Identification of larvae and pupae

Good afternoon.
Please tell me whose larva.
Found on 11/10/2013 in Belarus, Bobruisk on a meadow by the river.

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uv. specialists! Tell me pliz, what kind of caterpillar (length somewhere 15 mm) on the Helmet. Bryansk forest, low glade, August. Thank you.

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Help me identify the caterpillar. Caught on 15.10.2013. A caterpillar crawled across the road. In body color, it is similar to the caterpillar Spilosoma lubricipedum, with red hairs on Spilarctia lubricipeda. The color did not change after preparation.

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Help me identify the caterpillar. Caught on 15.10.2013. A caterpillar crawled across the road. In body color, it is similar to the caterpillar Spilosoma lubricipedum, with red hairs on Spilarctia lubricipeda. The color did not change after preparation.

It is not clear what you mean by Spilosoma lubricipedum and Spilarctia lubricipeda, but actually, Phragmatobia fuliginosa is more suitable here.

I meant that the caterpillar is very similar to the caterpillar of Spilosoma lubricipedum, and its hair is red, almost like that of Spilarctia lutea. Please forgive me, but I can't explain it any more correctly.
Thank you so much for the tip. The fact that it could be a caterpillar Phragmatobia fuliginosa, I did not even think.)

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dear colleagues, tell me what kind of silkworm? out of my mind

dear colleagues, tell me what kind of silkworm? it slipped my mind

Eriogaster lanestris, a cocoonworm. I'd like to go to the studio, if possible. Near Krasnoyarsk?

Yes, I came home and checked my photos, it was him. Just at that time, I needed info on the name of the type. I will inform you about the discovery of this caterpillar tomorrow.
As for the meeting places of these caterpillars, these are mixed forests (pine, birch) near Krasnoyarsk, also in the south of the Krasnoyarsk Territory (Minusinsk), in Khakassia the Shirinsky district (larch with birch) is quite often found on shrubby vegetation and grass near them. Unfortunately, there are no butterflies in the collection of this species.

I'll duplicate it just in case. Please help me identify the species. The caterpillar was found by her daughter on a dry leaf on bare dry ground without grass under a tree without leaves. In Luanda (Angola).

I'll duplicate it just in case. Please help me identify the species. The caterpillar was found by her daughter on a dry leaf on bare dry ground without grass under a tree without leaves. In Luanda (Angola).

Where did the photo go?

I'll duplicate it just in case. Please help me identify the species. The caterpillar was found by her daughter on a dry leaf on bare dry ground without grass under a tree without leaves. In Luanda (Angola).

Good day. This is a caterpillar of a cocoonworm of the genus Stoermeriana. Latin-Stoermeriana. These caterpillars eat different types of trees, in Angola mainly on acacia trees. This is an adult caterpillar. Most likely, it will soon pop a cocoon and turn into a pupa in it, and in 2-3 weeks a butterfly will hatch from the pupa. If you can, post her photo later.

Do you have any idea what kind of scoops this goose is?
Found in the Moscow region, Odintsovo district. July 28, 2013 on mother-and-stepmother.
a.
b.

Do you have any idea what kind of scoops this goose is?
Found in the Moscow region, Odintsovo district. July 28, 2013 on mother-and-stepmother.
a.
b.

Isn't that Eurois occulta, by any chance?"

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region.
September 15th. Whose larva?

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region.
September 15th. Whose larva?

it looks like someone from Tipulidae

Hello!
Tell me, please, whose tracks are these?
Tver region.

1. 3.08.2013 Ostashkovsky district, Seliger lake

2. 4.08.2013 Ostashkovsky district, Seliger lake

3. 21.06.2013 Torzhoksky district,
Gruziny village

Ukraine, Rivne region. At least to the family.
??
October 5th


October 10th


August 1st


This post was edited by Gansucha - 26.10.2013 09: 42

Hello!
Tell me, please, whose tracks are these?
Tver region.

1) Orgyia antiqua
2) Acronicta leporina

Ukraine, Rivne region. At least to the family.
??
October 10th

October 10-Cucullia umbratica

Good day. Please identify N. Novgorod, August.

Good day. Please identify N. Novgorod, August.

Acronicta aceris

Isn't that Eurois occulta, by any chance?"

Yes, it doesn't look like it at all..
http://www.lepiforum.de/lepiwiki.pl?Eurois_Occulta
http://www.ukleps.org/ScientificNamesFamilyGroups.html

Yes, it doesn't look like it at all..
http://www.lepiforum.de/lepiwiki.pl?Eurois_Occulta
http://www.ukleps.org/ScientificNamesFamilyGroups.html

The photo is very bright.
Then I dare to assume that this is Xestia c-nigrum

The post was edited by Gennadich - 26.10.2013 16: 27

The photo is very bright.
Then I dare to assume that this is Xestia c-nigrum

This caterpillar is very light. But on Xestia c-nigrum is really similar...
Thank you very much!

Pililshchiki
M. O., Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district, pos.Poplar,peat
bog 1 16.08.2013, on the heather



2 16.06.2013, on the willow tree

3 24.06.2013, on the heather


4 24.06.2013, on the heather


5 m. O., Lishnyagi, 10.08.2013, on larch

6 m. O., Zhukovsky, 22.06.2013, on the holly maple

Georgia, Telavi.
There is no data on the shooting time.

Georgia, Telavi.
There is no data on the shooting time.

Vanessa cardui

M. O., Poplar, on the birch, Polia bombycina?
24.08.13

6.09.13


12.09.13


7.10.13


11.10.13



23.10.13

Pililshchiki
M. O., Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district, pos.Poplar,peat bog

2 16.06.2013, on willow-Arge sp.
4 24.06.2013, on heather and, I think, 3 too-Neodiprion sertifer. A nearby pine tree fell onto the heather.

M. O., Poplar, on the birch, Polia bombycina?

I also think so

Please confirm or help with the correct definition. Please correct me if something is wrong, and where exact identification is not possible before the view (given the region) - in this area I am "not Copenhagen". I understand that some of the photos are not very good, but still...
The first 3 photos from the Kola Peninsula
1-6.08.11-Acronicta auricoma?

2 - 6.08.11 - Notodonta dromedarius?

3 - 23.07.13 - Eriogaster lanestris?

The rest is from Karelia (its southern half)
4 -16.06.11-Eriogaster lanestris?

5 - 13.08.08 - Acronicta rumicis?

6 - 24.08.12 Acronicta rumicis?

7 - 10.07.13 Acronicta rumicis?

8-19.07.11 Nymphalis antiopa before pupation?

9-10-both 12.08.13-Ceramica pisi?



11-12.07.12-is it Cerura vinula or some Furcula?

12 - 13.08.10 - Clostera pigra?

13 - 19.08.08 - Colocasia coryli?

14 - 6.07.13 - Dendrolimus pini?

15-7.08.13-is this also Dendrolimus pini?

16 - 23.06.12 - Euthrix potatoria?

17 - 5.07.12 - Furcula sp. "can't identify the view?"

18 - 12.08.10 - Lasiocampa quercus?

19 - 28.08.13 - Melanchra persicariae?

20 - 20.06.09 - Poecilocampa populi?

21-14.08.09-on monkshood is it Pyrrhia exprimens?

22 - 16.06.11 - Trichiura crataegi? - there are big doubts

23 - 3.06.13 - Zygaena lonicerae?

Further, I have only vague suspicions
24-25-16.06.11 lousy quality photo of some nymphalida


26-21.07.12 - also a nymphalid pupa

27 - 10.07.13

28 - 28.06.10

29 - 12.08.10

30 - 27.08.13

31 - 27.08.13

32 - 16.06.11

33 - 13.08.08

Please confirm or help with the correct definition. Please correct me if something is wrong, and where exact identification is not possible before the view (given the region) - in this area I am "not Copenhagen". I understand that some of the photos are not very good, but still...
The first 3 photos from the Kola Peninsula

1 - 10) Right.
11) Cerura vinula
12-16) Correct.
17) The caterpillar is very young, it is difficult to determine, but still Cerura vinula
18, 19) Correctly.
21) Very similar indeed to Pyrrhia exprimens. And exactly from Karelia?
22) You should not doubt, Trichiura crataegi is what it is.
23) Correct.
24
, 25) Brenthisino26) Aglais
urticae27) Acronicta megacephala29
) Probably Spilarctia lutea, but not the fact, the angle is unsuccessful
30) This is not a caterpillar, but a sawfly larva
31) Euthrix potatoria

[quote=IchMan,03.11.2013 01:00]

You just have an allergic reaction, if there is no deterioration of the condition, then it will pass - you will live
The caterpillar is similar to some kind of wave moth (Lymantriidae) or silkworm (Lasiocampidae, for example, Euthrix potatoria)

I have such a cocoonworm escaped from home and I am asthmatic this can be reflected in death

Thanks for the help

  
21) Very similar indeed to Pyrrhia exprimens. And exactly from Karelia?

absolutely, its extreme southeast

On 29 - there is a slightly different angle:

A few more old shots with unidentified ones were found (all South Karelia)
1. Some Notodonta - 2.08.2007

2. 22.08.2006

and 2 more victims of bedbugs, both 22.07.2011:
3.

4.


This post was edited by IchMan - 05.11.2013 00: 01

Thank you for your help
absolutely, its extreme south-east

On 29 - there is a slightly different angle:

For the last two tracks, I suspected that there might be difficulties.
And on the cocoonworm (No. 20) - there are no considerations, like similar?

By Pyrrhia exprimens-yes, undoubtedly she is! Nice view, congratulations!

On 29 - and from this angle is also poorly visible. You need a back view. According to this photo, there are two options: either the bear Spilarctia lutea, or the scoop Acronicta auricoma.

According to cocoonworm (No. 20) - yes, Poecilocampa populi. I can't find anything more similar.

A few more old shots with unidentified ones were found (all South Karelia)

1) Notodonta ziczac (but there are small doubts)
2) Clostera curtula (there are also some doubts)
3,4) Sawfly larvae.

By Pyrrhia exprimens-yes, undoubtedly she is! Nice view, congratulations!

Thank you, but what's so good about it?
In all the caterpillars of Acronicta auricoma that I observed in our north, only the pubescence was red, but not the caterpillar itself (as in No. 1). I think it's a dipper, but what is it ???

What a beauty!
Brazil, Rio de Janeiro. 21.09.2013. Large, about 6 cm
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caterpillar of some peacock eyes