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Pelosia muscerda
Ghoria gigantea
Oncocera semirubella
There is also no comae. Most likely, Timandra comptaria
Timandra comae not marked to the east of the region 23. In 37 reg. 3 species of the genus Timandra. I think there Timandra recompta
Mythimna radiata
Ostrinia sp. VA Kirpichnikova writes in his monograph that only 4 out of 11 ET-species (peregrinalis, palustralis, quadripunctalis and latipennis) well differ in appearance and genitals. All other nubilalis combined into a group, it describes six new species (Munroe, Mutuura, 1970). But according to VA Kirpichnikova, independence species of this group, except zealis, is questionable and should ...
I flew out of 36 in the region)) Already in the 3rd or 4th time, as I recall, in the region of 37 found butterflies, which are not specified in Sinev.
Calamotropha paludella , I think. In the DDA inhabits subspecies C. p. purella http://osaka-insecta.sakura.ne.jp/moth/d-shirotutoga.html
Anania verbascalis?
Evergestis pallidata
With the first-born in 2016, Ure!) It turns out that information from the Red Book of Primorsky Krai [96] have become obsolete. You need to add new information to the description of the type and results of studies on Gornotaёzhnoy station of which you wrote to me.
Austrapoda dentata
Melitaea sutschana , I think
And why? In my opinion there is just Erebia cyclopius already discussed recently - dual black spot in wanga smaller, less smooth (sdvoennost more visible, it is like a figure eight) and bordering fuzzy, narrow, yellowish-reddish, only slightly lighter background in contrast from light yellow and have a wider cyclopius.
Probably I went other ways) http://www.boldsystems.org/index.php/Taxbrowser_Taxonpage?taxid=205458 https://data.nbn.org.uk/Taxa/NBNSYS0000005801 http://www.jpmoth.org/Geometridae/Larentiinae/Xanthorhoe_quadrifasciata_ignobilis.html and others. Then she looked in the catalog Sinev (in print) - also quadrifasciata. Who lepiforum read that this is the old name. Thank you, Sasha.
Scoliopteryx libatrix
Catarhoe cuculata
Catocala dula?
Chrysorithrum amata
Chrysorithrum amatum
No, Eugene, who is there from Horisme ? Horisme vitalbata , most likely.
Eugene, however, and wrote - see for yourself, briefly looked. Here I agree, the more you're at higher magnification posmotret.Etot could sign more on some sites encountered, for example, there http://www.lepinet.fr/especes/nation/lep/index.php?id=35830.
But there is some doubt - rather than Eulithis achatinellaria it? http://www.boldsystems.org/index.php/Taxbrowser_Taxonpage?taxid=467891 Lives in Siberia and the Far East.
Eulithis testata?
Cosmorhoe ocellata good fly
Cidaria sp. In Kazakhstan, there really is Cidaria fulvata (+ subspecies distinctata). But I do not know what other kinds there
Catarhoe cuculata , I think
Aplocera sp. In my opinion. This Aplocera efformata Here, Eugene, look more self - dif. diagnosis http://www.northumberlandmoths.org.uk/moth.php?taxon_from_search=Aplocera%20plagiata third figure at the bottom - left efformata (Lesser Treble-bar), sprava- plagiata (Treble-bar)
Xanthocosmia jankowskii
Xanthorhoe quadrifasciata?
Xanthorhoe quadrifasiata? http://www.catocala.narod.ru/geom39i.html
Perhaps one of the 10 species Trichopteryx ? DV-kind Trichopteryx terranea ?
Perhaps, Epirrhoe supergressa ? In this region, a subspecies albigressa http://www.boldsystems.org/index.php/Taxbrowser_Taxonpage?taxid=151078
Euphyia unangulata?
Spatalia doerriesi
:) Do not be sorry, Sasha, ordinary, not just the case of an option, most importantly, the same definition) Authorship nice when looking for months and finally get to the bottom, this is not the case)
Scotopteryx chenopodiata?
Chariaspilates formosaria
Jura right, it Calyptra thalictri Two other species found in the reg 37, -. Hokkaida and lata - oblique line running from the top of the wing, straight, and only thalictri - curved.
Autographa excelsa
I do not have such rights, Eugene, not the moderator))
Dioryctria sp. exactly. I read the description and looked again tsv.illyustratsii monograph VA Kirpichnikova, to me it seems like Dioryctria abietella
There Spatalia plusiotis
Elophila nymphaeata
This Pieris melete , the second-generation female. Volodya, if you're interested, all the explanations I have already written here http://insecta.pro/ru/gallery/24342
Euplexia japonica?
Peridea aliena
Suppose you or Alexander. Sergienko look just in case. The 37 species of the region 5, and the image of all the rest - hedemannaria, inanata, neocervinalis and flavipes available on jpmoth.org and boldsystems.org. But in the family Rheumaptera
Butterfly and really interesting, but I think that this is the peppered moth of the genus Hydria, likely Hydria undulata
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