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Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

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18.01.2020 14:58, Sergey Rybalkin

Please check and ask for help in identifying non-specific species
All collected in September on Kunashir

Are there no specialists in the yard (((

20.01.2020 12:52, Vovan48

I ask for help in determining the moth and the type of mottled bird. Caught in Cambodia Kirirom National Park 26.03.2019 picture: IMG_3177_1_.JPGpicture: IMG_3176_1_.JPG
Caught South Africa KwaZulu-Natal 02.2019picture: IMG_3178_1_.JPG

21.01.2020 12:21, MacrohunterLS

Ciscaucasia, May

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21.01.2020 13:49, Alexandr Zhakov

Ciscaucasia, May

Ostrinia palustralis
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23.01.2020 0:49, cleobis@mail.ru cleobis@mail.ru

I ask for help in determining the moth


Pterothysanus laticilia Walker 1854 Callidulidae
If you try hard, you can unfurl a giant fringe along the inner edge of the hind wings, almost equal in length to the width of the wings themselves. If you still have it, of course. It should be pressed against the back of the rear fenders.

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23.01.2020 22:04, MacrohunterLS

August, Krasnodar Region

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23.01.2020 22:09, vafdog

August, Krasnodar Region

Oncocera semirubella
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24.01.2020 12:19, MacrohunterLS

Ciscaucasia, May. At least to the family

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24.01.2020 12:24, MacrohunterLS

Krasnodar Region, August, on elecampane I see constantly

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24.01.2020 12:31, MacrohunterLS

Ciscaucasia August

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24.01.2020 12:36, ярослав

Orenburg region, in the floodplain of the river,early June2017, span 28mm.What kind of view do you think?

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24.01.2020 13:05, MacrohunterLS

May, ciscaucasia

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24.01.2020 14:00, гук

Orenburg region, in the floodplain of the river,early June2017, span 28mm.What kind of view do you think?

http://babochki-kavkaza.ru/index.php/lycae...che-alexis.html
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24.01.2020 14:16, Alexandr Zhakov

Ciscaucasia, May. At least to the family

Euplocamus anthracinalis, probably, for Russia, nothing else is given. But very strange color and color.

24.01.2020 14:31, MacrohunterLS

Euplocamus anthracinalis, probably, for Russia, nothing else is given. But it's a very strange color and color.

These I came across in the same place, but such

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24.01.2020 14:52, Alexandr Zhakov

These I came across in the same place, but such

There was also such a taxon Euplocamus monetellus Ld., but it was reduced to synonyms for Euplocamus anthracinalis.
Look at the link, it looks like your butterfly:

https://www.pbase.com/jaapschelvis/image/144231320
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24.01.2020 15:09, MacrohunterLS

[quote=Djon,24.01.2020 15:52]

24.01.2020 16:49, cleobis@mail.ru cleobis@mail.ru

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25.01.2020 4:04, Ольга Титова

Please check the definition.

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25.01.2020 14:20, Vovan48

[quote=cleobis, 24.01.2020 17: 49] I [quote=Vovan48,20.01.2020 13:52]ask for help in identifying
Caught South Africa KwaZulu-Natal 02.2019

You know, it looks like an aberrative Agoma from Agaristinae, like Agoma trimenii,
only it has all the light pattern on the forewings reduced. Or is it a form that flies exactly in that place, mimics something..
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Thank you. I thought so too. Moreover, along with this specimen, ordinary Agoma trimenii were caught.

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26.01.2020 9:32, Hyde

Good afternoon!

I would like to post photos of butterflies that were caught mainly in September 2019 in the Ussuriysky Urban District of Primorsky Krai. Basically, these are different order ribbons - the 1st photo is the upper side of the wings, the next photo is the underside of the same butterfly.

Thank you in advance!

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26.01.2020 19:42, cleobis@mail.ru cleobis@mail.ru

Thank you. I thought so too. Moreover, along with this specimen, ordinary Agoma trimenii were caught.

I just wanted to write that it would be good if there were more instances from this point.
I am glad that our assumptions were justified ! Happy aberrant day to you ! beer.gif

30.01.2020 21:55, Vlad Proklov

Today I took a picture on the balcony of pililshchikov and noticed this mikrushka crawling on paper. I thought that filonorikter but it doesn't look like it. The size is about 5-6 mm.

This is Bucculatrix, the only question is which one. m. b. noltei?

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30.01.2020 22:12, Andrey Ponomarev

This is Bucculatrix, the only question is which one. m. b. noltei?

Probably more suitable Bucculatrix humiliella

30.01.2020 22:26, Vlad Proklov

Probably more suitable Bucculatrix humiliella

I agree!

31.01.2020 8:38, Vassa

please help me identify the bear. european part RF

01.02.2020 23:57, MIV

Can someone tell me? I assume: some
kind of Agrochola. Near Krasnoyarsk, forest-steppe. End of August.

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02.02.2020 7:34, Konung

Can someone tell me? I assume: some
kind of Agrochola. Near Krasnoyarsk, forest-steppe. End of August.

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female A. circellaris
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02.02.2020 17:26, Andrey Ponomarev

M. O., platform Tugolesye, caterpillar on broom 2.07.2019, imago 2.02.2020
Acronicta cinerea?
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02.02.2020 18:03, Vlad Proklov

M. O., platform Tugolesye, caterpillar on broom 2.07.2019, imago 2.02.2020
Acronicta cinerea?

Judging by the caterpillar, it's probably A. euphorbiae

02.02.2020 18:10, Andrey Ponomarev

Judging by the caterpillar, it's probably A. euphorbiae

And how do you distinguish between caterpillars?

02.02.2020 18:44, Andrey Ponomarev

Cinerea has a caterpillar on the lepiforum, while euphorbiae has one in the Spool atlas:
https://twitter.com/prof_preobr/status/1223960422849613825

In my opinion, their caterpillars do not differ, according to imago euphorbiae is more contrasting and cinerea is even gray.

02.02.2020 18:53, Vlad Proklov

In Noctuidae Europaeae 11 just the opposite is written: euphorbiae caterpillars have a red stripe, while cinerea does not. And the butterflies there are slightly different.

02.02.2020 21:16, MIV

female A. circellaris


Thank you, Slava!
New view for 22 regions. In the new CATALOG, it is placed in the genus Sunica. By the way: I didn't find it in the alphabetical index of species.

02.02.2020 21:37, MIV

I apologize for the poor condition of the copies-apparently, they were caught on the run.
Maybe someone will have something inspired by these photos (except for the desire to spit).
Krasnoyarsk region, forest-steppe. 31.08.19.

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02.02.2020 22:41, Andrey Bezborodkin

I apologize for the poor condition of the copies-apparently, they were caught on the run.
Maybe someone will have something inspired by these photos (except for the desire to spit).
Krasnoyarsk region, forest-steppe. 31.08.19.


It looks like Dichagyris of some kind. Or Actebia squalida, which lasted until the end of August.

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03.02.2020 15:04, niksavelov

Please help me with the definition.

Sudan. September.

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03.02.2020 17:19, cleobis@mail.ru cleobis@mail.ru

[quote=niksavelov, 03.02.2020 16: 04]

03.02.2020 18:27, niksavelov

Thanks!
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