Identification of larvae and pupae

Maybe someone has met such an insect before? It is very interesting what kind of creature it is. I found it on the balcony, it was moving up the wall, along with its "cocoon". Cocoon or nest made of some grass blades or pieces of bark, 1 cm in size. Noticing the interest in its own person, the creature hid its head in the cocoon like a snail, but the cocoon hung motionless on the wall, as if glued. I carefully moved the cocoon to the windowsill, the insect crawled as if this cocoon was part of its body, when it wanted to hide, it turned the house upside down and remained in this position. At night, this caterpillar or centipede or God knows who, tightly sealed its cocoon. I put the cocoon in a holagol jar, opened it at night and it seemed to me that the creature was dead, I left the jar open. In the morning, when I woke up, I saw that the insect was crawling on the jar and eating the remains of the medicine. I was distracted, and when I got back, he was gone. Please tell me, what kind of insect crawls in your house without leaving it???

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Maybe someone has met such an insect before? It is very interesting what kind of creature it is. I found it on the balcony, it was moving up the wall, along with its "cocoon". Cocoon or nest made of some grass blades or pieces of bark, 1 cm in size.

This is a caterpillar, a butterfly from the family of bagworms (Psychidae)
http://www.lepiforum.de/lepiwiki.pl?Fotoue...eticinae_Saecke

Today in Chelyabinsk I took this picture. Are the two objects captured on it related? What is a caterpillar and a pupa?

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A rider's pupa and the skin of a caterpillar that he ate .

As far as I understand, these are mines (pupae) of the poplar moth Phyllonorycter sp on an aspen tree. But I couldn't determine which specific type...

July 4, 2014, Krasnogorsk

Today in Chelyabinsk I took this picture. Are the two objects captured on it related? What is a caterpillar and a pupa?

Of course,the parasite's cocoon and the caterpillar on which it may parasitize are connected

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As far as I understand, these are mines (pupae) of the poplar moth Phyllonorycter sp on an aspen tree. But I couldn't determine which specific type...

July 4, 2014, Krasnogorsk

Most likely it is Phyllonorycter sagitella, I bred it last year
http://www.lepiforum.de/lepiwiki.pl?Phyllonorycter_Sagitella

Collected on 29.06.14, Southern Urals, Bashkortostan.
collected from dandelion, but there is no doubt that it ate... place probably looking for pupation.

  Autographa gamma

it's gone. Metalloid gamma. no photos yet

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This post was edited by rumpelstiltskin - 13.07.2014 00: 11

Tell me, please, what kind of caterpillars are these?

One of them, either Cossus cossus or Acossus terebra, who can say for sure? But the small one, what kind of animal is this? Collected in the Chelyabinsk region on 10.07.2014.

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Tell me, please, what kind of caterpillars are these?

One of them, either Cossus cossus or Acossus terebra, who can say for sure? But the small one, what kind of animal is this? Collected in the Chelyabinsk region on 10.07.2014.

1. Cossus cossus
2. Cucullia lucifuga

1. Cossus cossus
2. Cucullia lucifuga

What is the easiest way to finish feeding and at what stage will they winter?

What is the easiest way to finish feeding and at what stage will they winter?

Treetop, in my opinion, is too small, caterpillars develop for 2-4 years, so it's probably hopeless, it's better to look for caterpillars in early spring, adults spend the winter in all sorts of rotten things, and pupate in spring.
The cowl eats dandelion, lettuce, sow thistle, etc., offer wholesale what you choose and feed it. I don't know for sure about wintering, it seems that in the fall the caterpillar weaves a cocoon in which it overwinters, and in the spring it pupates in it.

This post was edited by John-ST-10.07.2014 23: 14

Please help me determine the type of caterpillar???))) I found the caterpillar on July 13. What does it eat and how to take care of it?
Thank you in advance!!!)
All photos were taken in Kharkiv (2014).

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Cheboksary city, found crawling over an asphalt road.
It looks like it's trying to pupate - it starts to release silk, but it's interrupted and it's rushing back and forth in a frenzy.

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Please help me determine the type of caterpillar???))) I found the caterpillar on July 13. What does it eat and how to take care of it?
Thank you in advance!!!)
All photos were taken in Kharkiv (2014).

Apparently Eilema sororcula.

Voronezh, mixed forest, not far from the anthill, about 6 mm, is it just faded or is this the type?

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Good afternoon, forumchane. Caterpillar on tomato.

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Good afternoon, forumchane. Caterpillar on tomato.

Very lucky, this is the "Dead head" Acherontia atropos (Linnaeus, 1758), the female flew in early summer

The horn is poorly visible. at the death's head, it is always curved, if not curved, still lucky - a new food plant for the gray hawk moth Sphinx ligustri (Linnaeus, 1758)

Good afternoon, forumchane. Caterpillar on tomato.

And where is it photographed (geographically)?

The horn is poorly visible. at the death's head, it is always curved, if not curved, still lucky - a new food plant for the gray hawk moth Sphinx ligustri (Linnaeus, 1758)

In my humble opinion, this is neither atropos nor ligustri. Here are two more photos. In the order of delirium-very similar to a Manduca of some kind.

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And where is it photographed (geographically)?

Unfortunately, I don't know. I'm trying to get this info out of the author.

Unfortunately, I don't know. I'm trying to get this info out of the author.

I looked at the avatar and thought that Tyumen, then all definitions, I will cancel

Yes, I did not think to warn you that the moped is not mine

to Okoem, Djon
hawk moth caterpillar shot in north carolina, everything fell into place

Good afternoon!
July 16, Krasnoyarsk.
What is a caterpillar?

Good afternoon!
July 16, Krasnoyarsk.
What is a caterpillar?

Eriogaster lanestris

The pupa of what beetle is found at sifting of a forest floor Stavropol. month of July 2014. L-10 mm

The pupa of what beetle is found at sifting of a forest floor Stavropol. month of July 2014. L-10 mm

Familiar larva, this is some kind of dead eater.

tell me what kind of animal it is. Krasnoyarsk, on the branches of the yellow caragana

tell me what kind of animal it is. Krasnoyarsk, on the branches of the yellow caragana

X. exsoleta probably

Tell me, please, who is this?
Found near Rylsk on a lilac tree, but the lilac does not eat, apparently, just wandered along the bush in the direction of the light bulb)) I want to figure out what to feed/what to plant.

Sorry, along the way, the picture didn't have time to load(
Take two:

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Sorry, along the way, the picture didn't have time to load(
Take two:

Acronicta aceris-maple, birch, willow, chestnut, elm, poplar
look for the tree it fell from nearby

Help identify the caterpillar. 20.07.2014, Mordovia. A plant, I don't know, some kind of weed.

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Help identify the caterpillar. 20.07.2014, Mordovia. A plant, I don't know, some kind of weed.

Cucullia lactucae

   Cucullia lactucae

Ugh! Such a beautiful caterpillar and a completely nondescript butterfly.. So not interesting.

Sorry for the quality, you can at least in general terms... what is that?
Today, Kiev, Ukraine. forest in the soil. trap, approximately 1.5 cm

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Sorry for the quality, you can at least in general terms... what is that?
Today, Kiev, Ukraine. forest in the soil. trap, approximately 1.5 cm

Bagworm Caterpillar