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Identification of larvae and pupae

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14.04.2014 19:57, RoPro

Thanks for the help.

Thank you. I'll know.

15.04.2014 11:18, Konstantin Lyutov

such a question. if I find a clutch on a leaf of a food plant, can I pluck the leaf with the clutch and put it in a cage while waiting for the caterpillars to hatch ? that is, if the leaf wilts or dries up, the eggs will not die or the clutch is alive only while the leaf is fresh ? thank you in advance.

15.04.2014 16:07, John-ST

such a question. if I find a clutch on a leaf of a food plant, can I pluck the leaf with the clutch and put it in a cage while waiting for the caterpillars to hatch ? that is, if the leaf wilts or dries up, the eggs will not die or the clutch is alive only while the leaf is fresh ? thank you in advance.

The clutch will not die, but when the larvae come out in some species, I think there may be a large waste until they get to the fresh one, which prevents cutting the branch along with the leaf and putting it in water.
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17.04.2014 17:00, bogdan88

Whose caterpillar? Sudaksky district Crimea. 17.04

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17.04.2014 17:17, John-ST

Whose caterpillar? Sudaksky district Crimea. 17.04

Ethmia probably pusiella or something close
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17.04.2014 17:23, okoem

Whose caterpillar? Sudaksky district Crimea. 17.04

If the Sudak region, then I think that Ethmia candidella, a common species of steppes and foothills. This year there are especially many caterpillars.
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17.04.2014 22:57, Konstantin Lyutov

Good evening, today I found this caterpillar,I'm in Orel. if I'm not mistaken, this is a scoop of Polia nebulosa. if you're wrong,please correct me. I found it under the bark of a dry apple tree trunk. attention question: what to feed this creature, there is no foliage yet, and the caterpillar is very active. also, where does it pupate, in the soil or in the leaves on a branch ?
P.S. I apologize in advance for the quality of the photo. ))

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18.04.2014 9:54, okoem

I found it under the bark of a dry apple tree trunk. attention question: what to feed this creature, there is no foliage yet, and the caterpillar is very active. also, where does it pupate, in the soil or in the leaves on a branch ?

Scoops usually pupate in the soil.
Feed: give her all the different greens you can find. She will choose for herself.
You can also give me a branch of an apple tree with buds. Caterpillars also eat buds very well. You don't have to wait for the leaves. smile.gif
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19.04.2014 22:38, Shamil Murtazin

Maysky? Southern Urals, Bashkortostan, 19.04.2014
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20.04.2014 14:10, Коллекционер

Maysky? Southern Urals, Bashkortostan, 19.04.2014
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bronzes

21.04.2014 8:12, Dmitry Vlasov

20/4/2014
Yaroslavl neighborhood, Valezhina with an anthill.
Larvae of myrmecophilic babblers???

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21.04.2014 9:06, John-ST

20/4/2014
Yaroslavl neighborhood, Valezhina with an anthill.
Larvae of myrmecophilic babblers???

Microdon sp.
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23.04.2014 17:37, Коллекционер

is it a mosquito of some sort? Voronezh, on the water meadow

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23.04.2014 19:44, RoPro

Please tell me what kind of beetle this larva is. It was found on 19.04.2014 in the Moscow region. The size is about 2 centimeters.

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23.04.2014 21:15, Evgenich

is it a mosquito of some sort? Voronezh, on the water meadow

Someone from the Haoborus.
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23.04.2014 21:27, Коллекционер

Please tell me what kind of beetle this larva is. It was found on 19.04.2014 in the Moscow region. The size is about 2 centimeters.


Pytho depressus

25.04.2014 18:47, Александр57

Dzerzhinsk, Nizhny Novgorod region. Under the bark of an oak (or pine) tree. April.
I'm sorry I didn't take it. But it's probably not easy with them.
1 - Length about 16 mm. Cucujus cinnaberinus?
2 - Length about 16 mm.?

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25.04.2014 19:41, RoPro

Pytho depressus

Thank you. I took photos of the beetle there on the same day.

26.04.2014 0:21, John-ST

Dzerzhinsk, Nizhny Novgorod region. Under the bark of an oak (or pine) tree. April.
I'm sorry I didn't take it. But it's probably not easy with them.
1 - Length about 16 mm. Cucujus cinnaberinus?
2 - Length about 16 mm.?

1. Most likely yes
2. Boros schneideri
Take a container with a flat bottom (I have a plastic box from under some sweets), pour the substrate in which the larvae live (any crap between the bark and wood) in an even layer of 3-10 mm, release the larvae, cover with a flat piece of bark, periodically moisten (I usually once in 4-7 days when I just remember urine in the water, an additional piece of bark, not the one that the larvae are covered with, and I put it in a container), wait, if you are lucky, then after a while beetles will appear.
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26.04.2014 23:28, Коллекционер

is this Dytiscus of the first ages or someone like an adult Ilybius ? In a large puddle in a water meadow, 15 mm

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27.04.2014 20:01, gstalker

Please help with a huge larva
Children found in the sandbox 26.04.14 Germany
And can I bring the insect at home?

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27.04.2014 20:15, Konstantin Lyutov

Please help with a huge larva
Children found in the sandbox 26.04.14 Germany
And can I bring the insect at home?



Drevotochets odorous, or drevotochets willow (Lat. Cossus cossus)

27.04.2014 20:24, Shamil Murtazin

bronzovka

I'm sorry, but is it possible to indicate what age the larva is? .. I.e. whether it will pupate this year.

27.04.2014 20:30, Evgenich

It should pupate.

28.04.2014 13:53, Виктория Р.

Help to deal with the larvae of barbels, maybe there are specialists. The fact is that when identifying the larvae of barbels of R. Monochamus, which came to us from Belarus, according to the identifier Tatarinova, Nikitsky et al. Barbels, or woodcutters of the fauna of the European north-east of Russia (2007), we come to M. urussovi (focusing on the presence of white irregular dots devoid of sclerotization on the pronotum), while when determining by Mamaev (1972), Ilyinsky (1962), Plavilshchikov (1958), we come to M. urussovi. galloprovincialis (focusing on the very large (long and wide) spiracles of the mid-thorax).
The appearance of calluses of sternites and tergites is similar to that of M. galloprovincialis, but all the tubercles of calluses are covered with microscopic spines, which is a diagnostic feature of M. urussovi according to Tatarinova. Help us figure out which attributes should be preferred for identification.

29.04.2014 19:35, alex242

SE Kazakhstan. Dzungarian Alatau, Almaty region, Taldy-Kurgan.
At this stage, you can find out who I am "raising". It ate burdock.
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29.04.2014 21:16, okoem

At this stage, you can find out who I am "raising". It ate burdock.

Some kind of fireball, probably...
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30.04.2014 9:37, VikaR

Good time of day! Colleagues, please consult us!!! I already wrote it, but I decided to attach photos for clarity. When identifying the larvae of the barbel R. Monochamus, which came to us from Belarus, according to the identifier Tatarinova, Nikitsky et al. Barbels, or woodcutters of the fauna of the European north-east of Russia (2007), we come to M. urussovi (focusing on the presence of white irregular dots devoid of sclerotization on the pronotum), while when determining by Mamaev (1972), Ilyinsky (1962), Plavilshchikov (1958), we come to M. urussovi. galloprovincialis (focusing on the very large (long and wide) spiracles of the mid-thorax).
The appearance of calluses of sternites and tergites is similar to that of M. galloprovincialis, but all the tubercles of calluses are covered with microscopic spines, which is a diagnostic feature of M. urussovi according to Tatarinova.

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30.04.2014 9:39, VikaR

And some strange spots on the wet larva can be seen, but it will dry up and not like frown.gif

02.05.2014 21:39, Woodmen

M. O., Poplar, peat bog on bagulnik 27.04.2014

They look like the larva of a babbler.
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02.05.2014 22:28, Jaguar paw

M. O., Poplar, peat bog on bagulnik 27.04.2014

I found a similar one among the babblers of the genus Sphaeropharia https://www.google.com/search?q=Sphaerophor...iw=1440&bih=787

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03.05.2014 10:52, bogdan88

Moscow region 1. 05. Whose caterpillar?

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03.05.2014 15:05, Sungaya

Moscow region 1. 05. Whose caterpillar?

In my opinion, Euphydryas aurinia.
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04.05.2014 1:25, Коллекционер

They look like the larva of a babbler.

pupari is already smile.gif
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05.05.2014 13:00, Коллекционер

Voronezh, in a large puddle on a water meadow, length ~7mm

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05.05.2014 18:38, Jaguar paw

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05.05.2014 18:42, Юрий777

Guys, please help me determine.

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05.05.2014 21:18, Jaguar paw

Better yet, it's the larva of a beetle, namely one of the leaf eaters.

08.05.2014 14:07, AGG

Gentlemen, help with the caterpillar mol.giftoday in the vicinity of Tambov, a meadow, but there are some trees, I was walking along a dirt road. large - about 4 cm and thick. Zeuzera pyrina or what kind of owl?
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09.05.2014 5:26, TEMPUS

Gentlemen, help with the caterpillar mol.giftoday in the vicinity of Tambov, a meadow, but there are some trees, I was walking along a dirt road. large - about 4 cm and thick. Zeuzera pyrina or what kind of owl?

IMHO, Apamea monoglypha
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