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Identification of larvae and pupae

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27.05.2014 14:18, аруд

Duc what kind of baboon does this monster make - almost 7 cm long?????? I suspect that it is a grass cocoonworm. Bryansk. May. But thank you.

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27.05.2014 14:24, Ilia Ustiantcev

Arud, you're right.
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27.05.2014 14:58, VikaR

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27.05.2014 15:01, VikaR

Help opledelit, pliz

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27.05.2014 17:05, TEMPUS

Help opledelit, pliz

Malacosoma neustria
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27.05.2014 17:07, TEMPUS

Help me, pliz! What is the beauty of long hair? Bryansk, May. Thank you very much.


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27.05.2014 17:10, Alexandr Zhakov

Help opledelit, pliz

Malacosoma neustria

27.05.2014 17:15, TEMPUS

good afternoon, help with the definition...
Tver region, August.

Spilosoma lubricipeda
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27.05.2014 17:25, TEMPUS

Here I grow and I don't know who. Help me determine it. Eats apple tree leaves. Nizhny Novgorod region, May

Most likely Orthosia gothica
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27.05.2014 17:33, vasiliy-feoktistov

What kind of miracle did I collect from the pine undergrowth today?
No one knows whose pupa is so wonderful?
27.05.2014г. Vladimir region, Petushinsky district, district, village Old Pools.
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27.05.2014 18:00, TEMPUS

What kind of miracle did I collect from the pine undergrowth today?
No one knows whose is so weird?
27.05.2014г. Vladimir region, Petushinsky district, district, village Old Pools.

Nothing else comes to mind but Calliteara abietis. But, for the sake of justice, it should be noted that the pupae of C. abietis from various Internet sites are not too similar to the pupa from the photo of Vasily. Maybe someone else will speak up.
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27.05.2014 18:13, Sungaya

Basil's pupa is more like Leucoma salicis.
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27.05.2014 18:18, Sungaya

Most likely Orthosia gothica

in my opinion, the Gothic does not pull
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27.05.2014 21:48, Shamil Murtazin

Southern Urals.

Any suggestions who will turn out?..
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27.05.2014 23:56, Alexandr Zhakov

Southern Urals.
Any suggestions who will turn out?..
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1. Lycia pomonaria
photo, preferably slightly smaller
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28.05.2014 12:03, Ilia Ustiantcev

What can you say about this pigeon caterpillar? I found Pseudoterpna pruinata on a caterpillar today, which it confused with a twig (and I, accordingly, confused it with the larva of a rider or tachina), apparently, it made its way to me like a hare along with a forage broom collected on a burrow. Isn't that a raspberry tree, by any chance?" Length 6-7 mm.
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28.05.2014 12:49, Woodmen

Photo of Buhe Vladimir Vasilyevich from the Macro Club.
Germany, Harz, 600m altitude, pine forest. 17.05.2014.

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28.05.2014 16:34, okoem

Um.. and what is she waiting for? How long will he stay like this?

It all depends on the type. Some pupate within a few days, others sit until the end of summer and only then pupate.

Germany, Harz, 600m altitude, pine forest. 17.05.2014.

Probably Phigalia pilosaria.

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28.05.2014 17:20, Konstantin Lyutov

good evening. I took this goose 4-5 days ago from an apple tree,then it was very small, now it has grown a little, you can probably already determine ?

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28.05.2014 18:06, Andrey Ponomarev

1. Lycia pomonaria
photo, preferably slightly smaller
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I think that Lycia hirtaria
In Lycia pomonaria the upper bands are whitish
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28.05.2014 18:47, Shamil Murtazin

I think that Lycia hirtaria
In Lycia pomonaria the upper stripes are white

we'll see. if everything goes well, we will determine by imago shuffle.gif

28.05.2014 18:47, TEMPUS

good evening. I took this goose 4-5 days ago from an apple tree,then it was very small, now it has grown a little, you can probably already determine ?

Acronicta psi
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29.05.2014 19:59, цверг

Good afternoon!
Tell me, please, what kind of caterpillar is this?
Size approx. 1cm
. 29. 05. 14.
Krasnoyarsk.
On the rocks, on the reverse side.
Motionless (maybe because it's cold, +7)
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29.05.2014 21:32, Коллекционер

Voronezh region, Novousmansky district, a week ago

on Solidago
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on Lonicera
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something like a dandelion
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on gooseberries
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29.05.2014 23:17, bogdan88

Whose caterpillar is this? Kiev region May 25

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30.05.2014 7:28, Sungaya

Whose caterpillar is this? Kiev region May 25

Sawfly larva
?Periclista sp.

30.05.2014 10:43, bogdan88

Sawfly larva
?Periclista sp.

thank you, just felt like it was a sawman

30.05.2014 17:31, КаМея

Good day!
I found a larva / pupa. Sorry, I didn't get a better photo. It is about 4 cm long, dark brown, and has a black head. She was lying on the lawn under an oak tree.
Who will turn out of it? Can I grow it at home, and if not, what should I do with it?
May 30, Saint Petersburg.
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30.05.2014 17:43, TEMPUS

Good day!
I found a larva / pupa. Sorry, I didn't get a better photo. It is about 4 cm long, dark brown, and has a black head. She was lying on the lawn under an oak tree.
Who will turn out of it? Can I grow it at home, and if not, what should I do with it?
May 30, St. Petersburg.

No more than a guess: Phalera bucephala.

30.05.2014 17:56, КаМея

No more than a guess: Phalera bucephala.

Thanks!
Googled the pupa, that's the one.
What do we do with it now? Can I grow it at home or should I take it to nature?

30.05.2014 18:07, TEMPUS

 
What do we do with it now? Can I grow it at home or should I take it to nature?

It is better to bring out at home, and in the nature to release an adult butterfly.

30.05.2014 18:11, КаМея

It is better to bring out at home, and in the nature to release an adult butterfly.

And how to maintain it? Now it's just in a cardboard box is.

30.05.2014 18:25, TEMPUS

And how to maintain it? Now it's just in a cardboard box is.

The view is very simple in content and does not require creating any special conditions. Let it lie in a cardboard box, so it lies in it. It is necessary to keep warm, but at the same time protect from direct sunlight. The butterfly will appear in one to two weeks. For normal breeding, the butterfly needs to provide a rough vertical surface so that it can climb on it and spread its wings normally.
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30.05.2014 18:41, КаМея

Thank you, I will raise you )

31.05.2014 0:53, Shamil Murtazin

The view is very simple in content and does not require creating any special conditions. Let it lie in a cardboard box, so it lies in it. It is necessary to keep warm, but at the same time protect from direct sunlight. The butterfly will appear in one to two weeks. For normal breeding, the butterfly needs to provide a rough vertical surface so that it can climb on it and spread its wings normally.

I'll insert 5 kopecks (I ruined a couple of butterflies like that): we also need above-average humidity.
A cotton pad half-moistened with water is added to the jar or box (squeeze it out so that it doesn't drip!).
Check-dry leaves in the container should not break, but should bend.
Otherwise, the covers will dry up and the butterfly will not be able to break them - the cocoon will simply dry up.
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31.05.2014 21:51, Nick444444

Please help me determine the types of caterpillars ???))) Thank you in advance!!!)
All photos were taken in Kharkiv (2014).
(the filming locations mostly had trees like oak and maple)
1) IMG_1.JPG -made on May 11 in Dubrava.
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3) IMG_3.JPG -made on May 11 in Dubrava.
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5) IMG_5.JPG -made on May 27 in Dubrava.
6) IMG_6.JPG -made on May 31 in Dubrava.
7) IMG_7.JPG -made on May 31 in Dubrava.

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31.05.2014 22:21, okoem

Please help me determine the types of caterpillars ???))) Thank you in advance!!!)
All photos were taken in Kharkiv (2014).

1. similar to Allophyes oxyacanthae
2. in my opinion, Colotois pennaria
3. Erannis defoliaria
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01.06.2014 19:13, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. June 1st.
On a birch tree.

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01.06.2014 19:51, Sungaya

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. June 1st.
On a birch tree.


With such a scattering of "stars" on the koprus... immediately appears some sovkovidka, such as flavicornis..
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01.06.2014 20:32, Woodmen

With such a scattering of "stars" on the koprus... immediately appears some sovkovidka, such as flavicornis..

Thank you, very similar to Achlya flavicornis. And feeds on birch.

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