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25.09.2013 22:29, Svetlana Karaeva: comment on photo #23538

And yet, in naschem region, as I understand it, may well be Dyscia malatyana.

25.09.2013 22:26, Svetlana Karaeva: comment on photo #23538

According to Vasily Sergienko it may, Dyscia innocentaria. He says that it is necessary to cook for a more reliable determination of the type .. I have three copies of photos Dyscia, made this month, with a slightly different pattern on the wings.

25.09.2013 22:12, Svetlana Karaeva: comment on photo #23538

Thank you.

16.07.2013 22:35, Svetlana Karaeva: comment on photo #22802

Thank you and me :)

09.09.2012 21:47, Svetlana Karaeva: comment on photo #14434

Thank you for help, dear Alexandr, though this very moth doesn't look quite similar to Synaphe moldavica. Or is it about the species variability?

13.08.2012 22:05, Svetlana Karaeva: comment on photo #14194

Thanks, Petr and Alexandr. So I was lucky then to spot two specimens of this, as I guess, they're rare.

28.07.2012 19:59, Svetlana Karaeva: comment on photo #13932

I'm sorry, it's an approximate body length. Also, thanks for the assistance with identification.

26.07.2012 20:33, Svetlana Karaeva: comment on photo #13932

The moth is about 1cm.

01.07.2012 14:10, Svetlana Karaeva: comment on photo #13396

Might be Chrysocrambus craterella.

07.06.2012 21:22, Svetlana Karaeva: comment on photo #12943

Thanks to Alexandr Zhakov and you, Petr!!!

01.06.2012 22:00, Svetlana Karaeva: comment on photo #12941

Thanks for help.

29.04.2012 22:48, Svetlana Karaeva: comment on photo #12489

I've got another photo of this moth wings more spread out. Its size is about 4cm (afraid to be wrong:)) Should I upload that here?

28.04.2012 12:10, Svetlana Karaeva: comment on photo #9401

Looks similar to Carcharodus alceae.

28.04.2012 12:04, Svetlana Karaeva: comment on photo #9401

Looks similar to Carcharodus alceae.

27.04.2012 21:49, Svetlana Karaeva: comment on photo #12490

Relying upon the shot I suggested it could be a moth of Cucullia genus. Can't go further.

Cheilosia nuda Shiraki, 1930

Syrphidae

Amegilla quadrifasciata de Villers, 1789

Apidae

Cystidia couaggaria Guenee, [1858]

Geometridae

Brachyhammus raffrayi (Thomson, 1878)

Cerambycidae

Heniocha dyops (Maassen, 1872)

Saturniidae