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Sympetrum striolatum ?
Storozhenko S.Yu. BPI FEBRAS writes Prumna tristis
Peter! In a word Prumna searcher types of finds. Only responds to the word Primnoa, which is also in the internet and there is probably obsolete.
Clearly, Peter!
Basil ! And why only a detachment Set? After I gave a link to the author's definition, which is one of the country's leading experts in Siberia and the Far East. View Lelia decempunctata (Motschulsky, 1860) is given in the book NN Vinokourov, EV Kanyukova, VV Golub catalog Hemiptera insects (HETEROPTERA) Asian part of Russia. Novosibirsk "Science" 2010, page 259.
Erebia niphonica Janson, 1877
Cephaloon pallens (Motsch., 1860)
Cryphaeus amurensis (Heyden, 1884)
Acleris ?
Carterocephalus silvicola (Meigen, 1829) I guess.
A. Kupyanskaya confirms identification of the species as Camponotus japonicus.
I fully support Eugene. And not just one defined (names not everyone knows), but also a place of work to determine if a person professionally engaged in any group of insects. Then trust as to the site as a whole and for specific images will be more.After all, no one will deny that it is impossible to know all kinds of families, and that more than a few units. And if someone refuses to explain ...
Alexander ! From mistakes no one is immune. As for this image, all the determination in this case were made and recorded at me. A Belyaev by moths DV, I trust more than any other. Ineta source. From scopul in a particular case it was granted only one picture. The internet is now a little normal sites. Even this one http: //www.jpmoth.org / it is outdated, not precise and have not been updated. ...
Araeopteron, perhaps amoena, but zkz. shabby and in Primorye lives half a dozen similar species. So it probably makes sense to remove, to the species still will not come. Determined: Matt AJ ZIN.
As Google also says Eupithecia tripunctata, and online E.tripunctaria
Eupithecia tripunctata Identified Belyaev EA BPI FEB RAS.
Hydrelia nisaria Identified Belyaev EA BPI FEB RAS.
Eupithecia sp. Determined Belyaev EA BPI FEB RAS.
Eupithecia sp. Determined Belyaev EA BPI FEB RAS.
Hydrillodes morosa Identified Matov AY ZIN,
Shot phone, so do not judge too much for the quality. Other images on the website yet, and therefore dropped.
Determination Anticypella diffusaria confirmed Belyaev EA BPI FEB RAS.
Determination Anticypella diffusaria confirmed Belyaev EA BPI FEB RAS.
Gastrolina depressa Baly, 1859 ?
Autosticha modicella ( Christoph , 1882).
Here is a surprise appearance, to the day of the October Revolution.
Well, of course, no question. Thank you, Eugene!
There typo. Written squad Hemiptera, - but it's a detachment of bugs. There seems to be written by the order Homoptera
In my opinion this Lithosia quadra (LINNAEUS, 1758)
I looked both. As a result, I adhere to the viewpoint Yu Karpov. Justification: The location of a character of living, primarily C. At Vanga, at least on site veins, mild in contrast to Erebia cyclopius whose veining and layout clearer. It is in any case not a statement, but rather a suggestion.But in general, I somehow do not understand why on the blur, not sharp pattern, so even without ...
But that is not correct? The family turned out in fact to others, and the race is now known.
Male. Determined Makarchenko EA BPI FEB RAS.
Chironomus sp (family Chironomidae). Determined Makarchenko EA BPI FEB RAS.
In blue is not all collected. Other sources say the number of different types of islands Promalactis. For some, their 7 species in the Far East. In Primorye 5 species-P. venustella, P. jezonica, P. svetlanae, P. parki and P. sinevi. In 39 regions, the Japanese said about P. enopisema. And all this against the background of insufficient knowledge mikrolepidoptery.
Rhodinia fugax
Alexander ! A point will be set? I'm still an option for Rhodinia fugax. Subspecies probably diana. The shape of the wings suitable previous stage and feed the same. One thing I do not understand. At all seen the pictures in the internet sling more clearly and not flooded like me. Shot one in one is not found.
Alexander! And you got the case is not a typo.?. I am watching a picture and in addition to the definition of Ira there was nothing. And now for some reason, the definition is Tatiana.
Schizotus fuscicollis (Mannerheim, 1853) (Pyrochroidae)
Fly Xerodes albonotaria (Bremer, 1864)?
Peter, so I just wrote, that did not pass by, corrected and explained to the others. Why sample. And it turned out as an order, especially with your exclamation.
Remove views
Consult with Matt, -Reset him a few shots from different years Chasminodes. Here's his verdict. In Primorye, about 10 species of Chasminodes .All develop on limes. Differences species only genital So it turns out that all the species determination, if not given details about the study genitals should be cleaned, leaving only the genus.Along the way, I have a question to the genus Chasminodes ...
Chasminodes albonitens (Bremer, 1861) ?
I put in inaccurate. On others. Photographs eyes "bug-eyed" and is not seen. Wanted more one looked.
Since the views are different, I make a clarification. In general, Alexander, I copied the wrong line, instead Acria ceramitis Meyrick, 1908 should be read almost as in the article "Acria nivalis" Why almost, now called butterfly Letogenes festalis Meyrick, 1930
Dr. Image not found.
Phthonosema tendinosaria
Yes, everything is normal, Alexander! I do not remember all the butterflies.
Phthonosema tendinosaria
Yes, like Oruza mira
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