Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

M. B. yurtina ???

!- Resembles Hypomecis punctinalis, but some small-I'm not sure
2-Alcis extinctaria

Thank you Vasily!
This is the first time I've seen Alcis extinctaria.
And under No. 1 is not by chance a female Deileptenia ribeata? I double - checked the dimensions-the same.

Here is another "muddy" view.

3. Span kr. 31mm-okr. Krasnoyarsk, 13.06.20.

good afternoon. From this photo, you can tell up to the rod? I cooked the genitals, I can't understand who it is, it looks more like a piralid in general, but I think it's an obvious leaf wrapper...

good afternoon. From this photo, you can tell up to the rod? I cooked the genitals, I can't understand who it is, it looks more like a piralid in general, but I think it's an obvious leaf wrapper...

Imho, Phalonidia zygota.

I probably made a mistake 2-A. repandata most likely

Good day!
I came across a photo of a megalopygid (?), which I took at first for a textile imitation, but then I found a source on the network, another photo of the same species and doubted it

https://www.flickriver.com/photos/22012266@...piedrasblancas/

What are your opinions, colleagues?

I have not yet seen a ribeata with such a median spot on the hind wings, so it is unlikely.
The latter is similar to Peribatodes orbis.
Show the reverse side, maybe that will clarify(and 1tozhe)

upper and middle right, lower-Polia bombycina

Can't Cucullia be lucifuga?

A completely unfamiliar scoop from Khakassia.
Shirinsky district, Chernoe Ozero settlement. 7.07.20.
Span cr. 41mm

A completely unfamiliar scoop from Khakassia.
Shirinsky district, Chernoe Ozero settlement. 7.07.20.
Span cr. 41mm

Polia vespertilio

good evening. It is similar in color to Eucosma campoliliana, but the genitals of the male are different.

There's definitely Cucullia umbratica, your S. lucifuga

Zhen, Eucosma is generally a tooth-crushing genus and it is not always possible to clearly separate species by genitals... Here you need an experienced eye and it is better to look at the series.

Dmitry, yes, I came across some representatives of this genus and sometimes there are not enough genitals, but here I think both genitals and the wing pattern are quite original.
I looked at the determinants of DV and EC and Razovsky and Internet sources, according to the appearance of Eucosma campoliliana with small "blots", but the genitals are between Eucosma obumbratana and Eucosma hohenwartiana, but the color of the wings is strikingly different. Who else can I show you?..

Look again, probably the other way around. The first is lucifuga (Vovan48), the second is umbratica (MIV).

Indeed, what if it is an aberrant or a close relative of Epinotia subocellana?

Yeah, I can't tell by the genitals, but the photo of the genitals of subocellana in the Germans does not look like it at all. However, I also found a picture from them (from the original description, there are no photos) Eucosma pergratana, here it looks similar and is found nearby in Tyva.

There, in the Shirinsky district, Chernoe Ozero settlement, in July, another interesting scoop should be found-Lasionycta skraelingia, very similar to Polia vespertilio, smaller in size, 30-36 mm.

Look again, probably the other way around. The first is lucifuga (Vovan48), the second is umbratica (MIV).

Alexander, did you catch her there? It is not included in the Sineva catalog for 22 regions, but it is encouraging to find it in neighboring regions as well. If you have a photo of her, could you post it, otherwise there is no decent image on the network.