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17.04.2013 23:45, Kharkovbut

Hello everyone.
Today 17.04.2013 Moscow region, Ramenskiy district,Zhukovo village.
1. A very small pouch, a cover the size of a match head, crawled along the trunk of a birch tree.Collected 3 covers.

If I correctly confuse what I was taught last year on the forum

- this is not a baggy, but a leaf eater.

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19.04.2013 14:30, John-ST

Hello everyone.
Today 17.04.2013 Moscow region, Ramenskiy district,Zhukovo village.
1. A very small pouch, a cover the size of a match head, crawled along the trunk of a birch tree.Collected 3 covers.

If I correctly confuse what I was taught last year on the forum - this is not a baggy, but a leaf eater.

Yes it is a larva Cryptocephalinae

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20.04.2013 8:50, Andrey Ponomarev

Yes it's a Cryptocephalinae larva

What should I feed them now?Moss already disappears.

20.04.2013 9:21, Bad Den

What should I feed them now?The moss is already falling off.

They're detritus phages, as I recall.

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20.04.2013 21:51, guest: Катерина

On a sprig of lilac from the south, I found a pyramidal scoop. If anyone is interested in growing a butterfly out of it, take it away - I will definitely bend it.
Write to us http://vk.com/vitwo.

20.04.2013 21:57, guest: Катерина

On a sprig of lilac from the south, I found a caterpillar of scoops pyramidal.
If anyone is interested in growing a butterfly out of it, take it away - I will definitely bend it. I'm going on vacation in a few days.
Write to us http://vk.com/vitwo. (don't be surprised by another name, I posted a fake page on the forum for communication).
Photo taken from the Internet. Caterpillar identified thanks to your forum absolutely accurately. =) user posted image

24.04.2013 7:47, KingSnake

24.04.2013 15:02, okoem

Moderators, please move to the appropriate branch.

You can move your own messages yourself (copy them there, and delete them here).

28.04.2013 13:27, VSB

Who knows, help identify the larva. Filmed in Chelyabinsk on April 28 this year.

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30.04.2013 21:14, vasiliy-feoktistov

Who knows, help identify the larva. Filmed in Chelyabinsk on April 28 this year.

In my opinion, this is the so-called "wireworm": the larva of the click beetle (Elateridae). In this case, it is unlikely that anyone will bring it to the species: there are great problems with determining their imago, and here the larva

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01.05.2013 18:14, KostyaKor

Hello,

I found an insect on the surface of the soil, can you tell me who it is?

http://fataliti.ru/CMSPages/GetBizFormFile...beea5bf5c2e.jpg

01.05.2013 18:54, vasiliy-feoktistov

Hello,

I found an insect on the surface of the soil, can you tell me who it is?

http://fataliti.ru/CMSPages/GetBizFormFile...beea5bf5c2e.jpg

It is worth reading what is written in red letters at the end of each post. And this is the larva of some lamellar beetle (Scarabaeidae). I will suggest three options: a rhinoceros beetle, a May beetle, or some kind of bronze beetle.

04.05.2013 15:37, The Alice

Please help me determine the type of caterpillar. I found it on a willow tree I bought from my grandmothers. I bought a willow tree on April 5, the caterpillar appeared on the 7th, photos were taken on April 30 and May 3. I live in Saratov, caterpillar, respectively, from the surrounding area.
user posted image

This post was edited by The Alice - 05/04/2013 15: 40

04.05.2013 19:09, LITL NIKA

Help determine the Stavropol KR g Mikhailovsk Forest Mowing Hornbeam, Oak Lilac Hawthorn
1.2 picture: DSCF8719.JPG

05.05.2013 12:33, KingSnake

Both caterpillars on a flowering willow tree, May 4, Mordovia.

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05.05.2013 12:36, Andrey Ponomarev

M. O., Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district, peat bog in the vicinity of Poplar, rotten birch stump, 02.05.2013
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05.05.2013 13:13, IchMan

M. O., Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district, peat bog in the vicinity of Poplar, rotten birch stump, 02.05.2013

I think it's a larva of Lygistopterus sanguineus (Lycidae)

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05.05.2013 17:10, LITL NIKA

Both caterpillars on a flowering willow tree, May 4, Mordovia.

1 kaya bear

This post was edited by LITL NIKA - 05.05.2013 19: 41

05.05.2013 23:02, Sungaya

Both caterpillars on a flowering willow tree, May 4, Mordovia.

I will assume that 2 is Agrochola circellaris

05.05.2013 23:23, John-ST

Help determine the Stavropol KR g Mikhailovsk Forest Mowing Hornbeam, Oak Lilac Hawthorn

8,10,13,16,17,21 - Colotois pennaria
4,7 - Cosmia trapezina
19 - I think Angerona prunaria
15,18 and maybe 12 - Apocheima pilosaria

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05.05.2013 23:26, Sungaya

Help to determine the Stavropol KR g Mikhailovsk Forest Mowing Hornbeam, Oak Lilac Hawthorn ...

Collection datesphotos are highly welcome! As well as specifying a specific plant for each instance separately.
The assumptions are as follows:
1- ?
2- Sterrhinae sp.
4- Amphipyra sp.
5, 6, ?20 - Epirrita autumnata
7- Cosmia trapezina
8, 10, 13, 16, 17, 21, - Colotois pennaria
9- Trichiura crataegi
11- ?
12, 15, 18, - Phigalia pilosaria
14- ?
19- ?

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05.05.2013 23:29, Sungaya

Please help me determine the type of caterpillar. I found it on a willow tree I bought from my grandmothers. I bought a willow tree on April 5, the caterpillar appeared on the 7th, photos were taken on April 30 and May 3. I live in Saratov, caterpillar, respectively, from the surrounding area..
..

Some kind of dustpan... output and show what you get

05.05.2013 23:36, Vlad Proklov

Some kind of dustpan... output it and show us what happens

Eupsilia transversa, same as?

05.05.2013 23:50, Sungaya

Eupsilia transversa, same as?

The transversa should have white spots on its sides...
yes, and the caterpillar seems to be no longer small, and the beginning of April is a little early for transversa.

06.05.2013 2:10, John-ST

Help determine Stavropol KR g Mikhailovsk Forest Mowing Hornbeam, Oak Lilac Hawthorn
11

Catocala sp. perhaps fulminea or something close to

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06.05.2013 5:47, LITL NIKA

Collection datesphotos are highly welcome! As well as specifying a specific plant for each instance separately.
The assumptions are as follows:
1- ?
2- Sterrhinae sp.
4- Amphipyra sp.
5, 6, ?20 - Epirrita autumnata
7- Cosmia trapezina
8, 10, 13, 16, 17, 21, - Colotois pennaria
9- Trichiura crataegi
11- ?
12, 15, 18, - Phigalia pilosaria
14- ?
19- ?

Thank you. About the date yes I'm sorry but the plant alas all shook off from trees and bushes could have fallen from one or could have fallen from another

06.05.2013 10:08, John-ST

I can't decide on this bear

25.06.2012
Moscow region, Zheleznodorozhny
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06.05.2013 16:12, sashasasha888

Please help me determine the caterpillar scoops. 06.05.2013 Crimea, roc. Ordzhonikidze, Mount Jan-Kutaran.

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06.05.2013 20:13, LITL NIKA

I can't decide on this bear
25.06.2012
Moscow region, Zheleznodorozhny
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if 10 mm, then I think it is Parasemia plantaginis (Linnaeus, 1758) PLANTAIN BEAR

07.05.2013 11:38, LITL NIKA

Please help me determine the caterpillar scoops. 06.05.2013 Crimea, roc. Ordzhonikidze, Mount Jan-Kutaran.

I think Antitype chi

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07.05.2013 11:52, LITL NIKA

Who knows these scoops tell me the Forest . Mikhailovsk Stavropolsky kr. 7.05.2013
1. Wild lilac
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2 buk

3 beech or hawthorn
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This post was edited by LITL NIKA - 07.05.2013 11: 56

07.05.2013 13:19, John-ST

if 10 mm, then I think it is Parasemia plantaginis (Linnaeus, 1758) PLANTAIN BEAR

This is not Parasemia plantaginis
what does 10 mm have to do with it

This post was edited by John-ST-07.05.2013 13: 27

07.05.2013 14:29, LITL NIKA

This is not Parasemia plantaginis
what does 10 mm have to do with it

Agree that up to 10 mm they are similar
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07.05.2013 14:50, Sungaya

Who knows these scoops tell me the Forest . Mikhailovsk Stavropolsky kr. 7.05.2013

1 - Anorthoa munda
2 и 3 - Allophyes oxyacanthae

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07.05.2013 15:13, Sungaya

I think Antitype chi

It is very similar to Antitype chi, but chi has a similar color already in the adult state, and here it is still the beginning of May; at this time, chi is very young and looks different.
Cleoceris scoriacea, which overwinters at the caterpillar stage, is more suitable.
Okoem should know that. Let's say

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07.05.2013 15:16, Sungaya

I can't decide on this bear
25.06.2012
Moscow region, Zheleznodorozhny
[attachmentid ()=171718]

I would put it on fuliginosa

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07.05.2013 15:17, John-ST

Agree that up to 10 mm they are similar

similar to most Arctiinae caterpillars of different ages

This post was edited by John-ST-07.05.2013 15: 17

07.05.2013 15:20, Sungaya

Help to determine the Stavropol KR g Mikhailovsk Forest Mowing Hornbeam, Oak Lilac Hawthorn
...

3-maybe some Apamea

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08.05.2013 4:46, LITL NIKA

It is very similar to Antitype chi, but chi has a similar color already in the adult state, and here it is still the beginning of May; at this time, chi is very young and looks different.
Cleoceris scoriacea, which overwinters at the caterpillar stage, is more suitable.
Okoem should know that. Let him say

we are now in full summer weather in full swing.

This post was edited by LITL NIKA-08.05.2013 04: 49

08.05.2013 4:54, LITL NIKA

3-maybe some Apamea

I think this scoop is militant the following gus. more adults were ee

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