Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

#1 and #2 - yes.

And this marshmallow birch Thecla betulae?
caught on 22.08.21 on the outskirts of Petushki Vladimir region

Yes

Good afternoon.
Tell me, please, is this Triaxomasia caprimulgella?
Found on August 21 in Kiev.

good evening.
tell me, what is Acleris?
maybe kochiella?

In my opinion, this is either laterana / comariana, or obtusana.

When was it caught and what size was it? On the genitals and generally similar to Acleris submaccana.

but here it is interesting. very similar!
where did the drawing come from?
17 mm. Krasnoyarsk Krai, u Sineva is listed for 22 regions.

Moscow region, Zhukovo village, 25.09.2021
Acleris rufana?

Good afternoon.
Tell me, please, the type of this herb.
Found in August 2020 in Kiev.

Tell me, please, what kind of firebox is this?
Found on August 22, 2021 in Kiev.

Choreutis diana Birch Moth ?
important-urgent-help for publication, books by a photographer from the northwest.
it comes with a species essay on Prochoreutis sehestediana - which is unlikely to happen.

and this is like one of two things, if not stellaris-Prochoreutis sehestediana ?
or is there a third or two lurking around?

In this photo, it seems that there are three types at once - sehestediana on the edges, diana on the left, and fabriciana on the right.

I ask for help in determining. Caught 20.09.21, Barnaul
Looks like a black moth, Odezia atrata?

Good evening dear experts and connoisseurs of butterflies!
Please tell me the specific name of these grammids.

Friedlanderia cicatricella like

Thank you for the definition! . Apparently-a rare herb. I've never seen such things before, including on Svetly Erik. The catch night had obviously been a good one for their summer. They did not fly to the light en masse, but they did not fly singly either. in any case, in a much larger number than 2 copies. I, at one time, trying to whitewash them, dug up all the literature I had, searched the Internet for several days, but I didn't find anything suitable.

eh, I would like to see the genitals..
I.e. all the arriving specimens are just such a bright color?

Yes, that's right. Its brightness (contrasting white pre-costal stripe on the front fenders) they clearly stood out on the light screen among the abundance of similar Chilo and Schoenobius. At the same time, the arrival of F. cicatricella was observed only on June 15. The next night, June 16, they were gone.