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Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

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06.03.2022 20:47, MIV

Is it possible to determine the type of fingerfly from this photo?
Ocd. Krasnoyarsk. 11.06.21.
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06.03.2022 21:57, Андреас

Is it possible to determine the type of fingerfly from this photo?

With the genus, everything is clear - Platyptilia.

The post was edited by Andreas - 06.03.2022 21: 58
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06.03.2022 23:29, Ilia Ustiantcev

With the genus, everything is clear - Platyptilia.


Somehow suspiciously, the brown areas on the tips of the wings are divided into triangular spots. So, maybe there is a prefix Para-needed.
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09.03.2022 14:04, Андреас

I'm watching a movie right now. A butterfly sat on the steering wheel of the car. New England (Northeastern United States). I have the impression that I saw them in Colombia. Can you tell me the view, comrades?

09.03.2022 14:14, Андреас

The genus, like, is Phyciodes?

09.03.2022 19:55, akulich-sibiria

tell me, what kind of leaf wrapper?
Krasnoyarsk
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09.03.2022 20:17, akulich-sibiria

found. Aphelia disjuncta (Filipjev, 1924)

13.03.2022 21:17, MIV

Maybe someone is familiar with the northern scoop?
Norilsk region, roc. Talnakh. Ser. Jul.
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15.03.2022 1:40, Wild Yuri

Maybe someone is familiar with the northern scoop?
Norilsk region, roc. Talnakh. Ser. Jul.

Write to this friend here: http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showuser=22092. He knows all the scoops.

15.03.2022 11:27, Vovan48

Please help me with the definition. On the left, it seems that moths were caught presumably in Primorye. Right caught in the Astrakhan region on 01.08.2021.

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15.03.2022 13:22, MIV

Write to this friend here: http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showuser=22092. He knows every scoop.


cajarc seems to be the dipper doc? Probably he sometimes looks at the forum.

15.03.2022 17:07, MIV

Please help me with the definition. On the left, it seems that moths were caught presumably in Primorye. Right caught in the Astrakhan region on 01.08.2021.


Left Far Eastern Jankowskia athleta.
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16.03.2022 13:32, Andrey Bezborodkin

Maybe someone is familiar with the northern scoop?
Norilsk region, roc. Talnakh. Ser. Jul.


A. Matov believes that this is not a typical Anarta melanopa. This is not Sympistis sp.
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16.03.2022 17:58, vidjl

Please help me with the definition. On the left, it seems that moths were caught presumably in Primorye. Right caught in the Astrakhan region on 01.08.2021.

Right scoop of Eublemminae-Odice arcuinna
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16.03.2022 20:51, MIV

A. Matov believes that this is not a typical Anarta melanopa. This is not Sympistis sp.


It doesn't look much like it, but it can be anything. Sorry the rear fenders are not visible. Right photo from Lepiforum
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17.03.2022 7:27, vidjl

It doesn't look much like it, but it can be anything. Sorry the rear fenders are not visible. On the right is a photo from Lepiforum

I brought about two dozen Anarta melanopa from a trip in 2020, in the vicinity of Norilsk, Dudinka, and near Lake Lama, and you have it in the photo. Yes, the scoop is variable, there are many options for drawing and coloring, but most of them were the same as yours, almost one - to-one.

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20.03.2022 14:49, Lepid

Good afternoon!
Tell me, please, what kind of pigeon is this? Place of collection: Kostroma, July 2012, in the floodplain of the river.

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20.03.2022 20:08, Fyodor

Good afternoon!
Tell me, please, what kind of pigeon is this? Place of collection: Kostroma, July 2012, in the floodplain of the river.

Polyommatus icarus
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22.03.2022 19:27, Vovan48

Please help me in determining the scoop. Caught in the Astrakhan region in the village of Bolkhuni 02.08.21

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22.03.2022 19:31, Vlad Proklov

Please help me in determining the scoop. Caught in the Astrakhan region in the village of Bolkhuni 02.08.21

Globia algae and Anarta trifolii.
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22.03.2022 20:02, Wild Yuri

cajarc seems to be the dipper doc? Probably he sometimes looks at the forum.

He knows everyone. Especially tufts and bears. On scoops, it's still good (maybe even better) to turn to Pavel Gorbunov: http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showuser=21275 "he's been studying the Palearctic in recent years.

22.03.2022 20:15, Anton Kozyrev

Pieris rapae?
July, Saratov region, meadow near the forest.

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22.03.2022 20:21, Vlad Proklov

Pieris rapae?
July, Saratov region, meadow near the forest.

Not, napi.
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22.03.2022 20:42, Anton Kozyrev

Not, napi.

Thanks!
Same, bottom view:
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23.03.2022 9:03, Андреас

Hello. I have the last 4 undefined butterflies left. All shot in Pyatigorsk. I understand that the photos are bad; therefore, if possible, at least up to the family / genus. redface.gif
Taken in Pyatigorsk, in the city. 50 meters away is the Podkumok River with a small floodplain.

At the expense of the third, only either maculipennis or xylostella comes to mind.

The post was edited by Andreas - 23.03.2022 09: 08

23.03.2022 23:55, Vlad Proklov

Hello. I have the last 4 undefined butterflies left. All shot in Pyatigorsk. I understand that the photos are bad; therefore, if possible, at least up to the family / genus. redface.gif
Taken in Pyatigorsk, in the city. 50 meters away is the Podkumok River with a small floodplain.

At the expense of the third, only either maculipennis or xylostella comes to mind.

1-pass
2-m. b. Recurvaria nanella?
3 - Plutella xylostella
4 - ?Scrobipalpa sp.
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25.03.2022 7:49, Андреас

25.03.2022 12:45, vidjl

- And before the family - also a non-variant? rolleyes.gif  redface.gif

Scythrididae probably some...
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25.03.2022 21:48, Андреас

But this one, from these very "Dark Moth" - can you recognize? smile.gif I didn't find anything similar on the Internet, although the color is characteristic. I shot on July 22 and August 8 at the light - in Yessentuki and Pyatigorsk.

25.03.2022 22:06, Vlad Proklov

But this one, from these very "Dark Moth" - can you recognize? smile.gif I didn't find anything similar on the Internet, although the color is characteristic. I shot on July 22 and August 8 at the light - in Yessentuki and Pyatigorsk.

This is Scythris sinensis, adventitious.
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26.03.2022 10:35, Андреас

This is Scythris sinensis, adventitious.

Thank you, Vlad! It turns out that this is a "random introduction" from the "blurred" Far East! I think that he successfully reproduces on my CMS. cool.gif
And it's not even "Grim moth" - and:

30.03.2022 16:04, Ariek

Hello! Please tell me who it is (at least kind). Top two - south of Primorye, July. Nizhnyaya - Tambov region, June.

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30.03.2022 16:48, Vlad Proklov

Hello! Please tell me who it is (at least kind). Top two - south of Primorye, July. Nizhnyaya - Tambov region, June.

Lower - Scirpophaga praelata

31.03.2022 11:58, Roman1963

Hello! Please tell me who it is (at least kind). Top two - south of Primorye, July. Nizhnyaya - Tambov region, June.


The average one, if I'm not mistaken, refers to the ennomine moth-Cystidia stratonice

31.03.2022 16:18, AGG

Hello! Please tell me who it is (at least kind). Top two - south of Primorye, July. Nizhnyaya - Tambov region, June.

Can I get accurate data on a butterfly from the Tambov Region?

31.03.2022 19:29, MIV

Hello! Please tell me who it is (at least kind). Top two - south of Primorye, July. Nizhnyaya - Tambov region, June.


Upper Gandaritis agnes (Butler, 1878)

31.03.2022 19:33, Vlad Proklov

Can I get accurate data on a butterfly from the Tambov Region?

I join the request.

31.03.2022 19:39, AGG

Vlad, if you are interested, then there is such a point-53.679946, 38.627107
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31.03.2022 19:53, Vlad Proklov

Vlad, if you are interested, then there is such a point-53.679946, 38.627107

This is already in Tula!

01.04.2022 14:01, Ariek

Can I get accurate data on a butterfly from the Tambov Region?

Tambov region, Michurinsky district, Izosimovo village district.
June 20-21, 2019 born
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