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10.11.2013 18:44, RoPro

Tell me whose cocoon this is. It was found in the Moscow region on August 17.
The structure is similar to a very dense wad of cotton wool-with difficulty tore with his fingernails.
PS and how was it necessary to create the message "new topic" or how was it created - "new survey"?
I hardly figured out how to send anything at all.

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10.11.2013 19:23, KM2200

Whose larvae are these? Found today, in the forest, under the bark of a fallen tree. Length 3cm
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10.11.2013 19:41, vafdog

I had small hymenoptera bred from them.

and to write a message in an existing topic, there is a special window at the very bottom of the page, but if you need to insert a photo in the message, then open the "Extended Form". picture: _________.png

10.11.2013 19:46, vafdog

Whose larvae are these? Found today, in the forest, under the bark of a fallen tree. Length 3cm.

http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtop...dpost&p=1443221

maybe Pyrochroa coccinea, or someone from its family

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10.11.2013 20:24, KM2200

Thanks! Yes, exactly the same as Liparus assembled. And there were a lot of them, too. But on Pyrochroa coccinea with The Zinovsky site not exactly like it.

10.11.2013 22:24, Dima DD

10.11.2013 23:50, KM2200

By color! But I already looked at other sites, 99.9% is still Pyrochroa coccinea.

11.11.2013 12:33, Dima DD

By color! But I already looked at other sites, 99.9% is still Pyrochroa coccinea.

Yeah, colors in photos are one of the most unreliable characteristics! In that image from ZIN, the colors are very much over-timed (the author unsuccessfully fought with the white balance curve - this is noticeable in the overall color scheme), plus images are often additionally "improved"during publication: to taste, contrast is added and, possibly, saturation, maybe something else...

11.11.2013 19:37, RoPro

I had small hymenoptera bred from them.

and to write a message in an existing topic, there is a special window at the very bottom of the page, but if you need to insert a photo in the message, then open the "Extended Form".

Thank you so much for your help !

11.11.2013 19:48, RoPro

http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtop...dpost&p=1443221

maybe Pyrochroa coccinea, or someone from its family

I had a good time coming to this discussion. It must be the first (yellow) insect from the same family. And the second (meat-colored) tell me, please, who. Both were photographed on 09.11.2013 in the Moscow region.

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11.11.2013 21:59, KM2200

I had a good time coming to this discussion. It must be the first (yellow) insect from the same family. And the second (meat-colored) tell me, please, who. Both were photographed on 09.11.2013 in the Moscow region.

But the first one looks like Schizotus pectinicornis (rounded cerci). See here: http://markgtelfer.co.uk/beetles/pyrochroidae/

12.11.2013 19:37, RoPro

But the first one looks like Schizotus pectinicornis (rounded cerci). See here: http://markgtelfer.co.uk/beetles/pyrochroidae/

Thank you so much for your help.

13.11.2013 18:21, Stas Shinkarenko

Please help me with the tracks.
Volga-Akhtuba floodplain near Volgograd, May 2010, undergrowth of ash-leaved maple.
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Astrakhan region, near Baskunchak on the sands. End of April 2010, length 4-5 cm.
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Volgograd neighborhood, July 2008.

13.11.2013 19:06, TEMPUS

Please help me with the tracks.
Volga-Akhtuba floodplain near Volgograd, May 2010, undergrowth of ash-leaved maple.

Scoop on the first photo-Amphipyra pyramidea.

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13.11.2013 19:36, okoem

Please help me with the tracks.

- Colotois pennaria and ?Phigalia pilosaria.
- ?Synopsia sociaria
- ???

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13.11.2013 20:28, RoPro

Please tell me what kind of beetle this larva is. It was found on May 29 in the Moscow region.

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13.11.2013 20:38, RoPro

Please tell me what kind of miracle this is. A beetle larva ? It was found in the Moscow region on June 11.

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13.11.2013 21:07, TEMPUS

Please tell me what kind of miracle this is. A beetle larva ? It was found in the Moscow region on June 11.

Skin - eating beetle larva (Dermestidae)

13.11.2013 21:21, okoem

Please tell me what kind of beetle this larva is. It was found on May 29 in the Moscow region.

This is a caterpillar scoops from the tribe Apameini.

14.11.2013 19:03, RoPro

This is the caterpillar scoops from the tribe Apameini.

Thank you very much! Very helpful.

14.11.2013 19:03, RoPro

Skin - eating beetle larva (Dermestidae)

Thank you very much!

14.11.2013 19:55, RoPro

I wonder if it is possible to determine what kind of butterfly this caterpillar is. There should be a dustpan, but I would like to be more specific. Taken in the Moscow region on June 23.

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14.11.2013 23:53, TEMPUS

Please tell me what kind of beetle this larva is. It was found on May 29 in the Moscow region.

Apamea monoglypha

14.11.2013 23:54, TEMPUS

I wonder if it is possible to determine what kind of butterfly this caterpillar is. There should be a dustpan, but I would like to be more specific. Taken in the Moscow region on June 23.

Orthosia gothica

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15.11.2013 19:26, RoPro

Orthosia gothica

Thanks !

15.11.2013 19:27, RoPro

Apamea monoglypha

Thank you so much for your help !

24.11.2013 9:42, RoPro

Please tell me, knowledgeable people, whether I correctly identified the name of the scooper caterpillar as Axylia putris.
It was found under the foliage on a fallen tree trunk on 23.11.2013 in the Moscow region. In general, such caterpillars are often found, but only now I thought about what to call her

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24.11.2013 14:49, TEMPUS

Please tell me, knowledgeable people, whether I correctly identified the name of the scooper caterpillar as Axylia putris.
It was found under the foliage on a fallen tree trunk on 23.11.2013 in the Moscow region. In general, such caterpillars are often found, but only now I thought about what to call her .

No! This is Anaplectoides prasina.

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24.11.2013 19:44, alex242

SE Kazakhstan Dzungarian Alatau. June 8, 2010

Please tell me, is it possible to determine this "roll"?
I think one of the cocoonworms, if so, who?

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24.11.2013 19:44, Achtung

Доброго вечОра.
Help pliz!))
I think it's a bug larva, right?
Thank you in advance.

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24.11.2013 19:57, TEMPUS

Доброго вечОра.
Help pliz!))
I think it's a bug larva, right?
Thank you in advance.

Yes, this is the larva of the click beetle (Elateridae).

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25.11.2013 18:58, dim-va

SE Kazakhstan Dzungarian Alatau. June 8, 2010

Please tell me, is it possible to determine this "roll"?
I think one of the cocoonworms, if so, who? [

Lasiocampa eversmanni

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26.11.2013 7:41, alex242

I still have the last "unknown animal", maybe someone is familiar?
(I was already on the forum, no one recognized me)

South Kazakhstan region, Dzungarian Alatau. Pos. Prigorodny. [12.05.2008]

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26.11.2013 11:37, TEMPUS

I still have the last "unknown animal", maybe someone is familiar?
(I was already on the forum, no one recognized me)

South Kazakhstan region, Dzungarian Alatau. Pos. Prigorodny. [12.05.2008]

It seems to me that this is not even a caterpillar, but the larva of some beetle.

26.11.2013 16:25, okoem

South Kazakhstan region, Dzungarian Alatau. Pos. Prigorodny. [12.05.2008]

A dustpan. Similar to Agrochola macilenta.

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26.11.2013 17:50, alex242

A dustpan. It is similar to Agrochola macilenta.

This one was radically black, velvety to the touch.

26.11.2013 18:18, Sungaya

I still have the last "unknown animal", maybe someone is familiar?
(I was already on the forum, no one recognized me)

South Kazakhstan region, Dzungarian Alatau. Pos. Prigorodny. [12.05.2008]

Purely hypothetical... Eupsilia transversa couldn't be it?..

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26.11.2013 18:41, alex242

Purely hypothetical... Eupsilia transversa couldn't be it?..

I looked at a photo of Eupsilia transversa caterpillars very much, in the last age. You've got a good eye! With white spots, just like him. So fluffy!

28.11.2013 19:53, vafdog

please determine if possible
Ukraine Cherkasy region 14.06.2013

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28.11.2013 19:57, Zheka

please determine if possible
Ukraine Cherkasy region 14.06.2013

As for me, something from Ethmiidae

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