Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

In the village of Shira in 2014, at the end of July, I caught two specimens, both males, one good, the other fairly beaten. Shira is probably only 50 kilometers from the Black Lake, I think it should also be there. In the collection were as undefined for a long time, I considered them banal, only in 2017 I identified them.
There are enough good images of this scoop on the web, there are definitely more than a hundred of them, especially on Japanese sites. I don't have any decent photography equipment yet, so there's no point in uploading an image from an iPhone. Here is the link to the Finnish website:
http://perhoset.nettitieto.fi/historia/had...skraelingia.htm
I don't remember where it came from yet:

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?..

1. Please tell me the wintering flat moth, if possible. Penza region.

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2. And this one, also wintering.

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3. And this, perhaps, moth. July.
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Svetlana Nedoshivina, if she doesn't tell you, then

1. Please tell me the wintering flat moth, if possible. Penza region.

  
By what did you determine it?

In the village of Shira in 2014, at the end of July, I caught two specimens, both males, one good, the other fairly beaten. Shira is probably only 50 kilometers from the Black Lake, I think it should also be there. In the collection were as undefined for a long time, I considered them banal, only in 2017 I identified them.
There are enough good images of this scoop on the web, there are definitely more than a hundred of them, especially on Japanese sites. I don't have any decent photography equipment yet, so there's no point in uploading an image from an iPhone. Here is the link to the Finnish website:
http://perhoset.nettitieto.fi/historia/had...skraelingia.htm
I don't remember where it came from yet:

Thank you, Alexander!
Chukhontsy made an interesting site.
These L. skraelingia are very similar to the Sayan Lasionycta alpicola, if they are correctly identified.

Penza region.

According to Razovsky at the beginning, but then I looked at the Internet. Well, it seems that there are no other options and in the catalog, only one find is officially in the Russian Federation    

Vyacheslav Knyazev was baffled. 100% on wings one kind, on genitals not it....
I couldn't get it mixed up, and I didn't work with any others at the time

In general, the circle was closed with Eucosma pergratana (REBEL, 1914). It would be nice to see not only the drawing, but also a photo of this type. Yuri Ivanovich Budashkin also stopped at this view ))

Already posted on the Forum this scoop. Maybe now someone will think of something.
Span kr. 33mm. The eyes are covered with hairs.
Krasnoyarsk region, forest-steppe. 13.06.20.

Nothing more similar to it than Conisania arida comes to mind, again the shape of the wings is confusing, although the pattern is almost one in one.

Maybe someone is familiar with the scoop from Primorye?
Primorskiy kr., Khasansky district, pos. Barabash. 29.09.17.

Michael, tell me the size of this scoop, there are some assumptions)

I think it's Hyalobole albimacula

Michael, tell me the size of this scoop, there are some assumptions)

Is it Lacanobia thalassina or L. w-latinum? I can't figure out how they differ.
Krasnoyarsk (city limits), to the light. 27.05.20.
Span of cr. 35mm

Some kind of Xanthorhoe?
Ocd. Krasnoyarsk, taiga.13.06.17.
Span of cr. 20mm

good day! Is this the caterpillar Euthrix potatoria? Marked on snow during a thaw. Chuvashia

1. something without dissecting I can't find the right photo, although I've come across it more than once before
2. what kind of family is this?