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It would have carried aAgonopterix propinquella(cm. Comment to # 24196), but with somewhat less certainty). Of the 20 species of the revised confuse some images related speciesAgonopterix laterellahttp://pathpiva.wifeo.com /agonopterix-laterella.php
Alexandr, I kept checking again and again this pic and neighbour #24196 so I looked thoroughly through all 21 Agonopterix of the Central region) Didn't find photos of only one, melancholica. Totally agree mine are not arenella. Nearly sure this is Agonopterix propinquella ...
Quite interesting found! I met this species on Japanese website, Stericta flavopuncta http://www.jpmoth.org/Pyralidae/Epipaschiinae/Stericta_flavopuncta.html. There is no Stericta in Russia according to Synev. Neither found here any species of Stericta gender (nor in Epipaschiinae, some synonyms maybe?..) Nevertherless there is actually such moth in Russia, need to clear it up)
Celypha flavipalpana perhaps? This species is distributed in Primorye and quite common.
Phrixolepia sericea
Kitanola uncula
Anacampsis solemnella
Excuse me, did not look that female) did not consider sexual dimorphism species. I take it back
Not ready to name the species, but this is not Archips podana.
Peter, then it will be necessary to change the image, showing the form - it moved to Herminiinae.
No, it's not dumetana. Still inclined toChoristoneura diversanaDuring this time looked all kinds of DV-Choristoneura, doubts have arisen about the only close to diversana type -Choristoneura evanidana
Tentatively IDed as Hypomecis punctinalis which has such discal spots, clearly seen in many pics http://britishlepidoptera.weebly.com/268-hypomecis-punctinalis-pale-oak-beauty.html or http://www.papillon-poitou-charentes.org/Hypomecis-punctinalis-Scopoli-1763,17580.html. The specimen is quite ragged though, didn't get to write.
Yeah, agree, was going to move the comment here and forgot)
Ziridava kanshireiensis Prout 1958. http://gaga.biodiv.tw/new23/9204/017.htm No such species here though
Please check this, I don't think this is Psammotis, rather some Herminiinae got here (and as well illustrated the species). Most likely Pechipogo strigilata, the specimen is quite ragged though, I may be wrong.
Sorry, forgot to put @( Psammotis orientalis or Psammotis pulveralis
Perhaps, Psammotis orientalis, considering geography. However, the network is almost no photos orientalis, only one on flickr (e) there was not very clear http://www.flickr.com/photos/8706930@N08/5992421693/. At the same time in the RFE and pulveralis lives. And in the article A. Streltsov, VV. Dubatolov, AM Long "New records of Lepidoptera in Bolshekhekhtsirsky ognёvkoobraznyh Reserve ...
Hypomecis phantomaria maybe (Synev)? It's called Phthonosema phantomaria on http://www.boldsystems.org, only one pic with a note this is the only specimen from Russia http://www.boldsystems.org/index.php/Taxbrowser_Taxonpage?taxid=398790 (Phthonosema also on > szmn.sbras.ru)
Indeed, it seems. Only now take a look at the spread - Europe. For the Russian Federation there is only SinevEuphydryas ichnea, and intermedia given as a synonym for it. And distribution for ichnea quite another 37 regions of presence.
Cucullia also got here somehow) Besides this is not argyrognomon but the same Plebejus argus, I reckon
Excuse me, hurried) Of course, not recens. This Far MothsCifuna locuplesshoot such bet. In the Russian Far East is represented by a subspecies Cifuna locuples confusa (Bremer, 1861). That there was no doubt - http://www.jpmoth.org/Lymantriidae/Cifuna_locuples_confusa.html http://chigaku.ed.gifu-u.ac.jp/chigakuhp/html/kyo/seibutsu/doubutsu/06chou/ga/youchu/mamedoku/index.html
The same photo (but without turning and processing background) I met online nahuby.sk http://www.nahuby.sk/obrazok_detail.php?obrazok_id=383349 (author of the image Boženka Hricová). There's this butterfly is defined as Rebelia herrichiella. I would like to clarify the situation ..
Glyphodes bivitralis
Agrochola vulpecula
Niphonyx segregata
You got a bit earlier) I wanted to say, this is it.
Xerodes albonotaria
A month passed it's been here) Now tending more to ganna (checked more details of these two species), especially considering nature specifics of the Middle Amur Lowland which has Amursk located northeast.
Macaria loricaria
Acronicta catocaloida http://www.jpmoth.org/~dmoth/Korea0606/80_Noctuidae/Hylonycta%20catocaloida/Hylonycta%20catocaloida.htm
Apamea scolopacina
Hydriomena impluviata
Supposing Polypogon gryphalis
Tethea albicostata I suppose http://jpmoth.org/~dmoth/72_Drepanidae/70.1_Thyatirinae/framepage%20thyatirinae.htm Here are all Tethea within Far East
Euxoa karschi http://www.jpmoth.org/Noctuidae/Noctuinae/Euxoa_karschi.html
Hadena aberrans
Hadena aberrans
Alexandr, me too I opted turpis in the morning ) hesitating between the latter and confusa, you're right, they're quite variable... Got to not to ID and to seek more) also considering that Synev describes Sesamia genus in Primorye only.
Neocalyptis liratana http://www.jpmoth.org/~dmoth/51_Tortricidae/5001%20Tortricinae/500117_Neocalyptis/50011701_Neocalyptis_liratana_0137/Neocalyptis_liratana.htm
Utetheisa pulchelloides , I suppose
Cosmia camptostigma
Yury, so I did say "with some doubt". The choice is small, there are 5 species in Primorye. Agree about the colour though I also saw light brown on the web. That's why I supposed fuscescens too despite it's out in Primorye according to Synev.
This is Paratalanta sp., tough to ID the very species. Three of 5 Primorye species look very similar. I lean to Paratalanta cultralis (ssp.P.c. amurensis (Romanoff, 1887)), two others are taiwanensis и ussurialis. Here all three http://www.jpmoth.org/Crambidae/Pyraustinae/Paratalanta.html (Yury, here as in Herpetogramma case we should neither wait for any truth ()
Peter, thank you. The question remains just could not)
SupPosing actually))
Herpetogramma sp. Suposing with some doubt this is Herpetogramma phaeopteralis, of 5 possible Primorye species. (Doubted about fuscescens but according to Synev it lacks in Primorye).
Well, Alexander, I'll know. I thought it was the exclusive right of the moderators. One question - do so always or only when I'm in the definition of 100%?
Ematurga atomaria?
Orgyia recens
Here's the link to quite well photos of the species: http://bioinfo.lowtem.hokudai.ac.jp/db/modules/zukan/index.php?action=node&node_id=164
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