first of all, it does not belong to the tritici aquilina group(maybe something has changed now and I do not know), and the end of September is a little late for it.
I would look at christophi/emolliens for both

I have such people from the Orenburg region identified as christophi

Vasily you are right, there is no change, E. aquilina I probably wrote down to the heap in tritici   Of course, all the dubious Euxoa is better to cook, and so not exactly everything turns out, and the second one is also similar to E. christophi, maybe it is the first one, but it still pulls on eruta in appearance, as I see it (it is necessary to cook!), and in September there is a second generation of it in the southern regions..

... Euxoa is better cooked... (it is necessary to cook!)... also need a gene analysis...

Good hour.
It may be possible to identify an overseas butterfly
Turkey, Manavgat/Alanya, in the ROC. Kizilota, bus stop.
36.703053, 31.580005

The fact that Euxoa is a dark forest, I agree, and cooking does not always help, I refer to eruta-I do not agree, too fluffy whiskers, skkoree are the same as the second one , just the flattened plane of the antennae does not always coincide with the plane of the wings when drying. Solid colors like emolliens mats, but I might be wrong

And often helps?

Thank you for the high-quality definition of my moths! I'm     already with them..."
A few more copies taken at home and on expeditions:

Middle Urals, early July.
Help me determine it.

 
It is in the definition for Euxoa, 95% gives the result of genital analysis, of course there are many closely related species, which even cook, even eat =), but there is no result, everything is difficult there at all.

In the most common species, such as the tritici, aquilina, and obelisca groups, at least in my region, the genitals will not help to quantify about 95% of the specimens. A large range of intraspecific variability with many forms, as a result of which there are no key features and you can define the species as you want. The option with differences in whiskers for many species is more reliable, although I agree that in some I don't even know what will help at all.

In the most common species, such as the tritici, aquilina, and obelisca groups, at least in my region, the genitals will not help to quantify about 95% of the specimens. A large range of intraspecific variability with many forms, as a result of which there are no key features and you can define the species as you want. The option with differences in whiskers for many species is more reliable, although I agree that in some I don't even know what will help at all.

Good hour.
It may be possible to identify an overseas butterfly
Turkey, Manavgat/Alanya, in the ROC. Kizilota, bus stop.
36.703053, 31.580005

  
1. Mountain Crimea, mid-July, on the ground.
2. Volgograd, mid-May. I think it's on mullein or some similar plant.