ID moth from drawing

[w4v]

I saw this moth today in Moscow, Russia, but I didn’t have a chance to take a photo. If it’s possible, can I get an ID of what it might be? If anyone has any more questions about its appearance I’ll answer what I remember

[pisum]

you should probably post this to the main iNaturalist platform rather than in the forum. i don’t think a drawing posted to iNaturalist is any less desirable than a photo posted to iNaturalist, especially one with this much detail.

[w4v]

I didn’t know drawings were okay to post as observations. Going to do this now, thanks!

[brennafarrell]

There’s a project for drawings: https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/nature-drawing-and-journaling.

[fffffffff]

Все скетчи, сделанные по памяти/с натуры принимаются как доказательство, если интересно, есть тема об этом: https://forum.inaturalist.org/t/what-is-evidence/470 Главное не рисовать с чужих фото или иллюстраций. Может быть что-то вроде http://insectamo.ru/hete/94-hete/lemonidae/800-lemonidae

[sambiology]

Chuck @gcwarbler has one of my favorite moth field note observations:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/10219300

[DanielAustin]

Yes, it’s not obligatory to include a photo or even a sketch or a sound recording. (Obviously if you can’t provide sufficient evidence to convince others in the iNat community to confirm the ID then it won’t ever become Research Grade, and a photo is the easiest way of providing that evidence generally.)