Photo #32824: Angerona prunaria

23.08.2014 15:21, Sergey Novitckiy

Yes, at first glance, it is (or rather it), "unlike in any way" on Angerona prunaria. On the wings there is no thin dark dashes, no larger spots on the forewings. The fringe on the wings of one color, without spots. In addition, the plum moth like as one generation per year (by the way, I have never caught plum moth - this is the first time).But now upload pictures and straightened butterflies butterfly close-up of the head, where it is clear that palps very short, do not speak in front of a flat forehead, which corresponds to a description of the plum moth (from "krokoty" palps protruding forehead).

22.08.2014 21:56, Alexandr Zhakov

Yes, the second generation.

22.08.2014 21:54, Vasiliy Feoktistov

The second generation of what? We have it flew away long ago.

22.08.2014 21:08, Alexandr Zhakov Corrected data.

Imago → Male.

22.08.2014 21:08, Alexandr Zhakov Corrected data.

Crocota tinctaria / Tentatively identified / Sergey Novitckiy → Angerona prunaria / Confidently identified / Basil Sergienko.

22.08.2014 19:33, Basil Sergienko

Even if "unlike she did," it does not mean that it is not

22.08.2014 17:29, Vasiliy Feoktistov

Yes, not on maleAngerona prunariaunlike like she did. Or "killed life" so?

22.08.2014 16:52, Basil Sergienko

Generally krokota mountain views, in the Ukraine in the old collections recorded at two points of the Lviv region., And it's kind of like, Angerona prunaria