Identification of Hymenoptera (wasps, bees, ants)

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19.08.2009 11:11, Юстус

Dear Ruslan2,
mea culpa

, the color also confuses me (although, in my defense, I note that the larva of a black, as well as yellow, plum p-schik of the first, for example, age differs in the color of the body and head capsule from the larva of the third age: over time, the head brightens, the body turns green

, almost like h-ka

: gray hair in the head, and ... well, etc.). I took into account, first of all, the character of the damage, the size (och. approximate, - it is, after all, on a rose leaf?). But, for some reason, the " elephant "(color) passed by attention (M. B., the fakir was again ... and it seemed to him that "och. it looks like"). I console myself with the maxim "h-ku is peculiar to oshibazza" and I apologize that I misled you

. In fact, there are not many options. You can also try (not on the tooth, of course) – plum (H. flava or H. minuta). What will the Slovenes say to this?

19.08.2009 15:01, Ruslan2

Thank you, Justus.

I was really grateful for your response to my question.

I did not mean to disrespect you in any way in my impermissibly brief message of 17.08.2009.

Indeed, I didn't take into account that different larvae (both true and false) change color from age to age. I have encountered this many times when breeding various Arctiids.
But somehow it's still not a very similar animal.... on yablonny street. The overall habit is not quite the same.
In other respects, the five main roses described in the description also did not fit. Then black spots, then stripes, then the head is striped.
In general, we are looking further.

Thank you for your recommendations about plum trees.