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05.08.2020 13:12, Жорик 61

CAUGHT IN 2004 HERE IS SUCH A FOREST MOTHER-OF-PEARL, ONLY THE TOP OF THE LOWER WINGS IS VERY INTERESTING AND CASTS PURPLE AB?

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05.08.2020 13:14, Жорик 61

NOTE THE UPPER EDGE OF THE LOWER WINGS, AB?

05.08.2020 15:48, Мир вокруг нас

Paysandisia archon

Thank you very much!

05.08.2020 20:08, bials

help me identify

the Moscow region. Odintsovo district. August 4.
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05.08.2020 20:12, Vlad Proklov

help me identify the Moscow region. Odintsovo district. August 4.

Calyptra thalictri. And where in Odintsovo district?

05.08.2020 22:36, Sergey Rybalkin

And a dustpan, too, please.

And at least up to the genus can this scoop be determined?
And this is not an aberration by chance?

06.08.2020 1:00, vidjl

And at least up to the genus can this scoop be determined?
And this is not an aberration by chance?

In my opinion, this is definitely an aberration of some Noctuinae. Maybe Agrotis, or Euxoa, or something very close to them. You can try to cook it for a greater probability of detection.

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06.08.2020 22:02, Sergey Rybalkin

I think this is the type of aberration...
Is it Lacanobia thalassina?

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07.08.2020 13:11, MacrohunterLS

Foothills, zap. Caucasus
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07.08.2020 13:19, Vlad Proklov

Foothills, zap. Caucasus

1 - Lathronympha strigana? Something about her makes me uneasy.
2 - Aporodes floralis

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07.08.2020 14:04, MacrohunterLS

Redd. kr.

the same??
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07.08.2020 19:16, vidjl

Redd. kr.
the same??

1-Isturgia arenacearia
2-Probably Agapeta hamana

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07.08.2020 19:20, vidjl

I think this is the type of aberration...
Is it Lacanobia thalassina?

Yes, it looks like it is, and a genital analysis, just in case, can be carried out for accuracy.

08.08.2020 23:27, cybernetic

Please help me correct my definition of Crimean pyrgus. All caught in Feodosia, Kurortnoye, in the first week of July (except for a few from the vicinity of Bakhchisarai, the last week of June, marked in the photo). If you need original photos, https://clck.ru/QA5GW (googlodisk).

Especially interested in the Bakhchisarai in the first picture, and then according to lepidoptera.crimea.ua Cinara shouldn't be there. But I couldn't put them under anything else. And they differ greatly from other butterflies, both in color and size, and in the color of the antennal head (alas, the second specimen was picked up already dry and without a mustache).

Can I say something without cooking?
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08.08.2020 23:52, Vlad Proklov

Saratov region, Engelsky district, Podgornoye village, July

1-Lamoria zelleri
2-Idaea rusticata
3-pas
4-Eilema lutarella / palliatella
5 -?Phalonidia contractana
6 - Parapoynx stratiotata
7 - Agapeta hamana

09.08.2020 11:20, ИНО

In my opinion, quite the usual pathos. With the rear wings, they often have such a thing.

09.08.2020 17:55, Тесник Юлия

Good time of the day. Please help me identify the butterflies.

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09.08.2020 18:15, Тесник Юлия

please help me identify the butterflies.

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09.08.2020 20:59, MIV

Please help me deal with the hoods.
All arrived at the light in the forest-steppe zone of the ROC. Krasnoyarsk 18.07.20.

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09.08.2020 22:17, vidjl

Please help me deal with the hoods.
All arrived at the light in the forest-steppe zone of the ROC. Krasnoyarsk 18.07.20.

2-Cucullia humilis
3 - Cucullia gnaphalii
4-Cucullia virgaureae
Mikhail, please specify the wingspan for scoops, when defining some species, it matters, such as Cucullia for example.

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10.08.2020 20:08, MIV

2-Cucullia humilis
3 - Cucullia gnaphalii
4-Cucullia virgaureae
Mikhail, please specify the wingspan for scoops, when defining some species, it matters, such as Cucullia for example.

Thank you, Alexander!

I'm sorry, I forgot. Here is the wingspan:
1-48mm
2-37mm
3-36mm
4-37mm
5-34mm, it can't be C. umbratica

6. Here's more from Khakassia. Shirinsky district, Chernoe Ozero settlement. 16.07.19
Span kr. 34mm. Similar to # 2.
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10.08.2020 23:06, MacrohunterLS

Redd. kr.
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11.08.2020 9:15, Alexandr Zhakov

Redd. kr.
1
2
3
4

1 Euchromius ocellea
2 Phalonidia contractana
3 possibly Nomophila noctuella
4 Eublemma ostrina

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11.08.2020 11:21, vidjl

Thank you, Alexander!

I'm sorry, I forgot. Here is the wingspan:
1-48mm
2-37mm
3-36mm
4-37mm
5-34mm, it can't be C. umbratica

6. Here's more from Khakassia. Shirinsky district, Chernoe Ozero settlement. 16.07.19
Span kr. 34mm. Similar to # 2.

6 it seems that yes, Cucullia humilis
5 I do not think that C. umbratica, small in size, is also more like a shabby Cucullia virgaureae In
your region, you should still look for Cucullia mixta, I think it should be.
With the first one is still difficult.

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11.08.2020 18:08, MIV

6 it seems that yes, Cucullia humilis
5 I do not think that C. umbratica, small in size, is also more like a shabby Cucullia virgaureae In
your region, you should still look for Cucullia mixta, I think it should be.
With the first one is still difficult.

Although Cucullia mixta is not listed in the Sineva catalog for 22 regions, it was caught last year by Roman Maksimov (Roman1963) from Abakan. If, of course, you identified it correctly.
Khakassky Nature Reserve, tract. Oglakhty, steppe. 29.05.19.
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11.08.2020 19:00, vidjl

Although Cucullia mixta is not listed in the Sineva catalog for 22 regions, it was caught last year by Roman Maksimov (Roman1963) from Abakan. If, of course, you identified it correctly.
Khakassky Nature Reserve, tract. Oglakhty, steppe. 29.05.19.

Yes, this is C. mixta, well, that means you have it too.

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11.08.2020 22:40, MacrohunterLS

Redd kr.

12.08.2020 10:00, Alexandr Zhakov

Redd kr.

Pyrausta obfuscata

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12.08.2020 21:11, Andrey Ponomarev

M. O., Poplar 27.06.2020
caddis fly?
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12.08.2020 21:27, Vlad Proklov

M. O., Poplar 27.06.2020
caddis fly?

Yes, probably Hydroptilidae.

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12.08.2020 21:35, MacrohunterLS

Redd kr
1 often
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2 small

13.08.2020 18:48, MIV

Help me deal with the scoops. I assume that this is some kind of Apamea.
Both arrived at the light in ocd. Krasnoyarsk, forest-steppe. 18.07.20.

1. Span of cr. 29mm
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2. Span cr. 32mm
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13.08.2020 19:30, vidjl

Please help me deal with the hoods.
All arrived at the light in the forest-steppe zone of the ROC. Krasnoyarsk 18.07.20.

1 - Still, this is Cucullia umbratica.

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14.08.2020 10:10, ярослав

Orenburg region, in a lowland, in a moistened meadow during the day, 35 mm wide, 9.08.2020. This is how I understand Selidosema brunnearia (de Villers, 1789).

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14.08.2020 16:40, Filin

Help me determine it.
Ukraine, Poltava region.
Taken in the courtyard of a residential building on 14.08.2020

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14.08.2020 23:08, Andrey Ponomarev

Moscow region, Poplar 6.07.2020
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15.08.2020 0:04, Ilia Ustiantcev

Mompha ochraceella and (possibly) Bucculatrix humiliella

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15.08.2020 13:33, MacrohunterLS

Pyrausta obfuscata ?

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15.08.2020 13:42, Александр Козловских

Middle Urals, early August, pine and birch forest.
Is it possible to determine?

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15.08.2020 19:34, vidjl

Middle Urals, early August, pine and birch forest.
Is it possible to determine?

Xanthia icteritia

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