Hadeninae

I cook my own, from the south of Ukraine, Anarta stigmosa, determined by NE Vol. 4 Hadeninae 1. And I get a strange picture. Males are Anarta stigmosa, females are Anarta sodae, which we shouldn't have. Who has ever encountered this? Where is the error, in my eyes, in low-quality photos of the gene. females or a mistake in the compilation of the book, changed the positions of females?
Does anyone have another high-quality image of the female Anarta stigmosa gene? I'd like to see it.

I cook my own, from the south of Ukraine, Anarta stigmosa, determined by NE Vol. 4 Hadeninae 1. And I get a strange picture. Males are Anarta stigmosa, females are Anarta sodae, which we shouldn't have. Who has ever encountered this?

Now I specially cooked a pair of my own, caught in one place at one time - a male stigmosa, a female-a cross between stigmosa and sodae. More like even sodae.
I don't think that stigmosa males fly everywhere exclusively in pairs with sodae females, apparently both you and I have stigmosa.

Thank you for your support, I had no doubt that only one species flies, the question is what. Since in the south of Ukraine all females are different from the above, although I have already seen that stigmosa can be such, the question remains? "it's not all clear. There may be another taxon that someone needs to compare the material, there are other minor differences (in females).

I'm not in favor of multiplying entities unnecessarily  
How much the scoop cooked (and not only) - most often there are smaller or larger differences from the drawings or photos given in the literature. From my own experience, I know that the same drug in the photo may differ slightly from itself, depending on how it is prepared and laid out. In addition, the appearance of the drug strongly depends on whether it is flattened with a cover glass or lies freely.

  Cardepia irrisoria (Erschoff, 1874)
(conb. Kovalev O., Mushinsky V.)
Ukraine, Zaporizhia region, end of May.
A very interesting butterfly for Ukraine.

for me, it looks more like impura... at least I took them for an impura at first ))

Cosmia subtilis Staudinger, 1888
In the Tien Shan Mountains and the Scarlet Common butterfly, sometimes flying en masse. Further south, in the Pamirs, it is already becoming rare. This photo was taken in the vicinity of the Urumbash pass on the Ferghana Ridge.

I will think two hundred thousand times before posting any photos or other materials on this forum.

I will think two hundred thousand times before posting any photos or other materials on this forum.

You'd better think twice before describing another subspecies.

Orenburg, surroundings,18.05.2018The wingspan is 14mm.Cydia medicaginis?