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31.10.2013 22:41, Sergei Kotov: comment on photo #24341

Not sylvanus it is, not sylvanus. I already said before that I happened to collect many of sylvanus, they are quite different in my neck of the woods. Question to all: if there any info about sylvanus ssp. in Far East? Nominative or anything else.

31.10.2013 22:38, Sergei Kotov: comment on photo #22298

Pieris melete (inaccuracy)

31.10.2013 22:37, Sergei Kotov: comment on photo #22297

Pieris melete (inaccuracy)

31.10.2013 21:48, Sergei Kotov: comment on photo #13990

Marumba sperchius

31.10.2013 21:47, Sergei Kotov: comment on photo #24341

I collect sylvanus regularly. Can be some local subspecies in Primorye, however those sylvanus I see in Central Russia, don't look at all like the specimen featured. Blurred spots and an odd-looking main dark yellow. Our sylvanus here have it lighter, yellow ochre, and yellow spots are more distinct. Whatever, I'm not a pro in Primorye Hesperiidae, just my personal opinion, I might be wrong.

31.10.2013 21:12, Sergei Kotov: comment on photo #15555

Polyommatus icarus

31.10.2013 21:08, Sergei Kotov: comment on photo #9493

This species is identified correctly.

31.10.2013 21:00, Sergei Kotov: comment on photo #8568

This species is identified correctly.

31.10.2013 21:00, Sergei Kotov: comment on photo #8564

This species is identified correctly.

31.10.2013 21:00, Sergei Kotov: comment on photo #8565

This species is identified correctly.

31.10.2013 20:59, Sergei Kotov: comment on photo #8563

This species is identified correctly.

31.10.2013 20:59, Sergei Kotov: comment on photo #8653

The precisely defined.

31.10.2013 20:34, Sergei Kotov: comment on photo #24341

Definitely not exactly sylvanus. In Primorye, blue stain is present on three of the genus Ochlodes: ochracea, subhyalina and venatus. I think one of them.

31.10.2013 19:05, Sergei Kotov: comment on photo #3692

Cerura felina(in inaccurate). Move right.

31.10.2013 19:04, Sergei Kotov: comment on photo #7813

This species is identified correctly.

31.10.2013 19:04, Sergei Kotov: comment on photo #7806

This species is identified correctly.

31.10.2013 19:02, Sergei Kotov: comment on photo #8557

It is not Cerura erminea! It -Cerura vinula

31.10.2013 19:00, Sergei Kotov: comment on photo #19868

It is not Furcula furcula! It -Furcula bifida Move right.

31.10.2013 19:00, Sergei Kotov: comment on photo #19870

It is not Furcula furcula! It -Furcula bifida Move right.

31.10.2013 18:57, Sergei Kotov: comment on photo #5288

This species is identified correctly.

31.10.2013 18:57, Sergei Kotov: comment on photo #5331

This species is identified correctly.

31.10.2013 18:57, Sergei Kotov: comment on photo #5535

This species is identified correctly.

31.10.2013 18:56, Sergei Kotov: comment on photo #5750

This species is identified correctly.

31.10.2013 18:53, Sergei Kotov: comment on photo #5778

This species is identified correctly.

31.10.2013 18:52, Sergei Kotov: comment on photo #13844

Ectropis crepuscularia

31.10.2013 16:53, Sergei Kotov: comment on Phengaris alcon

"Sergey, you probably have time to sit at the computer clock: others do not (such is life, you know-you)." Frankly, at this time I have the opportunity. But fortunately, or unfortunately, it will last for long. Prior to November 5th.

31.10.2013 15:33, Sergei Kotov: comment on Phengaris alcon

"And this kind of duplicated: Maculinea alcon, http://lepidoptera.ru/taxonomy/51159" I agree, take the obvious. Just a pity that our reminders are not wanted here. Moreover, they also swear when they are on the recall.

30.10.2013 23:18, Sergei Kotov: comment on photo #13993

Nothing similar is not there. Other Polia radically differently look.

30.10.2013 14:26, Sergei Kotov: comment on photo #22219

This species is identified correctly.

30.10.2013 12:33, Sergei Kotov: comment on photo #24303

Actually, it's rather easy. Eilema griseola has way wider wings than other Eilema moths. This is seen well in photos and due to that Eilema griseola can't be mistaken for other Lithosiinae similar in color. Those can much confuse me and I usually thoroughly recheck such moths.