Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

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25.03.2019 20:43, MIV

I'll make a few reservations right away

1-I consider them, so to speak, with European baggage
2-without dates somehow not quite good
3-if 1 and 3 have a characteristic appearance, then for such as 2 ,the photo quality is somewhat different, and sometimes even copies. it doesn't work in your hands.
For an example of these

https://www.eje.cz/pdfs/eje/1994/03/12.pdf

Now my assumptions
are 1-sinuosaria
2 - very carefully addictata/thalictrata, but not the fact, maybe there is something else there
3-innotata-gr, most likely innotata

Thank you, Vasily! I was counting on you."
To be honest, I foresaw this result, especially in relation to photos 2 and 3.
I will try not to post any more "junk". It's hard with these Flower Moths.

Here's a slightly better photo. Did I identify them correctly?

1. Eupithecia abietaria? Span kr. 20 mm
Krasnoyarsk (city line), on the light. 21.06.18.
picture: Eupithecia_abietaria.__________._20_______________________________________._21.06.18..jpg

picture: Eupithecia_abietaria.__________._20_______________________________________._21.06.18..jpg

2. Eupithecia icterata? Span kr. 20mm
Okr. Krasnoyarsk, forest-steppe. 10.07.15.
picture: Eupithecia_icterata.__________._20________._______________________._10.07.15..jpg

3. Eupithecia subfuscata?
Ocd. Krasnoyarsk, forest-steppe. 24.06.15.
picture: Eupithecia_subfuscata______._______________________._24.06.15..jpg

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25.03.2019 23:57, Alexandr Zhakov

For many signs of ultima, but something like others looked Blue, and there are only mongoliensis and micacea, I think let it be micacea

Anyone can make a mistake, this is a working moment. We all express our thoughts. There is H. ultima in the southern Urals, which is a little to the north there.

But you again illustrate your post with other people's pictures. If you don't know where you got it, leave it for your personal use. This very good visual and understandable picture on this site was posted by Oleg Pekarsky "barko" for clarity of the differences between these types on page 212 of this topic,
http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtop...ndpost&p=989937
I also used this collage, on lepiforum.de, with a link to the site.
In any case, if you don't use your own material, you need to indicate where it came from. Otherwise it is plagiarism.

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26.03.2019 4:15, vidjl

Anyone can make a mistake, this is a working moment. We all express our thoughts. There is H. ultima in the southern Urals, which is a little to the north there.
But you again illustrate your post with other people's pictures. If you don't know where you got it, leave it for your personal use. This very good visual and understandable picture on this site was posted by Oleg Pekarsky "barko" for clarity of the differences between these types on page 212 of this topic,
http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtop...ndpost&p=989937
I also used this collage, on lepiforum.de, with a link to the site.
In any case, if you don't use your own material, you need to indicate where it came from. Otherwise, it's plagiarism.

Well, you see, you even found a link. You will now follow my pictures, you will indicate links for me after each one,

otherwise I lost them all a long time ago =). We don't have enough attentive employees like you at Roskomnadzor, so please join us.

And if you don't laugh, seriously, then this is just a picture to explain the signs of what kind of plagiarism is here. Such collages can be made very quickly, there are a lot of special programs, but if you have already turned up ready-made, why not use it. I tell you once again, Alexander, I don't pass anything off as my own, I'll let you know if it's mine.

This post was edited by vidjl - 26.03.2019 04: 19

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