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30.07.2013 8:08, Gansucha

Ukraine, Rivne region, August 16
That I can not understand what kind of cocoonworm. Near and oak, and hawthorn. I don't remember which one.
And with such a picture in the Internet did not find. wall.gif
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This post was edited by Gansucha - 30.07.2013 08: 10

30.07.2013 8:16, okoem

  
I can't figure it out,

Phalera bucephala
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30.07.2013 8:24, guest: cherepahovod

is my caterpillar indefinable? frown.gif

30.07.2013 8:55, Mr.Hyde84

Good afternoon! Please help me identify the caterpillar. Found in the Moscow region in July on raspberries. The quality, however, is not very good...picture: TyxLb6pLjH8.jpg

30.07.2013 10:25, okoem

is my caterpillar indefinable? frown.gif

Hawk moth Hemaris sp., crawled to pupate.

Good afternoon! Please help me identify the caterpillar. Found in the Moscow region in July on raspberries. The quality, however, is not very good...

It seems to be some kind of nymphalid. Mother-of-pearl, maybe. You can't see anything in the photo. frown.gif

This post was edited by okoem - 30.07.2013 10: 25

31.07.2013 13:02, guest: cherepahovod

Thank you, I forgot about the bumblebees for some reason . There is already a predkukolka.

31.07.2013 16:52, alyena

Please help me identify the caterpillars. It seems to be familiar, but I don't find an exact match in the catalogs. Found on grass, Novgorod region.

This post was edited by alyena - 31.07.2013 16: 56

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31.07.2013 17:10, bials

Please help me identify the caterpillars. It seems to be familiar, but I don't find an exact match in the catalogs. Found on grass, Novgorod region.

The first scoop is a garden (Lacanobia oleracea L.), but the second one is difficult to answer who.
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31.07.2013 19:02, Sungaya

Good afternoon! Please help me identify the caterpillar. Found in the Moscow region in July on raspberries. The quality, however, is not very good...picture: TyxLb6pLjH8.jpg

Apparently Siobla ruficornis
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01.08.2013 0:15, Gansucha

Kharkiv region, September 12
Hemaris tityus or Hemaris fuciformis ??
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01.08.2013 0:27, Коллекционер

  I met such a formation on the grain, hard to the touch. Is it a larva or a cocoon? Sverdlovsk Region, July

пупарий Syrphidae

02.08.2013 10:56, Mr.Hyde84

Apparently, Siobla ruficornis

Thank you very much!

02.08.2013 16:55, Natalie Liliya

Please help me identify the caterpillars. Ukraine, Zaporozhye. 24.07.2013.
1picture: _________24_07_IMG_2896.jpg
2picture: _________24_07_IMG_2912.jpg

02.08.2013 20:01, LITL NIKA

Please help me identify the caterpillars. Ukraine, Zaporozhye. 24.07.2013.
1picture: _________24_07_IMG_2896.jpg
2picture: _________24_07_IMG_2912.jpg

1-я Helicoverpa armigera (Hubner, 1808)
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02.08.2013 21:00, аруд

Help me identify a micro-burr. Lesnaya polyana, August, Bryansk region Thank you in advance.

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03.08.2013 18:41, alyena

Please look at this caterpillar. Who is it? Eats plantain. Novgorod region. It looks like a cabbage scoop.

This post was edited by alyena - 04.08.2013 17: 04

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04.08.2013 17:03, alyena

Yes, it's a hawk moth caterpillar. Similar to Xylophanes tersa.

04.08.2013 17:18, vasiliy-feoktistov

  I suspect it's a hawk moth caterpillar. Sverdlovsk Region, August



Yes, it's a hawk moth caterpillar. It is similar to Xylophanes tersa.

Where does Xyliphanes sp. come from in the Sverdlovsk region ?
This http://lepidoptera.ru/taxonomy/2820
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04.08.2013 19:24, Коллекционер

Voronezh region with corn/ to what size should it grow as much as possible before pupation?
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This post was edited by Collector-04.08.2013 19: 32

05.08.2013 15:30, Alexey Yabs

Where does Xyliphanes sp. come from in the Sverdlovsk region ?
This http://lepidoptera.ru/taxonomy/2820

Apparently it's him. It feeds on marsh cypress. And during the day, without hiding, as it is written on the site, in a shelter. thank you

06.08.2013 16:12, Owl

Hello. It may be a stupid question, but it really bothers me. What kind of animal is this and who will it grow into? From the Kola Peninsula, more specifically-from the birch tree =)

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07.08.2013 23:23, Divergin

Hello! Please help me figure out who I'm sheltering.
A week ago, on the green basil tree, I found such a caterpillar and decided to leave it. I read the forum, decided that most of all it looks like a scoop.
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The caterpillar ate basil and mulberry leaves. Once I put her water with sugar, which she also drank. And yesterday, she underwent a strange metamorphosis.
All day it was motionless, and by nightfall it began to molt. I expected her to just come out of her old skin, but she didn't.
At first, it thickened somehow, then began to darken ( here you can see the old skin collected at the bottom)
picture: P11400051.jpg
Well. Now it is completely dark, the lower part of the body has hardened. The back pair of legs is gone, but there seems to be a stinger.
picture: P11400111.jpg
Tell me, please, what kind of animal?!

08.08.2013 0:34, okoem

Kharkiv region, September 12
Hemaris tityus or Hemaris fuciformis ??

This is Agrius convolvuli.

1-я Helicoverpa armigera (Hubner, 1808)

The second one is also armigera.

Voronezh region with corn/ to what size should it grow as much as possible before pupation?

Helicoverpa armigera. Up to 4 cm approximately.

   It feeds on marsh cypress. And during the day, without hiding, as it is written on the site, in a shelter.

If the caterpillars do not hide in a shelter, it means that they are most likely infected.

 
Tell me, please, what kind of animal?!

This is the caterpillar scoops. She tried to pupate, but died. This usually happens due to inappropriate conditions of detention. Underfed caterpillars often die in this way when trying to pupate.
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08.08.2013 11:39, Deeman12

Found it on a birch tree, Kemerovo region. August.. a dustpan of some sort?

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08.08.2013 11:44, Zheka

Found it on a birch tree, Kemerovo region. August.. a dustpan of some sort?

This is it http://www.lepiforum.de/lepiwiki.pl?Acronicta_Alni

08.08.2013 11:52, Deeman12

Alder strelchatka!) Thank you very much!

12.08.2013 16:51, NikitosTagil

Please tell me what kind of animal and what to feed it
found it today on the road. Sverdlovsk region near Nizhny Tagil

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This post was edited by NikitosTagil - 12.08.2013 17: 27

12.08.2013 16:55, vasiliy-feoktistov



Please tell me what kind of animal and how to feed it

Read the request carefully at the bottom of each post wink.gif

12.08.2013 17:28, NikitosTagil

Read the request carefully at the bottom of each post wink.gif



I read it and edited it, but what does it eat and who will grow out of it ?))

12.08.2013 17:41, Victor Titov

I read it and edited it, but what does it eat and who will grow out of it ?))

http://lepidoptera.ru/taxonomy/6279

12.08.2013 17:54, NikitosTagil

  http://lepidoptera.ru/taxonomy/6279


the caterpillar is not the same.... in general, it is large from 7-8.5 cm, on the sides white spots are rare on the back, too, white.
by itself sulfuric brown hairs
in diameter about a centimeter

12.08.2013 18:18, vasiliy-feoktistov

the caterpillar is not the same.... in general, it is large from 7-8.5 cm, on the sides white spots are rare on the back, too, white.
by itself sulfuric brown hairs
are about a centimeter in diameter

There are oaks there: http://lepidoptera.ru/taxonomy/6272 Something I think itwink.gif's
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12.08.2013 18:24, Svetlana1973

Arkhangelsk region. August 10. On mint.

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12.08.2013 18:27, vasiliy-feoktistov

Arkhangelsk region. August 10. On mint.

http://lepidoptera.ru/taxonomy/7018
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12.08.2013 18:35, Svetlana1973

  http://lepidoptera.ru/taxonomy/7018

Thanks!
Why did she, (not a good word), eat almost all the mint, when her forage plants in the area are visible and invisible? wall.gif

12.08.2013 18:35, Victor Titov

There are oaks there: http://lepidoptera.ru/taxonomy/6272 I don't think she's going anywhere." wink.gif

It seems that Vasily is completely right - this is Lasiocampa quercus (I got excited with Malinredface.gif). And as for the oaks, ducks, they also eat birch leaves.

12.08.2013 18:36, NikitosTagil

Yes this is it thank you guys))

12.08.2013 18:54, NikitosTagil

can you tell me how much she can live without food?

12.08.2013 19:03, vasiliy-feoktistov

can you tell me how much she can live without food?

It winters in the caterpillar stage and goes without food until May. View the topic: http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=355726 I can't say anything more about the content: the view just didn't display it once.
I forgot to write: at least until September/October, still feed the leaves of oak or birch.

This post was edited by vasiliy-feoktistov - 12.08.2013 19: 07

12.08.2013 19:18, NikitosTagil

It winters in the caterpillar stage and goes without food until May. View the topic: http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=355726 I can't say anything more about the content: the view just didn't display it once.
I forgot to write: at least until September/October, still feed the leaves of oak or birch.

No, I meant one day will suffer without food? otherwise, I will only be able to go to the forest for a birch tree tomorrow....urban maintenance toxic vtalovo

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