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:) It's a bit more complicated, I checked species of Sciota genus, nearly all Vitaly's IDs are doubtful. Will try to sort them out, not sure will be successful though :(
Yury, I myself apply to Matov in difficult cases. What you suggest is already realized on molbiol.ru, http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?act=SF&s=&f=40, where they got discussions and somewhat non classified images by group. Here instead everything's classified, dicussions are separated though.
ID by photo can be a wrong thing, whilst I compared this one to pics on other websites, Matov has at hand the WHOLE collection of the Zoological Institute RAS, obviously, he should know better :)
Thus the thing is in some bugs on upload. Anyway, better to have photos wrongly named :) than to have nothing to correct :(
This is not Aphomia sociella, another family, Calamotropha paludella. Vitaly, in case you've got no sure ID, please note your guess in the "author's comment" field and don't name the very specimen. If you're right, your ID will be noted, if not, moth will stay "undetermined".
This is not Aphomia sociella, another family, Calamotropha paludella. Vitaly, in case you've got no sure ID, please note your guess in the "author's comment" field and don't name the very specimen. If you're right, your ID will be noted, if not, moth will stay "undetermined".
This photo allows to guess just family and genus, Coleophoridae, Coleophora in Western system, and family only in Eastern.
This is not Incurvaria oehlmanniella, another family, likely Lampronia capitella, maybe that one exactly. :)
It's the only one photo on the linked website for 8 years the species has been on the web and that forum, so questionable. Also not sure that's the same species we've got here. Visually, at least. There are pics of this moth on http://www.lepbarcoding.org, named Diaphania sp. though. I'd wait for some sure thing. :)
Nah, not right. There are only three of them with Diaphania nitidalis, the rest what Lev IDed are quite questionable, it's a different species.