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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.

Lydella stabulans Meigen, 1824

Tachinidae

Ancyla asiatica Friese, 1922

Apidae

Cyllodes ater (Herbst, 1792)

Nitidulidae

Purpuricenus desfontainii (Fabricius, 1793)

Cerambycidae

Lipara lucens Meigen, 1830

Chloropidae