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The big one is Loxostege sticticalis.
Lamoria anella.
Lamoria anella.
Polia bombycina.
Definitely not Goldia pacifica.
Acleris laterana.
Acleris laterana.
Acleris laterana.
This is for sure Acleris, have no Catalogue nearby to check what can be there. Acleris laterana as a version.
The same "Butterfly's head".
To macroclub.ru or the "Lepidoptera body structure" page, then no need to describe species. "Butterfly's head", and everything is clear to everybody. :)
Lysandra bellargus.
Hyles galli.
Ochlodes sylvanus.
Polygonia c-album.
Lycaena phlaeas.
Macroglossum stellatarum.
From photographic point of view the shot is also meh :( Such ruined foreground ... is not good at all. :)
Some Noctuidae crushed by life. Lymantria dispar would occupy all three fingers. :)
Laspeyria flexula.
Laspeyria flexula.
Cucullia praecana.
Cucullia praecana.
Turns out to be Cucullia praecana, never saw it alive though :)
Some Caradrina, clavipalpis as a version.
Needed :)
This species is identified correctly.
This species is identified correctly.
This species is identified correctly.
This is really Coenonympha glycerion.
This species is identified correctly.
Celaena haworthii.
Eucharia festiva.
Eucharia festiva.
The same looking Lymantria minomonis female, Matsumura, 1934, with a pink abdomen, doesn't live in Russia. Others are different.
There are many Lymantria species in Russian Far East, and 4 in Primorye region, checking out others now. Vasily, I added a comment before seeing yours.
The main version is Lymantria dispar. Female anyway.
Petr, I might have pushed, aliena seems to suit also.
Maybe, suasa though.
This is not suasa.
Yesterday I was catching both these species. That's nupta.
Catocala nupta.
Catocala nupta.
Catocala nupta.
Heliothis viriplaca.
Looks very similar to Lacanobia.
Hey ho, Macdunnoughia confusa.
Axylia putris.
This angle is surely bad :( Deep cave residential can mean Mormo maura. But looking at this photo, I can guess this one is not so big.
This species is identified correctly.
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