Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

Thanks again for your help, but there are nuances. The following species are not listed in the Catalog edited by Sinev (2008):
6. Euxoa enixa (Püngeler, 1906)
8. Rhyacia ignobilis (Staudinger, 1888) = Agrotis ignobilis
10. Charissa difficilis (Alphéraky, 1883)
11. Cacoecia strigana (Hubner, 1869) is also missing, but has already been found (not without your help hints based on the Russian name)). This is now Clepsis pallidana (Fabricius, 1776)

And what are the works of Kozhanchikov and Filipyev at the beginning of the 20th century, in which regions?

And what are the works of Kozhanchikov and Filipyev at the beginning of the 20th century, in which regions?

All works on the Minusinsk (at that time) province. Now it is the South.Krasnoyarsk Territory.According to the Catalog, ed.Sineva is region 22 (South of Krasnoyarsk Krai and Khakassia). If it is about these authors, then the works from 1923 to 1928 inclusive. In order not to flood here, I can write in more detail in the personal account.

All works on the Minusinsk (at that time) province. Now it is the South.Krasnoyarsk Territory.According to the Catalog, ed.Sineva is region 22 (South of Krasnoyarsk Krai and Khakassia). If it is about these authors, then the works from 1923 to 1928 inclusive. In order not to flood here, I can write in more detail in the personal account.

Well, I won't refuse, write to me. This region, and the whole of Siberia and the Arctic in general, is very interesting, my region is 20.

What subspecies of swallowtail lives in Turkey (Kemer)?

Well, Nycteola kuldzhana, for the Ryazan region is not exactly given, and it should not be there, there are no biotopes. It is advisable to make links to the photos that you post, so that their authorship is not attributed to you.
http://www.lepiforum.de/lepiwiki.pl?Nycteola_Kuldzhana
The wing shape is one of the diagnostic features of a number of species of the genus Nycteola.

Yes, my copy has a stroke - I noted this before the entire discussion, but I didn't attach much importance to it. Of all my Ryazan specimens, the ones I identified as Nycteola svecicus also have such a stroke - at least, the non-flown specimens have exactly the same pattern as here: http://www.lepiforum.de/lepiwiki.pl?Nycteola_Svecicus
Although there is no such species in the list of nolids of the Ryazan region, this is not at all a reason to believe that we do not have them.

This post was edited by aleko - 27.02.2019 18: 39

Well, svecicus may well be there, although N E gives a fairly small range, but despite this, it is quite widely distributed in Ukraine(by the way, all the specimens are found in Ukraine). on lepiforum from my collection and kuldzhana too).
Kuldzhana means sands and steppes. In Ukraine, it is very rare, after 30-x 2005, it was found in the Luhansk region and last year 4ex. in the sands of Hersoschin

What subspecies of swallowtail lives in Turkey (Kemer)?

Papilio machaon syriacus (Verity, 1908)

Papilio machaon syriacus (Verity, 1908)

Which year is still the right one?

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Papilio machaon syriacus (Verity, 1908)

At Hasselbart's like this

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At Hasselbart's like this

Clearly, the authorship of Verity has gone into synonyms.
And I somewhere have us on Forum took here is this:

Subspecies

* P. m. aliaska Scudder, 1869. Chukotka-Alaska
* P. m. archias Fruhstorfer, 1907. South of Ts.
P. M. baijangensis Huang & Murayama, China, 1992. Ketmen.
* P. m. bairdii Edwards, 1866. Nevada-Arizona-California
* P. M. brucei Edwards, 1893. Colorado
* P. m. centralis Staudinger, 1886. Turan-Alai-Z.Pamir
* P. m. chinensis Verity, 1905. Sichuan
* P. m. gorganus Fruhstorfer, 1922.Europe-Caucasus-Ural
* P. m. hudsonianus Clark, 1932. Canada
* P. m. kamtschadalus Alphéraky, 1897. Kamchatka Peninsula
* P. m. kiyonobu Morita, 1997. Tibet
* P. M. kunkalaschani Eller, 1939.Sichuan
* P. m. ladakensis Moore, 1884.Pamir
* P. m. lapponica Verity, 1911. C. Europe
* P. m. machaon Linnaeus, 1758. C.Europe
* P. m. mauretanica Verity, 1905. C. Africa
* P. m. montanus Alphéraky, 1897. NW. China
* P. m. muetingi Seyer, 1976. Yemen
* P. m. oregonius Edwards, 1876.Canada-Idoho
* P. m. oreinus Sheljuzhko, 1919. Tien Shan
* P. m. orientis Verity, 1911. Altai-Amur
Region * P. m. sachalinensis Matsumura, 1911.Sakhalin
* P. M. schapiroi Seyer, 1976.Ussuri-V. China-Korea
* P. m. septentrionalis Verity, 1911. Kuril Islands
* P. m. sikkimensis Moore, 1884.Tibet
* P. M. suroia Tytler, 1939. p.India
* P. m. sylvinus, Hemming. Ts.China
* P. m. syriacus Verity, 1908. Transcaucasia-Turkey-Palestine
* P. M. taliensis Eller, 1939. p.Yunnan
* P. m. ussuriensis Sheljuzhko, 1910.Priamurye - S. and Ts.Ussuri region
* P. m. verityi Fruhstorfer, 1907.China-Burma-Vietnam
* P. M. weidenhofferi Seyer, 1976. Kopet-Dagh-Iran-Afghanistan-Pakistan

Clearly, the authorship of Verity has gone into synonyms.
And I somewhere have us on Forum took here is this:

Subspecies

* P. m. aliaska Scudder, 1869. Chukotka-Alaska
....

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Papilio_machaon

  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Papilio_machaon

I see, but I'm from here:
http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=84496&st=100

Cirrhia gilvago or C. ocellaris? It was lying dried up from the summer on the balcony. (Krasnoyarsk)

Cirrhia gilvago or C. ocellaris? It was lying dried up from the summer on the balcony. (Krasnoyarsk)

Xanthia (Cirrhia) ocellaris

This post was edited by vidjl - 02.03.2019 22: 41

Hello! Here are a number of old, probably invalid" names " from the works of Kozhanchikov and Filipyev of the early 20th century, which I have not yet been able to convert into normal and modern ones:

Anchausta exprimata (Stgr)

Anchausta exprimata (Stgr) = Dasypolia exprimata (Staudinger, 1896), however, it does not seem to be given for Russia either.

Please check that the definition is correct

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there are a number of questions about the Zaalaysky ridge, here is No. 1
owl under 4.5 cm span


This post was edited by AGG - 07.03.2019 21: 47

It might as well be a moth.

photo of course seams, but...
fat owl. especially the characteristic color, I do not think that such crowds swarming
further will be more interesting

This post was edited by AGG-07.03.2019 22: 37

Microloxia genus of spans is very suitable, I don't know just what is there from it.

possible Isochlora sp.?

Microloxia genus of spans is very suitable, I don't know just what is there from it.

not even close, from the word "at all"

possibly Isochlora sp.?

I respect you!!!!!!!
it seems that some work came out on the scoops of those places, maybe someone has

Good afternoon. Tell me, please, before gender. In honor of the holiday. I can't figure it out myself. Upper 27.07.2018, lower-06.08.2018, Sakhalin.

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not even close, from the word "in general"
respect!!!!!!!  
it seems that some work came out on the scoops of those places, maybe someone has

http://www.lepiforum.de/lepiwiki.pl?Isochlora_Maxima

Please check that the definition is correct

Like everything is verno

  http://www.lepiforum.de/lepiwiki.pl?Isochlora_Maxima

The first time it was drawn in 1975, when I was still a little boy, my mother bought this set of postcards "Butterflies" - issue 2.

14. Green Kyrgyz shovel (Isochlora maxima Stgr.)
The wingspan is 4.6-4.8 cm. This beautiful species belongs to the moth-toothed butterflies of the scoop family. Like other species of this genus, it is widespread in Central and Central Asia, in Kyrgyzstan and in neighboring countries. The butterfly flies high in the mountains, its biology is still almost unknown.

This post was edited by vidjl-08.03.2019 16: 16

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Good afternoon. Tell me, please, before gender. In honor of the holiday. I can't figure it out myself. Upper 27.07.2018, lower-06.08.2018, Sakhalin.

At the top, it looks like something from the genus Celypha, at the bottom it looks like both are different, what is higher is similar to the genus Olethreutes, and the lower one too.

This post was edited by vidjl-08.03.2019 16: 46

At the top, it looks like something from the genus Celypha, at the bottom it looks like both are different, what is higher is similar to the genus Olethreutes, and the lower one too.

With the lower ones, I hurried, it's worth looking at what you have flying from the genus Eucosma, I'll think it's them.

With the lower ones, I hurried, it's worth looking at what you have flying from the genus Eucosma, I'll think it's them.

Eucosma looked through the whole thing even earlier, but didn't stop at anything. Interesting gender.

Today Stavropol Eriogaster lanestris (LINNAEUS, 1758) was born?

On. Congratulations. Very good find. For Ciscaucasia in general super rare.

On. Congratulations. Very good find. For Ciscaucasia in general super rare.

Thank you whole 3 pieces arrived today

Today Stavropol Eriogaster lanestris (LINNAEUS, 1758) was born?

Maybe it's better to put it in "Reports on trips and expeditions"? Straight envy white beret!!! We'll miss the light bulbs for another month . And my hands are itching....

This post was edited by major65-09.03.2019 20: 56

Maybe it's better to put it in "Reports on trips and expeditions"? Straight envy white beret!!! We'll miss the light bulbs for another month . And my hands are itching....

Tomorrow in the Caucasus I will post a report for the month

Thank you whole 3 pieces arrived today

And where in Stavropol, if not a secret? Me point slap =)

And where in Stavropol, if not a secret? I want to slap the point =)

It's no secret sirThe Tatar woman is in my garden.During the night, 2 more arrived

This post was edited by maik - 10.03.2019 06: 56

We'll miss the light bulbs for another month . And my hands are itching....

Passing through, in a birch kolka, near Biysk, during the day at a temperature of +5, I found three Agonopterix arenella crawling out from under the bark to bask in the sun, And around the snowdrifts waist-deep.

Sorry for the repetitions, but suddenly there are new ones here and they will be able to determine)

9, 10, 11, 12-Saratov region, Engelsky district, August
13-Saratov region, Engelsky district, September
15, 17-Saratov region, Engelsky district, July
18-Saratov region, Engelsky District, June
19, 20 - Saratov region, Engelsky District District, May
22, 23-Vietnam, Nha Trang, March

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Sorry for the repetitions, but suddenly there are new ones here and they will be able to determine)

9, 10, 11, 12-Saratov region, Engelsky district, August
13-Saratov region, Engelsky district, September
15, 17-Saratov region, Engelsky district, July
18-Saratov region, Engelsky District, June
19, 20 - Saratov region, Engelsky District District, May
22, 23-Vietnam, Nha Trang, March

9-It looks like Diachrysia chrysitis
11-Emmelina monodactyla
13-Ethmia candidella

This post was edited by WesternDragon - 12.03.2019 21: 34

Can anyone identify pyadenits from Krasnoyarsk?

1. Size kr. - 26 mm-Okr. Krasnoyarsk, forest-steppe. 21.07.18


2. Size kr. - 22 mm-Okr. Krasnoyarsk, forest-steppe. 16.06.18