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Identification of Lepidoptera (Butterflies and Moths)

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22.11.2022 1:20, Anton Nikolaev

A. niobe or whoever it is.


There, the situation with xipe (a species that is closer to niobe than adippe) is not really easy. There is a version that they, Xipps, reach the Altai. But how they behave with niobe was not completely clear about ten years ago. Now, I hope someone has figured it out and will tell you more precisely.

22.11.2022 1:49, Anton Nikolaev

Help with mother-of-pearl, I don't understand who it is. Altai Republic, Turochak village. 09'07'2022


If not niobe, then xipe (vorax). It was noted in the Sayan Mountains, and it is also possible in the Altai.

it differs from other fabrizians in that xipe (Korshunov's vorax) "has a black dot in a row of 3 round black spots between the veins on the upper west side opposite the central cell." Quote from Korshunov,2002.

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26.11.2022 16:32, coriander-lithurgus

Good day to all!
I can't handle the definition of pyadenichki. Please tell me its name.
Sincerely, Peter.
https://yapx.ru/v/U7yHU

26.11.2022 17:40, Ilia Ustiantcev

Good day to all!
I can't handle the definition of pyadenichki. Please tell me its name.
Sincerely, Peter.
      https://yapx.ru/v/U7yHU


Orthonama obstipata
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29.11.2022 4:24, akulich-sibiria

Dichomeris sp., looks like the European nitiellus, which was not mentioned for Russia at all.


If it was caught in the vicinity of Minino, then I determined something close to our species from the genitals. I'll take a look at it in my office. I have about a dozen or two butterflies were caught in a couple of places.
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29.11.2022 19:36, MIV

If it was caught in the vicinity of Minino, then I determined something close to our species from the genitals. I'll take a look at it in my office. I have about a dozen or two butterflies were caught in a couple of places.


Zhenya, I don't understand anything. confused.gif

01.12.2022 17:11, Bianor

Help me with Chinese graphiums, please. The stone flower doesn't come out.

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02.12.2022 10:45, Andrey Ponomarev

Help me with Chinese graphiums, please. The stone flower doesn't come out.

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The first two top floors on Graphium doson.

07.12.2022 4:21, akulich-sibiria

Zhenya, I don't understand anything. confused.gif


I meant that the type of moth I came across was this one and defined it. And the butterflies were from different places,including a good number in Minino, when you were with the sun. But now I'm sick and I can't see it yet. smile.gif
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11.12.2022 21:05, Vovan48

Caught this year in July in Primorye in Anisimovka. Almost all identified except for these three. Please help.

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11.12.2022 23:20, Vlad Proklov

Caught this year in July in Primorye in Anisimovka. Almost all identified except for these three. Please help.

1 - Jankowskia sp. (?athleta, ?bituminaria)
2 - Gandaritis whitelyi
3 - Ellida viridimixta
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14.12.2022 8:42, gumenuk

Cabbage patch, turnip?
(sorry for the childish question)
Moscow
region 2021.07.05

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14.12.2022 10:50, гук

rutabagas
http://www.babochki-kavkaza.ru/index.php/p...ieris-napi.html
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14.12.2022 11:03, gumenuk

Rutabaga?
Moscow
region 16.05.2022

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14.12.2022 11:15, gumenuk

Pieris napi ?
Moscow
region 12.07.2022

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14.12.2022 11:29, гук

yes, both
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15.12.2022 9:34, gumenuk

Tell me the type of thick head
Moscow
region 25.07.2022

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15.12.2022 9:42, gumenuk

Help us define the view.
Moscow
region 15.07.2022

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15.12.2022 9:45, gumenuk

Help with defining the type.
Moscow
region 15.07.2022

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15.12.2022 9:56, Guest

E.eumedon
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17.12.2022 14:08, PhilGri

Please help me with the definition. Some strange Lygephila.
Bashkortostan, Beloretsky district, August 6-12, 2022.

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17.12.2022 17:05, PhilGri

The upper one is also Pabulatrix pabulatricula?
Bashkortostan, Beloretsky district, August 6-12, 2022.

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17.12.2022 17:31, MIV

Please help me with the definition. Some strange Lygephila.
Bashkortostan, Beloretsky district, August 6-12, 2022.


Highly flown L. ludicra.
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17.12.2022 17:34, Vlad Proklov

Please help me with the definition. Some strange Lygephila.
Bashkortostan, Beloretsky district, August 6-12, 2022.


L. ludicra imho.
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17.12.2022 17:35, MIV

The upper one is also Pabulatrix pabulatricula?
Bashkortostan, Beloretsky district, August 6-12, 2022.


In my Lacanobia contigua.
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18.12.2022 17:21, PhilGri

Help, please, with scoops from Bashkiria (first half of August)

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1-3 - Euxoa nigrofusca?
4 - ?

18.12.2022 23:02, MIV

Help, please, with scoops from Bashkiria (first half of August)

1-3 - Euxoa nigrofusca?
4 - ?


1, 2 - It may well be. Difficult with these Euxoa's.
3 - Chersotis deplanata
4 - Pseudohermonassa melancholica
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18.12.2022 23:10, PhilGri

Thank you very much! And if possible, one more. Bashkiria, first half of August.

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1, 2 - It may well be. Difficult with these Euxoa's.
3 - Chersotis deplanata
4 - Pseudohermonassa melancholica

18.12.2022 23:38, MIV

Thank you very much! And if possible, one more. Bashkiria, first half of August.


Agrotis trifurca Eversmann, 1837
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19.12.2022 0:01, PhilGri

Thanks! Can you recommend some kind of reference book on raznousym (or specifically scoops) of the Southern Urals, etc., so that I don't put every doubtful one here?

Agrotis trifurca Eversmann, 1837

19.12.2022 19:50, MIV

Bryophilinae? Span kr. 23mm
Primorye, Khasansky district, p. Barabash. 5.07.17

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22.12.2022 0:35, Vlad Proklov

Thanks! Can you recommend some kind of reference book on raznousym (or specifically scoops) of the Southern Urals, etc., so that I don't put every doubtful one here?

To be complete - only Noctuidae Europaeae, I'm afraid - but this is 13 volumes.

22.12.2022 0:38, Vlad Proklov

Bryophilinae? Span kr. 23mm
Primorye, Khasansky district, p. Barabash. 5.07.17

Oligonyx vulnerable, sort of.
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22.12.2022 20:17, MIV

Oligonyx vulnerable, sort of.


Thank you Vlad! It is a sin not to take advantage of your presence and try to deal with the "moles" that are dear to your heart.

1. Leaf wrapper?
Span kr. 22mm. Okr. Krasnoyarsk, forest-steppe. 25.05.22.
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2. Depressaridae?
Span kr. 24mm. Krasnoyarsk (city limits), to the light. 6.07.22.
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22.12.2022 22:04, Vlad Proklov


1. Leaf wrapper?
2. Depressaridae?

1 - Pediasia luteella, sort of.
2-Yes, cook this one.
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23.12.2022 22:50, MIV

Here's another "moth". At least to the family.

1. 17mm-Krasnoyarsk (city limits), to the light. 6.08.20.
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2. 18mm-Krasnoyarsk (city limits), to the light. 1.08.20.
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3. Ocd. Krasnoyarsk, garden. uch-k on Pugachevo Square. 17.06.21.
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4. Ocd. Krasnoyarsk, garden. uch-k on Pugachevo Square. 16.08.18.
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24.12.2022 14:07, coriander-lithurgus

Greetings to connoisseurs and lovers of butterflies!
I can't identify a stale moth in the collection. It resembles a faded
Dyscia conspersaria or D. innocentaria. But I can't be sure. I would appreciate your help.

https://yapx.ru/album/VOyfG

25.12.2022 21:05, Vlad Proklov

Here's another "moth". At least to the family.

1, 2 - two forms of Ypsolopha vittella
3 - Morphaga choragella
4-Hypatima rhomboidella
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25.12.2022 21:16, Vlad Proklov

Y. vittella, by the way, is not listed for 22 regions. We need to confirm by genitals - and in the next addition wink.gif

By the way, this is an elm species - references to other plants are called into question. I don't know if you have any elms growing in nature, if not, it may be an introduction to urban gardening.

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25.12.2022 21:24, Vlad Proklov

Greetings to connoisseurs and lovers of butterflies!
I can't identify a stale moth in the collection. It resembles a faded
Dyscia conspersaria or D. innocentaria. But I can't be sure. I would appreciate your help.

I don't see any images from Yandex - can you post them here?

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